Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-09-28

For oil and gas call Phone 400. If
The City Restaurant is the place tc
get your meals. l4tf.
ONE pure bred Shropshire buck for
sale. Inquire of Amiel Waltz, Route 4,
Audubon, Iowa. 39-2d,
Watch for our ad. Great demon
stration of the Malleable Range stove.
October2 TOT. j. j. Ruhs.
| ID. W. Timmons and wife returned
to their home in Casey Monday follow
ing visit here with Mr.. and Mrs. H..
Hardy.
John White and family of Spirit
Lake returned home Monday after a
pleasant visit of week here with rel
atives.
Miss Enid McComb after a visit
here with the Geo. Mathisen family re-
turned to her home at Grand junction
Monday.
Lou Bagley returned home Monday
| from Davenport where he was on bust
ness and Iowa City where he visited
with friend.
Mrs. X. w. Black returned to her
home at Desoto Monday after pleasant
visit here with her parents Geo. Nc
Nary and wife.
Mrs. Annette Parsons arrived in
Audubon Friday from Waconda, :. ID.
to visit her sister, Mrs Julia NJ Par
sons and family.
Ross Craney and wife returned
home from Sioux City Thursday where
they to attended the convention of the
Degree of Honor
Mrs. B. Krotting departed for her
home at Wichita Falls, TODAY following
visit here with her daughter, Mrs.
Boust and family.
Mrs. Philson and family returned
to their home in Colfax Monday follow
ing visit here with his cousin, Mrs.
Layland and family.
MIR. G. c. Harper left Monday even.
ing for Des Moines to visit and from
there to st. Louis, Mo. to look after
business proposition.
j. A. Cambell and G.. A. Ress of
Lincoln township were in Audubon
Monday on business and while here paid
this office pleasant call.
Don't fail to be at our store some
Malleable demonstration will take place
on that date. J. J. Ruhs.
Fred Tessman, Sr. purchased fine
home in Manning last week and with
his family will move up there before
very long. He also purchased an auto
mobile.
Owen Davis has purchased the 9S
acre farm of FL. p. Rosenbeck Just on
the edge of Bradleyville, paying $3.50.
per acre. Mr., Davis traded his auto in
ON the deal.
F. p. Bradley and wife, who have
been visiting here with w. III. Cowles
and wife left for Brayton, Friday, for a
visit and will then go to their home at
Topeka, Kansas.
Doug Hamlin of Harrison. Neb.,
formerly q member of the Audubon Co.
Board came to Audubon Monday for a
visit and on business. He may decide
to locate in Audubon county again.
There are other stoves, but none as
good as the Malleable Range. Come to
our store October to Z and we will
tell you how to get s.. so worth of valu-
able presents free. j. j. Ruhs.
Mrs. Ed Kline and children follow
ing very pleasant visit here with her
sister, Mrs. Dick" Owen and family
and with l.. E. Kline and family departed
for home in Norfolk, Neb., last Saturday
morning.
You want new range. You want
the best, Come in and let us tell you
about the Malleable October 9 to Z. We
have q special demonstration here that
week and we want you to let him ex-
plain the greatest stove made.
J. J; Ruhs.
Hon. Ole Jacobsen of Kimballton
came over Monday morning to bring his
daughter who is student in the High
School. His fine new Spalding car at
tracted much attention and it cercainly
is fine locker. We suspect that he is
practicing for fast run in the County
campaign.
The first regular meeting OF the
Columbian Club will be held in the X
p. Hall on Tuesday afternoon, Oct. 81
at $3.50 o'clock. All members are urged
to be present as this is Officers Day"
and reports from the District Couyen-
ton will be given.
MYRTLE CHILDs, Rec. Sec.
The Cedar Rapids papers announce
the death in that city of Mr. Colwell
Fordyce at the age of 81 years. He had
lived there since 1856 and was promi-
nent Odd Fellow and Pythian for many
years. Mrs. Fordyce, who has held
high position with the Rebekahs, is an
aunt of A. n. Detwiler of this county
Mrs. J. II. Loveland and daughter
Miss Josephene following very pleas
ant visit of three weeks here with her
son X. J. Loveland and family left Fri
day morning for Dexter and Mt. Pleas
ant where they will visit with other re-
latives and friends and will then depart
for their hrme at Utica, New York.