Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1899-07-27

| MUNEf III LUAN.
AT 5 per cent interest, option.
al payments, with the German
Savings Bank.
NASH & PHELPS.
DIR. Miller went to Lincoln, Nebraska,
yesterday.
Musson & Son received six cars OF
coal yesterday.
Go to Burnside's for best grades of
hard and and soft coal.
Miss Theresa Smith is visiting friends
in Extra going yesterday.
Jim Rose returned yesterday from an
extended stay with relatives in Ohio.
j. Fl. Hersman has purchased the Mrs.
Anna lsham property on Tracy street.
Guy Mccain, of Melville township, is
visiting relatives at Des Moines this
week.
Tom Sutton returned yesterday from
short visit with his parents at Girls
void.
Mrs. John Gates and children visited
last week with Mrs. Edith Greene, near
Botna.
Raj phi Hersman has been sick the
past week, being threatened with ty-
phoid fever.
George Brown has crop OF seventeen
acres OF broom corn which he says is
maturing quite well.
+. nj. Beard. OF Des Moines, brother
In-law of j. f. Russell, is visiting here.
He came last Friday.
A. II. Edwards shipped in 300 head OF
Angora goats Wednesday which no will
put on his farm north OF town.
Mr.. and Mrs Burnside returned
yesterday from pleasant stay OF two
weeks at Clear Lake and Grinnel'
Charles S. White, OF Melville township
expects to return in a few days to Ames
to complete his course in college there
Mrs. W. II. Mcfarland and baby OK
pect to leave for South Omaha Saturday.
Mr.. Mcfarland is pleased with his posi-
| ton.
nj. f.. Dean, Of st. Louis, brother of
Mro u.o h.,
home few days the fore part OF the
week.
Miss Minnie Lee, OF Belmont, Wiscon-
sin, sister OF Mrs A. j. Hunt, is expected
here tomorrow, to visit ut the home OF
the latter.
Mrs. Robert Talbot and little child
visited with friends yesterday when they
left for few days visit with friends at
Guthrie Center.
Misses Puma and Halita Courier,
OF Anita, will visit short time at the
homes Of Mrs. Turpin and A. Nj. Conr-
rier OF whom they are neces.
Children's exercises at the Nj. T..
church Sunday evening by the Junior
League. Come and hear the children.
Superintendent
Ii. Grovesmuhl went to Chicago on
business Monday On his return he
stopped at Davenport and visited Il few
days with three of his sisters who live
| there.
The bountiful rains Of the early part
OF tho summer have helped to make a
big crop. A ride in the country now
will convince you that We are in a land
of plenty.
J. Burlick is in New York state on
business connected with an estate in
which he is interested. He also expects
to take advantage OF the occasion and
visit Niagara Falls while there.
Mrs. j. McFarlane and her children
Isabelle and William, and the Misses
Bessie and Belle McDutf, OF Cedar Rap
ids, neices OF Mrs McFarlane, went to
Dedham Wednesday to visit friends a
short time.
Henry Rohwer, the manager for the
Green Bay Lumber Go. at Extra served
as secretary OF the democratic county
convention Tuesday. He takes an in
terest in politics and is competent and
| active Young man.
j. +. Russell has made some improve
ments in the interior arrangements OF
his store. which, together with the good
ware room just added onto the rear,
makes his ability to handle his big stock
and big trade very complete.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas, of Oar
lington, Wisconsin, who have been visit
ing their son, Dick Thomas, of Melville
township, started on their trip home
Tuesday, intending to stop at Cedar
Rapids few days to visit relatives.
At the Evangelical church next Sun
day evening the subject will be. "Some
Decisive Battles" Text ia in Rev. Is,
1916. The service viii! begin promptly
at o'clock and end at 0. Come to this
service and we promise that you shall be
neither bored insulted nor kept beyond
the hour. L. J. U. SMAY.
The delegates to the republican
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