Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-11-09
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D. r. Jones came up from Casey on
business Saturday.
Peter Mathisen Of Atlantic visited
here with friends Monday.
Mrs. J. A. Nash went to Des Moines
Sunday noon for visit.
Coming, Coming, Coming, Father c.
Arthur Macleod. AL
Frank McFadden returned from an
out Of town trip last Of the week.
Father C. Arthur Macleod Novem-
Der 10, 1911. AL
j. Shingledecker and c. A. Root we're
Casey business visitors, Saturday.
The City Restaurant is the place to
get your meals. 14tf.
Mrs. w. A. Fredericksen went to At.
lantic, Friday. to visit with friends.
They did say Heath's Peerless Dand-
ruff Remover was best. Who2 All
who tried it. 44S
The District Convention of The
Womens Clubs will be held at Council
Bluffs next week. A large number of
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tendance.
Ed McNary and wife came down from
Carroll, Tuesday, being called. here on
account Of the death of Mrs. McNary's
father, John Porter, of Extra which
occurred Monday night.
Miss Ethel Teegan came up from
Des Moines last evening and will spend
the winter with her sister. Mrs. r. H.
Winslow and family. Mrs. Winslow
went to Atlantic to meet her.
Mrs. John A. Musson arrived home
last week from Canada where she was
this summer with her husband who
owns large farm up there. Mr.. Mus
son will not return for month yet.
Will be in Audubon to do dressmak-
ing Nov 20, and will remain one week
at the home of Mrs. Drury. Good fit,
good style and good lines especially.
45-2w. Mrs. g. c. Boiling.
r. C. Spencer and F. o. Niklason
drove to Brayton in the latter's auto
Tuesday afternoon to attend the Wood
men meeting held that night, and at
which sixteen new members were taken
into the order.
Jim Keightley and AL. Hurd will
have a new heater each in their mail
wagons this winter with which to keep
themselves warm while carrying their
routes. They have ordered the heaters
from Peoria, Illinois.
G. r. Hillyer went to Manning Tues
day to meet his m0ther-in-law, Mrs.
Catharine Campbell who was visiting at
Perry. As q general rule people don't
care much for mothers-in-law, but Mr..
H. says he has the best one ever.
Lee Hudler and wife arrived in Audu-
bon. Tuesday, from Stanley county, 8.
D., to visit here with A. H. Dollahide
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Hudler for
merly lived in Audubon and the suburb
of Hudlerville was named after him.
The subject at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning at eleven
o'clock win be "A Burning And Shin
ing Lamp" At 1880 pm, THE Rich
Voting Ruler" You are cordially in
vited. Arthur B. Miller, Minister.
The Misses Ella and Mae Farquhar
purchased q nice home for themselves
last week Of e. N. Norton. It is the
home now occupied by L. d. Phelps in
the northeast end of town. We under
stand they will not take possession until
the first of July.
Dan Peterson, his wife and his sister,
Mrs. Thos. lessen went to Omaha yes
terday where Mrs Petersen will under
90 an operation for appendicitis. DR..
Fulton her physician accompanied them.
We hope to see her soon restored to the
best Of health and back with her family
again.
Doc Settlemire thought he would
warm things MP a little Monday and
got things so hot for moment that the
fire boys had to be called to his barber
shop, but they were not needed. as the
fire and smoke had almost disappeared
when they arrived, with but very little
damage done.
Delicious Drinks. piping hot. just q
few of them are: Matted Clam. 10 cents.
Beef Tea. 10 cents, Matted Milk, 10
cents, Grape Juice, 10 cents, Ginger
Ale, cents, Limeade. 5 cents, Lemon
ade, 10 cents and best of all Hot Cho-
c0late, 4 % cents. The Fountain at
tricks DRUG STORE.
Frank Messersmith, wife and two
children arrived in Audubon Tuesday
morning from Tyro. Kans.. to visit for
some time with his cousins, Mrs. Geo.
A. Campbell and Mrs. /. G. Cramer
and families, after which they will de-
part for Indiana for an extended visit
with relatives and win then return to
their home.
Frank McElroy of Sioux Oity, VIM.
McElroy Of Princeton, H., H. L. Moller
of Wyoming, NJ, jas. Foster and q. H.
Cooper Of Bradford. NJ, the two for
mer brothers, and the three latter
nephews of the late Henry B. McElroy,
who have been here for week looking
after the estate, departed for their re-
spective homes last evening.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society win meet at $50 O'Clock next
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Freedline.
It will be q very important meeting.
Much business ON hand and our delegate
to the branch meeting. held recently at
Davenport, will give her report. The
lesson will be Chapter OF our new
book, entitled, The Light OF The
World" Program will be in charge of
Mrs. Freedline. Refreshments win be
served during the social hour. All
come and come ON time.
MRS. CREvELING, Sec.
r. N. Carper, his daughter. Mrs.
VIM. Rucker and her son Chas. arrived
home Tuesday from Q visit of three
weeks with his son B. F. Carper and