Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-06-22
LARLAND ITEMS.
Fine weather for growing crops.

Fine weather for growing crops.
MIR. Thomas Musson, of your city,
passed through our hamlet enroute to
his big ranch last Monday.
Our mail carrier had to go out of his
way last Tuesday on account of dam
aged bridge on the main line.
Mrs. Leavens visited at Mr.. Palmer's
Tuesday of last week, and did the neces-
sary trading for her husband.
Jack Savage visited Audubon last
Monday on business and since has been
improving the highway. He is very
efficient road boss.
Larland people will all go enmasse to
Audubon the Fourth. Great will be
that day for the small boy and the new
mash, and how the eagle will scream.
Messrs. Bradstad and Fritz will soon
begin the erection of large barn for
Mr.. johnson. They are excellent work
men and are much rushed at present
Mr.. j. M. Black and daughter, Miss
Emma, were Audubon visitors Satur-
day of last week. Miss Emma reports
pleasant call at Mr.. Kyle's of your
city.
Mr. Reed traied in Larland last Tues
day. He had the misfortune to loose
one Of his fine black horses in early
spring which necessitated the purchase
OF another.
Joseph Wager has purchased farm
near Coon Rapids. lie returned from
| his trip last week and has finally con
Guided that Audubon county is good
enough. Why not?
OJoseph KesSelring, of near Larland,
has the incest field of corn anywhere.
| He will soon have roasting ears and
pig feed. Mr.. Kesselring had good
luck with his seed corn.
1t is reported over around Larland
that Fred Farquhar is out of the ring
that is the matrimonial ring.-We,
however, are inclined to think different
ly, and believe the report untrue.
L. L. Palmer is farming quite extern
sively, having nearly 40 acres of corn
out and with the business of his store
gives him enough hustling for one man.
Mr.. Palmer is very successful man.
Miss Bridenstine, of the Center, is
giving the youth excellent instruction.
She is an accomplished lady and teach
er. Miss Wolf will close at No. | on
Friday, June 90, as will our school at
this point.
Some of our young heroes and maid
ems would like to know what has be-
come of Mr.. Bailey. We have not
caught glimpse of his form for some
time. Elmer your presence is always
welcomed in our city.
Larland real estate is way un in G. in
spite of the financial embarras 3ment
brought on by failures generally.
When buyers come our way they should
see that they have from $50 to $50 In
their purse for every acre to be bought.
The ladies of Larland and vicinity
met together and proceeded to the
pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
linson's last Thursday. Our women
are noted for great conversational abili-
ties and on this occasion upheld their
record nicely. All enjoyed the day and
at night fall wended their way home
ward.
1t would be sighting the good peo-
pie of the Center if we did not mention
their excellent display last Sunday
night in the Children's program. The
piece and illustration of Columbia by
Mrs. Mccain assisted by two young
ladies was rare treat. All went home
well pleased with the evenings pleasure
and feeling much interested as well as
benefited by having been present,