Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-10-21
LOCAL AMI PERSONAL

Lean boil 1Sc, rib boil l5c, ham
burger 23c at McCort's.
Buy Monarch peanut butter in the
bulk and save money. Only 25c a
pound at McCort's.
Chas. Taylor, of Guthrie Center,
arrived in the city yesterday and is
looking after matters for a client in
the district court which is now in
session.
The ladies OF the Catholic church
will hold a Halloween social in the
basement of the church on Wednes.
day evening, October 27th. They
anticipate a delightful program.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. McCort are re.
joicing over the arrival of a daughter
born to them early Tuesday morning
The mother and her babe are doing
nicely while papa McCort is about
the proudest man in town.
Three pounds Monarch coffee s1.2O
three pounds X. NJ. G. coffee $1.O5,
three pounds Farm House coffee
S1.00. Phone your orders to 1872
and get prompt delivery.
]. F. McCort.
John Williams, who was here
looking after his farm interests in
Guthrie county, spent a few days
the latter part OF the week with &. II.
Sampson and other old time friends
before returning to his home at Ed
munds, Wis.
October 18th was set as National
Free Clinic service in the Homeo-
pathic hospitals Of the country. Re-
ports in the newspapers Of yesterday
are to the effect that the event was
especially successful in the large
cities and some of the smaller dis
tricts.
Otto Witthauer, of Des Moines,
who is still holding his position with
the Rock Island, was in the city Tues
day inspecting grain cars. Otto is
still interested in politics in Audubon
county for he was County Auditor
two terms and later represented the
county in the legislature.
Mrs. Jake Wolf and children, OF
Manning. were in the city visiting
Mrs. Chas. owen the fore part of the
week and while here Mrs. Wolf had
one OF the children's tonsils removed.
Mrs. Ed Kline accompanied them to
Manning on the afternoon train Tues
day.
DIR. Childs and son Edward return
ed Saturday from two weeks stay
at Boston, Mass, where they consult
ed a specialist on asthma. While
there Edward took treatments which
he will continue here at home. There
is every indication that the treatment
will give the patient much relief.
l am closing out all of my tires
and in order to do so will make a
bargain for those needing them
Ford tires OF the best make, all
good new stock, to close out at SIS.
These tires are 30x3k. The supply
is limited so come early. Also a
lumber OF bicycle tires at sl.5O
each. A. NJ. Currier.
Henry Jacobsen, who with his wife
and two children have been enjoying
three months visit with relatives
in Denmark, returned home the latter
part of the week. Henry says he saw
great many sights while on the trip,
some of them he will never forget.
They are feeling the after effects OF
the war in Europe now as never be-
fore and there is muci indication
that there will be suffering for lack
of food and fuel during the winter
months.
Mrs. w. r. Green came from Coun-
Gil Bluffs the latter part OF the week
for a visit with old time friends.
She and her husband have been stay
ing at Council Bluffs since the close
OF Congress a few weeks ago and will
likely remain there until early in
December when Congress reconvenes.
Mrs. Green has many friends here
all OF whom are pleased to see her
Mr.. Green who has been campaigning
in Oklahoma has returned and is
now in the Ninth district holding
political meetings.