Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-09-24

Adair this week on political business.
-Smutney deties competition west
of the Mississippi River. 29a
Plenty OF money for farm loans.
BoYSEN Il BEASoN
Register and Leader One Dollar
to new subscribers to January l, 1909!
Robert Rachel is clerking for A.
FL. Roberts.
Bert McNutt has gone to Trip
county, South Dakota, to register.
Carlton the Wall Paper Man is
still in Audubon. Satisfaction guar
anteed. 3Stf
For SALE! A few Short-horn
Bulls. G. w. STETzEL, Audubon,
Iowa. Route One. 36tf
Fine town dwelling and good
farm for sale cheap. Box 235
3Ss Audubon, Ia.
"A close canvass of the town will
be made within two weeks for old
papers for the Columbian Library. $50
e. f. Bilharz has returned from
buying goods in Chicago for The Big
Store in Audubon.
Mrs. Julia Tramp has returned to
Audubon to visit Mrs. Chandler and
many other friends.
ID. ID. Sampson was taking nice
new bath tub out home, Saturday, for
the convenience Of his household.
Stove for sale! Large size second
hand heater. Inquire of REV. Z. c.
GRANNER, Ross, Iowa.
James Gamer on has returned to
his studies at Iowa City where he is
taking a collegiate course.
Mrs. Luther McNutt is filling the
vacancy in the postofflce caused by
the resignation of Nora Oelke.
j. M. Renftle and r. o. Craney
reached home Tuesday morning from
trip toPotter county, South Dakota
Colonel M. S. Kness has bought
the Oil Wagon of Rem Phelps and will
give the work his personal attention.
Mrs. Albert Kibbey with her moth
er Mrs. Kelley, of Perry, are here
among their friends.
Little Miss Irene Creveling, from
Gray, visited at the home OF her grand
parents, in Audubon, Sunday.
Miss Nellie McMartin, of Oakland,
has been visiting her friend, Mrs. r.
j. Creveling, the past week.
The little boy of Roy Hibbs is
quite sick with complication of pleu-
risy and pneumonia.
Hon. John A. Nash has been APP
pointed as Vice-President of the big
Taft meeting, in Des Moines, Friday
night.
For SALE. Registered Shropshire
Rams of good weight and quality.
VIM. L. Clark,
35tf Aamlin, Iowa.
j. M. Clarke and his daughter,
Carrie Clarke, of Templeton drove
down to Audubon on their way to At
lantic, Tuesday morning.
Miss Daisy Frick returned Tues
day morning from Atlantic City and
Philadelphia, having attended a Drug
gists Association at the former place
Country friends, we wish all your
old papers and magazines. Please
bring them with you when coming to
town and leave them at the Library. 2
-Messrs. A. H. Edwards and George
Cosson have been appointed delegates
to a meeting of the National Republi-
can Club, at Cincinnati, next Tuesday
Mrs. S. r. Brockway, of Montana
who had been visiting here with her
brother-in-law, John Brockway, went
up to Marshalltown, Friday, to visit
other friends.
Rev. w. E. Shugg, pastor of the
M. e. church at Dedham, filled the
pulpit of the Methodist church in Au.
dubon last Sunday and preached an
excellent sermon.
The Daily Register and Leader to
new readers for One Dollar from now
to January /, 1909. Daily and Sunday
One Dollar Fifty Cents. You can send
through this Office.
The Public Library wants cast of
| printed matter such as old papers;
magazines and any kind of paper
| Read elsewhere in this issue to learn
the object, it is a good one. $50
Martin Smith sold his land in this
| county for one hundred dollars an
acre, and bought one hundred sixty
acres near Guthrie Center at sixty
seven dollars fifty cents. Randall
Hunter made the deal.
The children of Simon Hanson are
| delighted over that fine little Shetland
pony. bought by their father over neal
Harlan. Even Mr.. Hansen agrees thai
! he is "dear" little pet of horse
considering the price paid for him.
1t is our purpose to gather Cal
load of old paper within the next two
months to sell to the paper mills, tht
proceeds to be used in buying an en-
cyclopedia and other books for tn,
Library. Columbian Club. 800
On Tuesday afternoon the Misse
Tompkins, Viewer. Law and VOL
took their pupils out to Fair Groun,
to see the Educated Horse on exhibit
bition there by G. L. Edwards an,
were highly pleased with the entertain
ment.
County Clerk White has receive,
from the Speakers Bureau, at De
Moines, an invitation to enter the Re
publican State Campaign. Owing t,
the pressure of his official duties Mr.
White will not be able to make NOR
than few addresses.
Mr.. and Mrs. F, A. Taylor, from
Hobart, Oklahoma, are here to visi
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Mant
Mr.. Taylor reports good crops il
that section and brought some flint
samples of corn and cotton alon,
which are on exhibition in the Office o