Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-11-13
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS


H. J, Savage who has been employed
at the Leake elevator, resigned his po-
sition this morning.
Frank Herndon and John Kempf
were passengers to Manning this morn
ing going on little land deal.
Misses Geneyive and Irene Roth came
home last Friday after spending week
with their grandmother at Omaha.
Mrs. James Law and daughter, Miss
Mary, left this morning for an over
Sunday visit with relatives in Council
Bluffs.
Clint Rucker, living eight miles east
and three miles south of Audubon,
claims Thursday, December IL, as his
sale date. 400
A. P. Anderson and family were
called to Walnut this morning to attend
the funeral Of relative which will &C
cur this afternoon. '.-
Chas Johnston has his bills printed
for his public sale which takes place
Nov. 25th. Watch for his ad in next
weeks Republican. ...
Good bay driving team sound in
every way, absolutely gentle one horse
and one mare. Sold right if taken
soon. Enquire at this office.
Jesse Matheney has resigned his posi-
ton as head barber at the Bailey shop
Jesse is undecided what to do in the
future, but whatever his decision we
hope he will not leave Audubon.
Notice. desire to catalogue my
collection of guns and as number are
loaned, all having one please return
same, So that my catalogue will be com
plete. 46s A. l.. Brooks.
A 10 acre tract adjoining town, good
house and barn, other good improve
ments. Will be sold on good terms.
Also cottages that car be bought
right and on remarkable good terms.
See j. M. Renftle. 10
Misses Inez and Joy Pfeister came
across country in their Ford yesterday
1 and took their mother back to Carroll
Miss Joy has just returned from Wag-
ner, s. D., where she was employed in
millinery store during the fall season
Cooey Petty was out on hunting
expedition the fore part of the week
and captured a wolf He brought the
pelt home with him and took it to the
court house to collect the bounty. 1t
was discovered that the wolf was killed
| in Guthrie county so Petty had to go
to the Center to make his collection.
The Domestic Science will hold their
meeting in the Library, Nov. 10, at 400
p. m, the hour having been changed,
The subject Thanksgiving Dinner. 4"
Leader, Mrs. Francis Pulver Discus
sion, Mrs. Lola Harmon, Mrs. Maud
Fulton. Let all members try and be
present. Committee for serving, Mrs.
Farquhar, Mrs. Eaton, Miss Henriksen.
LATE Simpson was in Omada last Fri
day and while there went to the hospi-
tai at Council Bluffs to see Percy Hal
leck who was injured in an automobile
accident the night before He found
Mr.. Halleck improving and the doctors
said he was not as seriously injured as
be glad to hear that he escaped SO
fortunately.
Mrs. F. s. Watts received call this
morning from Sioux City to address the
Congress of Correction and Reform
which meets in that city next Tuesday
She has accepted the invitation and will
use as a basis of her address much of
the material used in her work in CON
nection with the Baby Health Contest
A long list of prominent speakers will
appear on the same program.
Father Mcdonald who recently re-
turned to Audubon from Mercy Hospi-
tai where he submitted to an operation
for appendicitis, was able to walk down
town yesterday He is looking the very
picture of health and hopes to soon be
able to get around without difficulty
The wound inflicted by the operation is
healing nicely, all of which is most
gratifying news to the many friends of
the reverend gentleman.
The physical condition of Mrs. L. ].
Freeman is showing marked improve
ment and the attending physician is of
the opinion that she will be able to
make the trip to California in three
weeks or so. Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman
"ptO ~ NoiAAOiLtu iehob year anu udu
tickets for their return. About the
time they had planned to go, Mrs.
Freeman took suddenly i'll and matters
had to be postponed. Our readers will
be pleased to learn of her improved
condition and hope she and her husband
will be spared to spend many winters
in that land~of sunshine and flowers.
At Bethel church Friday evening
November II at 1:30 the following pro.
gram will be given
What Kind of Corn Does Best in Our
Locality, Albert Weston.
How Many Stalks Should We Grow
on One Acre, Frank Drury.
What Percent of Stand Did We Have
This Year, Allen Sampson.
What is The Average Yield This
Year. Frank Weston.
Who Grew the Most Corn on One
Acre and Who Was 1t. James Edwards.
How Long Were the Corn Roots This
Year, Lester Duvall.
Did the Roots Spread Out or Grow
Deep. r. F. Emerson.