Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-01-23
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only 81, so at Fraziers.
Miss Ethel Freeman has returned
from visit with friends at Oakland.
Childrens spring coats from $500 to
s.. 80 choice $500 at Fraziers. A.
For thoroughbred Rhode Island Red
ROSTERS, call Mrs. c. L. Tramp. soft
Ladies white tailor waists from s.. OC
to $500 choice 81. 90 at Fraziers. Al
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Jones are rejoicing
over the arrival of baby born to them
Jan. 18th.
Another barrel of channel cat fish at
McCort's meat market. Send in your
order at once.
When you are in town and need shoe
repairing go to John Andersen on
Lower Broadway.
Now is good time to get your har.
ness oiled. Martin Larsen will do it,
$l.00 per set. Eff.
N. L. Nielsen went to Battle Creek
yesterday to look after some business
matters and to visit relatiues.
For Sale a No. 7 Remington type
writer at SIS Better see about it at
once. Call at the Park Hotel.
Harry Williamson went to Atlantic
last night to visit, and incidently look
after some matters of business.
Get your fresh oysters, salmon, fish
and all kinds of home made sausage al
Jack McCort's meat market. At
Bring your harness in and have them
repaired and oiled by Martin Larsen
and see his new styles of harness. 2tf.
Mes J. Miller went to Omaha yester.
day where he expected to purchase a
car load of cattle for feeding purposes.
Amos Fancher and Harry Northup
are back from Omaha where they took
several car loads of cattle the fore part
of the week.
H. L. Smith, who lives west of Audu-
bon, was at Dubuque and Waverly last
week visiting his sons. He also visited
relatives at Waterloo.
Mrs. James Harmon and daughter
went to Downs, Kans. Friday evening,
being called there by the serious illness
of the formers mother.
Sam Moreland of Scott, Sask., Can
ada, came in on the North western
Monday evening to visit several weeks
with relatives and friends.
John McNutt, of Ross passed through
Audubon Friday on his way to Griswold
to visit his son, James McNutt who
lives on farm near that town.
Mrs Flo Freeman and sister, Mrs.
Bruce Bruntlett, who were guests of
Mrs. o. B. Train, at Shenandoah over
Sunday, returned home Tuesday. -
Stereoptican Lecture at the Christian
church Friday evening January gath
by Rev. Smith of Extra, Iowa. This
Lecture is free and all are invited. r-
Ellen Handley who was here several
days last week visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. R, Conant, who is very i'll, return
ed to her home in Des Moines Friday.
Some Partridge Cocken cockerels for
sale. These are fine stock. See or
telephone Mrs. j. H. Parnham, Audi
bon, Iowa. soft
Miss Gertrude Casey, who spent sew
eral days at the Nj. t. Foley home,
went to Atlantic Friday for a short
visit before returning to her home in
Omaha.
Chas. Campbell and Earl Rudy went
to Stuart Friday to be present at the
25th wedding anniversary of Chas.
Johnson and wife, which was celebrated
in a proper fashion on Saturday. Mr..
Johnson formerly lived in Audubon
and is a brother of Z. NJ. johnson of
this city.
Mrs. J. T. Barclay and son Fred, of
Des Moines, who have been visiting the
formers sister, Mrs. III. w. Wilson and
family, returned to Des Moines Tues
day evening. Fred, who is a ranch
man at Stuart, Nebr., will go to Des
Moines for visit and later will return
to his home.
A box social will be given at Douglas
school No on Friday evening, Jan.
3lst. A short program will be given
by the pupils of the school. A comedy
entitled "A Lively Afternoon" and a
reading entitled The Irish Philosop-
her" will be given by local talent.
Everyone is invited. Matte Jensen,
teacher.
Ladies all wool suits up to $50 90
choice So 90 at Fraziers. IL
Plenty of fresh oysters, salmon,
founders, and all kinds of home made
sauage at McCorts meat market. Al
Wholesome comedy is always highly
by the average theatre
patron and those who attend the per-
Torrance of Uncle Zeke" at the Opera
House Thursday night January 90, will
find many hearty laugh waiting for
them. While the play is rural
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