Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-01-18
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90 For Pure-bred Barred Plymouth
Rock Cockerels and Pullets, inquire
OF Il. N. Taggert. 3tf.
No. M. and Mrs. w. f. Cloughley went
o up to Ute, the last of the week TO visit
as q sister of Mrs. Cloughley.
of
vet 9. Il. BRENNAN, county treasurer,
left the last of the week for Ohio TO be
gone for few weeks on business.
% Dave Randolph and Sam Mantz
in journeyed up into Carroll county last
Wednesday to attend "a stock sale.
ne Tom Murphy of Audubon who has
81 been making an extended visit with
IT. his son VIM, of Albert Lea, MINI.
returned one day last week
ba Mr.. Newcomb OF Atlantic, solicitor
rs for the New York Life Insurance Co.
. was in Audubon Saturday looking
after the interests OF the company.
Nv George Kness, one OF Audubon
ais townships most prosperous farmers,
ct. was in Audubon last Friday making
Is. preparations for assessing his town
ship.
re We notice by the list of committees
III appointed by speaker Clarke that
ris Of the ono IN visit tha as,I,,,,, -,
Clarinda.
ka M. II. Mccall formerly of the firm
life OF Mccall x Craney was In town last
he week. He has traded his farm just
us east OF Greeley township for one near
Guthrie Center.
OF party of young people gave a
re dance last Friday evening at the hos
IA pitable home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
ay Simpson southwest of town. A most
rn enjoyable time was had.
Rasmus Willesen Of section 80
90 Douglas has sold his farm to II.
hg Jacobsen and Ed Beason. His farm
n which is uneXcelled for improvements
sun and productiveness brought $S5 per
an acre.
Chas. Van Gorder returned from
ia Des Moines Friday morning where he
~. had been to see gentleman on bust
pe ness. He reports much more snow in
ne that city than we have in this section
on on the Missouri slope.
h. +. Moon went down to Atlantic
wo Tuesday and then go on to DesMoiues
or to be ready for his duties when the
I'D legislature convened after q recess
ay from Friday so that committees could
aus visit the state institutions.
f.. A. Wilson, representing Reeves
gnu ~ Co. of Des Moines, was here last
eo week and closed a deal with Gustavt
'er Hahn for one of their finest 30 horse.
M fnnn p.rit. IA .l,
az Hahn intends to take to Canada IN
'ne the spring to use in breaking lot oil
land he owns in that country.
ng Audubon Lodge No. $40, A. o. u.
~, W. on last Wednesday night install
OK ed the following officers for the en-
wn suing year; T.. M. W., +. Rosenbladt;
on M. W., Chas S. White; For, w. ID.
as Mantz; Overseer, III. r.. White; Rec
3D. e. Fin, III. j. Mantz: Receiver, Ed
Wood; Guide, Clayton Bates; |. w
iii Jas. Carper; 0. W., ]. Stanley.
err We've heard people say that they
Ter had worked like dog all day" An
en- exchange has figured that If this were
ds literally true the twenty-four hours
ste would he spent thus One hour dig
ging out rat, two hours gnawing a
~. bone, one hour waiting for a cat to
30 -, come down out Of q tree, half an hour
az begging To get in the house and the
~ balance OF the time sleeping on mat
re in the cold doorway
o -
OF On Saturday afternoon, Mrs. A. G..
10 Steele was hostess to a large number
're OF friends complimentary to Miss
Cora Steele of Lincoln. Nebr,, and
Mrs. G. G. Nelson of Audubon. The
afternoon hours were pleasantly spent
~ in sewing and conversation. The
iaa' hostess was ably assisted by Mrs.
20 A. i. Haas of Des Moines in serving
delicious two course luncheon.
eh Coon Rapids Enterprise.
his j. G. Burkey who lives mile north
OF town sold his fine quarter section
i one day last week to Rasmus Willesen
ri from over south west of town, the
.ey purchase price being 800 per acre
IT. Mr.. Burkey has lived on the farm
m just sold for number of years and
q by his thrift and industry has made
M his farm among the best in the country.
,lv We understand that Mr.. Burkey con-
Ir' templates having a sale before March
LIST and moving to Oklahoma.
~, John Cameron and wife came in
De- Monday morning for the purpose OF
OR going down To Brayton TO visit some
vi friends in the country and then con-
ms tinue on their way Tuesday for Cen
ats tralia, Illinois, TO spend some time
err with Sister, Mrs. Kate Cameron
To PAUL. But owing to the snowstorm
on they remained with their son Mr..
So Charlie Dustin till Tuesday and then
al left for Illinois putting OFF their visit
at BraytOn to some more pleasant
season.
no r. f.. Hamlin and family OF Extra
he were up to Audubon over Sunday to
,m visit with the family of +. l.. Wheeler
zee before going to q new home at Lusk
m in Converse county, Wyoming. Mr..
ey Hamlin has been out there and taken
he homestead and also leased some
lin land which he will develop the coming