Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-11-19
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mos. Davis went to Rock Island
yesterday for visit.
Vern Culver was business visitor
in Brayton yesterday.
l.. ID. Phelps and family spent Sun
day in Atlantic with relatives.
A. A. Zaner received his annual
carload of buckwheat Monday.
Fred Blume returned from a bust
dess trip to Des Moines Tuesday.
B, w. Monk, of Manning, was a
business visitor in town yesterday.
Will O'Connell is in Des Moines
this week attending U. S. court as a
juror.
Mrs. Frank Wilson has been dam
gerously i'll the past week, but is con-
valescent.
DOC Needles went to Manning Tues
day to visit at the home of his son
John Needles.
Remember the date of the Hereford
sale. Audubon, Iowa, Nov. 81, at
Weighton's barn.
NJ. E. meetings are to commence at
Ross next Monday night, the BIRD,
led~by the pastor, Rev. Bates.
Fred Baxter went out this morning
to put in the phones on the new farmer
lines that run into town from the south
The Hereford cattle that will be sold
at public auction Saturday Nov. q,
can be seen at Weighton's barn now.
The Junior League is drilling for
an entertainment to be given soon. 1t
will be worth your attention when it
comes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Kline left Tues
day for Newkirk, Oklahoma, where
he will be employed in restaurant
and bakery.
Plenty of good young turkeys for
Thanksgiving. Also chickens, ducks
and geese at the Zaner Market. Leave
orders early.
Mrs. Belknap is keeping house for
Mrs. Green while she in away nursing
her husband. The last word from the
Judge notes slight Improvement.
Mrs. VIM. Humphrey has been suf-
fering severely the past week from an
abcess. 1t was lanced Tuesday and
it is hoped she will soon be around
again.
About twenty teams from Kimball-
ton hauled out car load of brick
yesterday. 1t is for the foundation OF
new and commodious Danish Luther
an church that is being built there.
Hides we want at the Zaner Meat
Market, and will sell beef by the quar-
ter the next month or so. The same
as we pay for hides, and it wont be
old COW either. IANER & BAKER.
Miss Orpha Baxter was married re-
Gently to Mr. Arthur Baker in Los
Angles Calf. Miss Baxter was
formerly teacher here, is a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Baxter, and has a
host of friends here who extends con-
CALCULATIONS on the happy event. The
groom is nephew of I. w. Baker.
o. C.sDonaldson who was al Des
Moines last week, attended the dedi-
cation of the new army post building.
He says it was magnificent. The
parade was something to remember.
Thousands and thousands of people
were fed. The army quarters is some
thing new for this part of the country
Invitations are out for Thanks
giving ball to be given by the Macca.
bees in their new hall on Wednesday
evening, November %. Prof. Lyden' S
orchestra, of Manning, will furnish the
music. This will be the second time
this orchestra has played for dances
here and by lovers of dancing it is
considered the best music ever in the
city.
The following are the new officers OF
the Junior League: Pres. Lucille
Brooks, lst vice, Hazel Law, End vice
Alice Gardner, Bird vice, Ethel Mott,
4th vice, Ruth Watson, Secy, Olivine
Hubbold, Treas, Leone Bates, Choris.
ter, Mable Gleason, pianoist, Lena
Pound, Collectors, Joe Watson and
Clark Arnold. Mrs. Buck is the eff.
cient Superintendent.
Charles Van Gorder returned last
week from Texas where he went to in
vestigate his property there. A few
years ago he bought $50 acres of land
in the fiat country not far from the
coast. Some of the people in that
region bored wells, put in engines and
flooded their land when they wanted
| it flooded, and found they could raise
monstrous rice crops by so doing. Mr..
Van Gorder had we'll bored on his
land, put in an engine, had trenches
dug and went to raising rice, Bob
Campbell, formerly of Hamlin town
ship, handling it for him. This years
crop produced over $4,000 to the acre
and the expense was not so very
heavy. Mr.. Van Gorder is elated and
wishes he had happened to get several
such quarters of fiat, worthless look
ing land.