Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-11-21


Wallace Bolton came home form Mil.
ford last evening He went there to
pick corn and sprained his wrist.
Miss Iva Jayne has resigned her posi-
ton at the Telephone Exchange and re-
turned to her home in Extra last evening.
i Mesdames Hall and Reed are here
from Ipswich, S. d. enjoying avisit with
their parents, Thos. Winters and wife
! Lou Spencer and wife returned home
to Omaha Tuesday, after visit in Au-
dubon with her parents, Joe Richards
and wife.
Miss Beulah Goodman came from
Scranton the first of the week, having
accepted a position in the Audubon Tele-
phone Office.
Miss Bagley came from Atlantic last
evening, and is guest at the home of
her brother Charles and family while
in Audubon.
am Offering for sale so head of feed
ing steers. weighing about 900 pounds,
and go head of feeding cows. Enquire
of o. L. Lane.
w. w. Smith was called to Clinton
last evening7as a witness in fish case.
This makes his third or fourth trip on
the same case.
A special Thanksgiving dinner will
be served at the Park Hotel Be sure
to telephone and come to us on that
day for first class dinner. 47c.
Lost between the old Frazier home,
near the Presbyterian church and the
postotice, string of amber beads.
Finder please leave at this Office. All
School books and school supplies all
the time. Saturday we will give away
a set lead pencil to every purchaser of
school books or supplies. Frick Drug Co.
A piano recital will be given on Tues
day evening Dec. 3rd, by pupils of Miss
Martha Dunn. Time, place and program
will appear in the next Issue of this
I paper.
Perry Carter arrived home yesterday
from Oil City, Penn, and other eastern
points, where he has been the past three
weeks. His wife went on to Maine for
a longer visit.
Mrs. Jake Meyer entertained num-
Der of her lady friends last week, com
plimentary to Mrs. Naomi Bradley, of
Jefferson, Assistant Department In.
spector of the Iowa w. R. G.
Mrs. Jas. Chandler entertained Mes
danes ]. Meyer, E. Reed and SON Wesley
at dinner Thursday, in honor of Mrs.
Bradley, who went TO Atlantic Friday
for the purpose of inspecting.
Your home dinner Thanksgiving day
will not be complete unless you have
some of that dandy Fruit Cake that you
can buy at Walter Hansen's Home
B lkery. 41S.
GEO. Northup and wife and Mrs J.
r. Chandler were over to Guthrie Cen
ter Saturday and from there went to
Monteith to visit at the parental J. NJ.
Darland home. Mr.. Darland had been
sick, but was somewhat improved. The
party returned on Sunday accompanied
by t. A. Moore and wife,
A. G. Ross writes friends in the city
of their safe arrival in Long Beach, Cal
They are comfortably located for the
winter and are enjoying the sunshine,
flowers, sweet corn and Strawberries,
They met Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman and
Mr. and Mrs. Cole recently and report
them as enjoying California to its
fullest extent.
Geo. Bonnisen departed last evening
for his home in Alemeda, Col, after
four days visit in Audubon with his
uncles, Ernest and Chris Mikkelsen and
at the Chris Henriksen home. Mr.. Bon
nisen formerly lived in Audubon and as
he came as far Kansas City with a
shipment of stock, he decided to come
on TO Audubon for visit.
The Womans' Club will give the
second of their series of parties at Watts
Hall Tuesday Nov. Goth, s to II p. m.
The committee in charge is making an
effort to have something unusual in the
way of entertainment, so jolly time
is expected. A Thanksgiving turkey
will be given to the most popular lady
present. The next regular meeting of
the Club will be held the first Wednes-
day in December. Miss June Gray will
demonstrate the value of the kinder.
garten.
The many friends of Mrs. c. E. Long
will be pleased to learn that she will re-
main in Audubon, although her hus-
band who has been agent at the North.
western, will take position at some
other point. Mrs. Long recently started
a millinery establishment at the Kopp
81 Lane store and has met with such
iattering success that she cannot afford
to let the business go. She is very
capable woman and the ladies of Audu-
bon and vicinity are more than delighted
with the class of goods she has, and the