Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-10-25

MONEY TO LOAN.
With the German Saving!
Bank at 5 per cent interest
Optional payments.
NASH & PHELPS.
C. S. McLeran, ID. ID. s., offic,
over Bronson Drug Store Audubon
Jessie Keith and wife returned hom
last of the week.
F. w. Ridgeley of Greeley was NJ
to Audubon Monday.
VIM Doffing of Extra went up Il
Manning Monday night.
Charlie Zion has been down a
Brayton doing job of painting.
L. A. Shingledecker of Gray wa
down on business Monday morning.
John Butterton and w. S. Over
went to Omaha Monday night on bus
mess.
l.. w. Lee, the barber went up Il
Story City Monday night on bust
ness trip
Frank Rice and Frank Niklasor
went to Lincoln Monday night or
business.
w. H. Adams of Grand Junction
spoke at Audubon Center Friday eve
ming.
Rev. G.. B Christensen left Monday
night for Minneapolis to attend 1
meeting of their church Association
Miss Emma Weeks of Victor, lowe
came up Monday TO visit her sister
and her friend Mrs. Chris Schrader
N. C. Brorsen of Wyoming and
secretary to Asmus Boysen arrived
in town Saturday evening for short
visit.
Mrs. f. r. Rice of Tingley who
came up last Thursday to visit with
her husbands people returned home
Monday.
Miss Anna Dorr and Mrs. Mean.
inch of Extra came up Sunday and
remained over till Monday with Mrs.
O. B. Train.
Rev. A. r. Grant is down at Allan
tic again this week assisting the pas
tor of the church in a series of reviv-
al meetings.
Mrs. 0. G. Donaldson and Mrs.
Gertrude Nelson are in Des Moines as
delegates to the state meeting of the
Mothers congress.
Harvey Maharg left for the west
Monday to buy more sheep having
sold out the flock of BOO bought at
Lincoln week ago.
Several farmers of Douglas shipped
in car of lumber last week for use
on their farms in building corn cribs
and other buildings.
The library has received copy OF
the Souvenir of the Presbyterian
Church in Iowa from the Rev. j. F.
Hinkhouse of Sioux City.
Mrs. II. M. Whaley and daughter
Edna returned to Des Moines Monday
night having visited Mrs. e. Larsen
who is daughter and sister.
Fred Larsen and wife of Chicago
and Mrs. Nels Hansen of Extra came
Saturday to visit at the home of AS
mus Rasmussen. Monday they went
down to Extra.
Mrs. DR.. Riley of Extra and Mrs.
J. II. Chandler of Audubon left Mon.
day evening for Mason City to act as
delegates of the Iowa Grand Chapter
of the Eastern Star.
Mrs. John CARRIER completed her
visit here with her daughters, Mrs.
Chef Dusten and Mrs. j. w. Mark
ley on Monday and returned to her
home at Gray that evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edlund of Larland,
who were recently married, left on
Monday evening over the Northwest
ern for Minneapolis on their way to
Warren, Minnesota which will be
their home.
Jens p. Jensen of the Spring Valley
Stock farm in Douglas is selling some
of his fine Herefords to farmers in
this county who intend to raise some
of the best grade instead of a poorer
class of animals.
The district conference of the M. e.
church will be held in Audubon on
the eigth and ninth of November.
From and after that time Mr.. Grant
assisted by the pastors from Atlantic
and Shelby will hold a series of re-
vival meetings.
G.. G. Everts was in Saturday to
get a fine male pig from Manping
which he had purchased. He has sold
20 male hogs at an average of 500
apiece and has another large bunch
of hogs that he will sell out at a pub
lie sale after awhile.
Mrs. F. S. Watts went TO Des
Moines Monday night to attend the
annual state meeting of the Mothers
Congress of which she is a director
and trustee. Mrs. Watts was on the
program to respond to the address
of welcome on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. b. f. Thomas of Greenfield,
Missouri and hpr two ciStaro Mpc