Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-11-27
LATE LOCAL NEWS

Read the menu for big Presbyterian
dinner in this paper
Andrew Jorgensen was passenger
to Manning yesterday.
Find the place and the date for the
big Presbyterian dinner.
Peter L. and Peter H. Petersen were
passengers to Manning yesterday.
Miss Teresa Mcclure went to Coun-
Gil Bluffs yesterday to visit with her
sister.
A. S. Culver has made some nice i'm.
provements on his home in the east part
of town.
Mrs Ed Henshel and child returned
yesterday from visit at Villisca with
her husband people.
John Christensen and wife have gone
to Denison to enjoy an over Thanksgiv-
ing visit with relatives. I
Mr. and Mrs Chas Sunberg went to
Valley Junction this morning to spend
few days with relatives.
Do not forget the big annual dinner
at the Presbyterian church next Thurs
day evening. Everybody welcome.
w. r Smith, wife and baby came
from Carroll last evening for a visit
with her parents, Fred Searles and wife.
If You purchase Singer sewing ma
chine you will have something that
will last life time Buy one now at
J. j. Ruhs.,
Ralph johnson went to Milford yes
terday for a visit at the Titterington
home while his parents ale in Illinois
on ten days visit.
Miss Osher, one of the teachers in the
Public Schools is enjoying visit from
her two sisters, who arrived yesterday
to spend Thanksgiving.
E. @. Richter, employed at the Nc
Cort market went to Des Moines last
evening, where he will join his wife
aud visit few days with his parents
Singer sewing machines are source
of joy to any woman who has sewing to
do. II makes the house work easier
and lightens the burden. Sold in Aud
ubon by ]. J. Ruhs only.
]. L. Jensen and wife arrived from
Minden, Neb, last week and have
rented the J. c.. Fisher farm three
miles south west of Audubon and will
move thereon next week.
Chris Petersen departed last even
ing for Arden, Denmark to spend the
winter with his parents. He will re
turn to Audubon again, as he says he
likes this part Of the country.
A public sale of horses, machinery,
household goods, etc, will be held on
/ the lawn at the ]. A. Nash home on
Saturday, Dec 9th at loo p. m. More
complete details will be published next
week.
Word reached Audubon yesterday
from Boone of the death of Mrs. Geo.
Niller, wife of former Superintendent
of schools of this city. The Millers
have many friends here who will be
panied to hear of this sad news,
PEOPLE WHO KNOW are going to
buy a MAJESTIC RANGE during our
DEMONSTRATION week. YOU
would too if you KNEW. Read our
big ad. in this paper.
Audubon Hardware Co.
The Audubon w. r. G. will meet at
the X p. hall tomorrow afternoon at.
2:30 in a special meeting at which time
seven new members will be taken into
the Corps. This makes Ia new mem
bers who have recently joined this or
ganization.
Hans G. Nielsen and Miss Christina
Winters were married yesterday at ten
o'clock at Ebenezer church by Rev. G.
ha
the happy couple left for Nebraska to
fornia where they will make their home
for the present.
This is the time of the year when
people are planning to make presents to
loved ones. Every man ought to love
his wife and if she hasn't a sewing
machine that will do the work right,
no present will be more appreciated
than Singer sewing machine purchas-
ed of j. J. Ruhs.
YOUR NEIGHBOR KNOWS his
MAJESTIC RANGE uses little fuel
bakes perfectly-hea abundance of
water good and hot and costs practically
nothing for repairs. LET US SHOW
YOU WHY. CALL during our DEM.
YIN loN /" lLOItIhbeI !
to @. Audubon Hardware Co.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank johnson, Grace,
Ruth and Harold, left for their old
home at Arlington, Illinois, yesterday
where they will spend at least ten days.
They will also visit at Morris and other
points before returning. OF course
they will be compelled to take in the
sights in Chicago on the way back
home.
The Domestic Science will hold their
regular meeting in Library Dec 2at 3
p. IN. Subject; Pastry and Pies.
Leader, Mrs Nettie Ward. Discussion,
Mrs. Minnie Thomas, Miss Ruth Pres
ton. Urge that all members try and be
present Committee on serving, Mrs
Fulton, Elizabeth Foley and Mrs. Grace
Hansen.