Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-12-01
) LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Child for Sale"-Coming.
Good Round Oak Heater for Sale.
Phone sos.
Tuesday, Dec. 6, will be Presby-
terrain church day at Bakers.
Ask for your cash slips: they are
worth so. j. F. Baker, Jeweler
church day at Baker, the jewelers..
Wednesday at the Crescent, ''The
Beautiful Gambler''-All Star cast.
Want to Trade-MaNwel touring
car, for COW. Inquire at this office.
Harvey Hight left this morning
for Casey, where he will visit at the
home of his son and daughter for
few days.
Henry Dackon and VIM. Mar
quette, two of Atlantie's hustling
real estate dealers, were in the city
Yesterday.
Mrs. Edgar Carter and two chill
dren came from Ames yesterday 10
spend a few days with her mother
and numerous friends.
We can make our readers a spe-
cial price of $3.50 for the Des
Moines Capital and the Audubon Re-
publican both one year
Mrs. H. J. Leach departed last ev-
ening for Mason City, where she
went to visit a brother whom she
has not seen in several years.
Senior Glass Day at Baker, the
Jeweler 's-Saturday December 10.
Students, buy your Christmas gifts
then and help the Senior class.
H. A. Northup and wife and Wal
ter Graves and wife drove overland
to Omaha yesterday to spend a few
lays with relatives and friends.
John Weighton accompanied his
daughter Lenora, aud Annis Ashby
to Omaha Monday, where the two
young ladies are attending an acad-
envy.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Petersen left
Wednesday afternoon for Omaha
where they will spend a few days
visiting friends and looking after
business affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Neitzel and
Miss Ellen Neitzel departed this
morning for Guernsey, Iowa, where
they will make a weeks visit at the
home of relatives.
III. Jensen returned this morning
from Omaha where he accompanied
car load of cattle. He did not
strike a very good market, for it
was off little the day he sold.
Henry Sunberg returned this
attended the International Stock
show which will continue until SAT-
urday. Mr.. Sunberg says that the
showing OF stock was something
wonderful and the crowds larger
than ever.
NJ Hs.s4o.na, .a4,.nod 4b;s
morning from Omaha where he ac-
companied shipment Of cattle. Mr..
Masterson was quite well pleased
with his returns, for he topped The
market the day he .old and received
$S,25.
John Ruhs is suffering with car
buncle on his neck and it has adj
vapced TO such a stage that 1t is
causing him great amount Of an
noyance and pain. He had it laneed
Monday and today is getting along
considerably better.
II you have been thinking OF sub
scribing for The Audubon Republic
can, now is a good time to do it, for
you can get it for $1.00, if taken
within the next thirty days. II you
subscribe right away you get the bal
ance of this year free.
VIM. Mantz. wife and son, and G.
A. Hahn and wife, of Belle Plain,
Sask., Canada arrived in the city
this morning for an extended visit
at the home of relatives. They were
nightly pleased to find the weather
so moderate on their arrival but
they have the assurance that Iowa
can give them variety of weather
before the winter is over. Yet II
will not be as severe as they would
encounter If they remained in Can
ada.