Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-04-16

III you send to me direct, less agents
commission. w. M. Bomberger, Har
Ian, Iowa. tt
Mrs. Ed Bates was in Extra for .
few hours, last Tuesday.
The Board of Review will meet Fri
day night to hear further complaints
i The district court will open May
9Th, for the spring term. Judge Macy
will preside.
Nels Christensen, of Cameron, was
down Saturday in his elegant new
automobile.
| Grandma Cole was down at the
home of her son j. w. b. Cole fol
dinner on Monday.
John Schouboe and Jens Wons.
mos took an outing and went down &c
Des Moines, Tuesday
| A sister of Mr.. Gillfillan who had
been here on visit returned TO her
home at Valley Junction, Tuesday.
The ladies of the M. Il. church are
preparing to give May Breakfast on
the first morning in May Wait foI
| it.
~ Mrs. Valentine Leonard and her
daughter, Clara Leonard, were visit
ing with Extra friends, one day this
week.
DIR. Brooks has sold his auto tc
| August Johnson over near Larland.
This probably means finer and bet
ter one for the Doctors use.
-Cobs, delivered, Sl.50 Webster,
| phone so Minorka Eggs, 75cents per
set. Webster. l3c
Judge Green requests us to say
that the grand jury will not be sum.
moned for duty at the next term OF
court until May the 18th instead oI
May the 9th.
Mrs. j. p. Johnson, of Merrill,
Wisconsin, writes that Mrs. S. e. Fox
was attacked with the grippe short
time ago and after a few days illness
passed away.
Arthur Farquhar and Dr. Ras-
mussen made trip to Lincoln Satur-
day afternoon. They were gone two
hours and forty minutes, ran twenty
two miles and attended to business by
the way.
Native grown seed wheat forsale
at the Audubon Roller Mills.
10w4 CULVER 81 Co.
Miss Ella NJ. Stearns went to Des
Moines Tuesday to attend the spring
meeting of the county superintendent
called together by the superintendent
of public instruction
Marsh Darnold has posted signs
ia the Park saying: Keep Out OF the
PATH" which has been worn thread
bare by constant travel. If you don't
do as he req uests he threatens to get
little NOW and NOW you down.
The Pioneer Record OF Rupert,
Idaho, says that civilian Lyman, an
uncle Of G.. A. Lyman Of the recla ma
ton service has arrived from Des
Moines, Iowa, and will ill position
at the government office.
Rev. d. c.. Macintosh and wife
are attending the Presbytery of Coun-
Gil Bluffs down at Shelby. They were
accompanied by deacon Cowles and
Mrs. ID. L. Thomas as delegates
to represent the church.
Tuesday was the anniversary OF
the assassination of Abraham Lincoln.
On that day out at Omaha a statue OF
Lincoln was unveiled on the High
School campurs surrounded by four
hundred High School cadets.
George Ellis went up to Sioux
City Saturday to see how his daughter
Mrs. j. W. Foster was coming on
since her injury week before by be-
ing thrown from street car. During
his absence Miss Keo Ross grand
daughter is staying with Mrs. Ellis.
For SALE: Good Cottage Organ.
Black walnut case.
lag GEORGE Il. KELLOGG.
Mrs. Geo. f, Green, the mother Of
Mrs. W. b. Davis is rapidly nearing
the Tooth milestone in the journey of
life. Although poorly in the winter,
she is quite we'll this spring and her
friends are quite hopeful that she will
live to celebrate the Tooth birthday 10
August
--R. j. Gilchrist is about the street
again after being confined to his bed
by pneumonia for five or six weeks.
He was very sick man and is not
yet entirely WE'LL but he is rapidly
gaining strength and will soon be on
the trail Of the other boys in the run
| for the Office of sheriff.
Jack Bald, Of Lincoln township,
who was down Tuesday attracted much
attention with that fine new auto pur-
chased from the International Har-
vester Company. 1T is a double seat
ed high geared machine with solid
rubber tires and seems to run with
much ease and speed.
Forty car loads OF migrants
goods were unloaded at washington
Springs, South Dakota, last year and
the way they have been coming in this
spring looks like it would double the
amount this year $500 for the round
trip whether you buy or not,
Next Sunday the Easter services
will commence at ten o. clock. A class
of five children will be confirmed
The Sacrament of the holy communior
will be served to the congregation.
G. f. BRAUN.
Pastor,
--Inez Gates, who has attended tht
Denison high school the past sever
months, has returned to her class here
and is candidate for graduation
from the school this spring. The class
this year is large one and shoulC
all its members pass this semester
examination it will be the largest evel
graduated from our schools.
For the past three weeks Julius
Hecker, Of the Senior class, has beer
working in the bank at Gray. W.
understand that julius has already
completed the work necessaryto grad
uate and will be out Of his class til
the last week of school. The presidsh