Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-04-23
For blowing gardens see Webster.

! For blowing gardens see Webster.
| Boys and girls shoes at Rasmus.
sen q Jensen's.
| Rev. o. M. Yaggy and wife were
down from Viola Tuesday.
| HI. G. Leach is away again Will
land buyers to South Dakota.
Miss Cora Sampson is clerking q
p art of the time in Roberts drug store
Arrangements are being made for
painting the Catholic church and the
parsonage.
Harry Bates and family came
down from Gray yesterday for visit
with friends.
The train on the Northwestern
Tuesday morning was several hours
late because the engine broke down on
the way
We regret to hear that the physic-
ians at the Rochester hospital were
not hopeful of Mrs. Fred Nelson's re-
covery.
| DIR. Fulton is excavating under
| his house in order to get more room
expecting to put In furnace before
another whit err.
| Two houses to rent in Audubon.
| MRS. MARY HENSHALL.
| Mrs. Vermillion, the mother OF
| Mrs. DR.. Rosenbladt, returned to her
home at Iowa City Tuesday, having
visited here during the last week.
John B. Connrardy, ofExira, was
| in Audubon Easter Sunday and at
tended services at the Presbyterian
| church in company with his brethren
of Godfrey Commandery Knights Tenn
plar.
The Ladies of the Woman's For
eign Missionary Society of the Allan
tic District in session down at Adair
sent beautiful boquet of roses up to
Mrs. Vedder who is sick abed with
scarlet fever.
Charles Stocking has leased and
| fenced q strip of land south from the
electric light plant along the raging
| Blue Gras which came near playing
whaley with the high school boys base
ball ground.
! Cut prices made on nursery stock,
! low rate on four cent hog market basis.
Apply by mail or phone to w. H..
| Bomberger, Harlan, Iowa. loft
| Prior Darland drove across from
| Guthrie county on Sunday and put up
his team, but one OF the horses took
sick and died before morning. Sun
day was a very warm day and the
horse probably became overheated.
Gale Edge Drop planters at $50. 0O
Satley planters $500, Sl2, 50for walk
ing plows, $780, 90 for Sattley Foot Lift
| Gangs and $25. 90 to $500 for sulkies
April 16, all the rest of the month.
| j. A. MUSSoN.
| Native grown seed wheat forsale
| at the Audubon Roller Mills.
Iowa CULVER 81 Co.
Dirt is not always sign OF pow
erty or discomfort. Many times the
| child on the street with ragged clothes
and dirty face is much happier and
1 more comfortable than the pampered
| youngster whose clothes are new and
clean and his face faded from frequent
washing.
Single Comb, Brown Leehorn
eggs for sale, 75c for 10, $500 per 100.
l2t Mrs. d. ". jerks,
II. f. ID. No. 2, Audubon, la.
| Joe III. Ross, the attorney, is now
busy part of the time taking les
sons as we'll as enjoyment on that fine
new automobile. When he gets full
| control OF it's mechanism and in har-
mony with its disposition, he will
probably "Ramble' around during
much of his spare time.
DIR. Geo. N. Weighton and c. III.
REYNOLDS the new livery man, went
down to Creston last week where the
latter bought fine black Percheron
Stallion that had just arrived in a
shipment from France. They brought
him home arriving on the train Sun
day.
| Out in Dallas, South Dakota,
which is a new town in the Rosebud
country, there are sixty-six eligible
young men and no young women who
are not spoken for. There Is chance
for some one who has sense and pluck
enough to take advantage OF an OPP
portunity.
For the late styles in footwear see
Rasmussen 81 Jensen.
| The farmers around washington
Springs are feeling as though Jerauld
county was strictly in it for another
bumper cropas usual, as they have had
enough moisture so that their land is
in the best of condition and the seed
ing about all done. Five dollars for
round trip whether you buy or not.
They had a little extra in the Easter
service in the Baptist church at Water
loo last Sunday. Three boys who with
many others of the Sunday school
assembled in the choir loft, leaned
against the door opening into the tank
filled with water for immersion. The
door came open and dropped the boys
kersplash into the water, but they were
rescued before drowning.
From field of red clover on his
farm seven miles south east of Wess'
ington Springs, South Dakota, +. Ill
Shultz received for his rental from the
seed over SIC. 90 per acre. This clover
was threshed with threshing machine
and a great deal of the seed lost by
, doing so. This goes to show that land
in Jerauld county, South Dakota, will
, rent about as we'll as land in Iowa
Five dollars for round trip whether
WANTED leading Life In
surance Company, District Superin'
, tendent, headquarters in this city
Excellent opportunity for energetic
! ex-county officer, school teacher, cap
italist, salesman having extended ac
auaintance. Liberal compensation
increasing annually. Address, will
i references, National Commercial
Agency, p. o. 1896, Des Moines
Iowa. l7S