Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-04-30
MONEY TO LOAN.
With the German Saving
Bank at 5 per cent interest
Optional payments.
NASH & PHELPS.

May Breakfast.
For blowing gardens see Webster.
Jack O'Brien has gone to Chicago
on business.
H. G. Leach left Monday, for
South Dakota.
Mrs. Chas. Wolf has been i'll a
part of the week.
j. r. Best, the tailor, was down
to Atlantic, Monday.
Candidates for Office we're busy on
the streets Saturday.
If you have had shoe troubles be-
fore, try Rasmussen & Jensen for the
next pair.
Randall Hunter was up at Ross
on business Thursday.
For the late styles in footwear see
Rasmussen 81 Jensen.
Howard E. Kittell made a bust
ness trip to Gray Friday.
Miss Roberts who is teaching up
in lincoln was down over Sunday.
Two houses to rent in Audubon.
MRS. MARY HENsHALL.
Mrs. Il. B. Ellis, of Gray, was
down for social and business reasons.
Ralph Herbert and wife were over
Sunday visitors with Atlantic relatives
Mrs. j. f. Frazier was business
visitor in Des Moines, last of the week
Cut Flowers for ali occasions.
Leave yours orders with Prick DRUG
Co. stiff
-Chas. S. White spent Sunday
among friends down in Greeley town
ship.
Mrs. Reuschling Of Gray was
down Saturday visiting Mrs. Kittell.
and Mrs Preston.
The Buckner boys are enjoying a
visit from their father from the east
ern part of the state.
County Treasurer, Geo. Kellogg,
vent over to Woodbino Saturday be-
cause of his fathers illness.
Mrs. w. w. Smith and daughter,
Theresa Smith, passed Sunday with
friends out at Omaha.
Plenty OF none for farm loans.
BOYSEN 81 BEASON
James Lang and Bruno Lorenz
went over to Kimbal lton to put in
gas plant for one of the stores.
Mrs. G. r. McLeran and Mrs.
John Musson were calling on their
Atlantic friends, last Saturday.
i sell nursery stock to you direct
if you send to me direct, less agents
commission. w. M. Bomberger, Har-
Ian, Iowa. TT
Doctor Fulton and family passed
last Sunday with their Atlantic rela-
tives and friends.
If you can't afford new pair of
shoes try some good shoe polish, all
kinds at Rasmussen 81 Jensen's.
Ed Johnson, that stock feeder of
Sharon, went to Chicago, Saturday
evening, with four cars of cattle.
Mrs. John B. Connrardy, of Extra,
passed last Sunday with her daughter,
Mrs. LATE Simpson, in this town.
Belle Donaldson came down from
Defiance, last of the week, to visit
with her girl friends about town.
May Breakfast tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Joe I'll. Ross went down to
Extra by train Tuesday evening and
returned with her husband in the auto.
Misses Alma and Rosa Grotelus-
chen of Gray were down to Audubon
Saturday having some dental work
done.
Am closing out my plows and
planters at ridiculously low prices.
j. A. MUSSON.
The weather took a cold Sunday
and the mercury slowed down to about
thirty Monday morning when there
was little snow.
Rev. C. A. Dunklebergof Cumber-
land who has been chosen pastor of
Christian church will commence his
work May the tenth.
For SALE: Good Cottage Organ.
Black walnut case.
l4c GEORGE e. KELLOGG.
John Freeman went to Atlantic
last Monday noon to meet his wife and
baby who had been to Red Oak on a
visit with relatives.
M. ID. Thomas, who recently re-
moved from Colorado to Extra, was
in Audubon first of the week shaking
hands with old time friends.
Now is the time to see about your
Fire Insurance.! Remember S. III.
O'Neil, agent for the Hawkeye. Office
in Russell Block. Phone 10. 1915
}. S. Johnson, one of Audubon's
jewelers., was visited last week by his
J. G. Nelson, whose
home is out at Glenn, Nebraska.
For stylish snappy shoe or
oxford try Patriot. $500 at Ras-
mussen & Jensen's.
Rev. Ira E. Carney will preach his
farewell sermon at the Christian church
next Sunday. We are informed that
he will take up Evangelistic work.
-Ditching, wells, and all kinds of
digging. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Inquire at this Office.
ISw4 RALPH ROBINSON.
Geo. Dixon accompanied by Joe
Dixon of Coon Rapids we're In town
Tuesday night when the former re-
ceived the Red Cross degree from the
Godfrey Commandery.
The third annual May Breakfast
will be given Friday morning, May
the first, by the ladies OF the M. f..
church beginning at six O'Clock.
invited.
The farmers around Washington
Springs are feeling as though Jerauld
county was strictly In 1t for another