Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-06-04

full boy and we regret to lose his SER
vices. The foreman put tag on him
when he left so that he wouldn't get
lost on the way.
e. N. Taggart can give you the
cheapest rates to Canada. See him
before you go!
Hon. George Cosson took the train
for Des Moines, on Wednesday noon,
feeling pretty we'll over his majority
for state senator. He was compelled
to hurry back in order to make an ar.
gument before the Supreme Court.
Miss Gene Culver and Miss Mary
Davis are entertaining some old time
friends at dinner today, their guests
being the Misses Larsen, Mrs. Jack
son, Miss Stearns and Mrs. Brooks.
Presiding Elder Stevenson will be
in Audubon next Sunday morning to
fill the pulpit of the Methodist Episco-
pal church, to administer the Sacra-
ment of the Lords Supper and TO hold
the third quarterly meeting for the
year.
Doctor w. J. Charters, Extracting
Bank at Extra, does first-class work.
Write or call and see him. lift
Miss Daisy Frick has gone up to
Lake Okoboji to visit her father and to
learn to run that new gasoline launch
he has recently purchased.
Mrs. Merle Rippey returned yes
terday from visit among friends at
Hancock
w. III. Doak is off on second
trip to Portale s, New Mexico, to look
after that piece of land he bought on
the other trip and possibly pick up
something more.
If You want to make a profitable
investment in land just go to Canada
with E. n. Taggart.
e. S. Van Gorder left Tuesday
for Eagle Lake, Texas, TO oversee
their rice plantation for a week or two
Plenty OF money for farm loans.
BoYSEN 81 BEASoN
e. 3. Cousins is away to Cedar
Rapids this week to attend the Masonic
Grand Lodge of Iowa.
John Schlater and Fred Bartlett,
of Extra, passed through Audubon,
Monday for the Grand Lodge, at
Cedar Rapids.
If you are contemplating going to
Canada be sure and see K. N. Taggart
There was another "Field Meet 4"
over at Monmouth, Illinois, on May
Thirtieth in Which Armour Institute,
of Chicago, Monmouth, and the Knox
College were the contestants and at
which time Elmer McKarahan, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Nj. McKarahan, OF
Audubon, again demonstrated the fact
that as an athlete he is no SLOUGH. In
the broad Jump he was tirstfor Armour,
covering Twenty Feet Two and Three
Quarter Inches; and in the one hundred
yard dash he was first, skipping the
distance in Ten and One-Fifth Second.
Armour won by making Forty
and One-Half points; Monmouth, was
Thirty-Seyen and Knox, Thirty-Five
points.
Twenty Dollars from Audi
bon to Canada and return, with free
Pullman berths. Railway fare refund
ed to all who purchase land. See L.
N. Taggart, Audubon, Iowa.
Mrs. H. B. Wilson is entertain
ing Mrs. Caroline Story and Mrs
Jerry Goodman, her two sisters from
Iowa County who came out Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weighton and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Ashby went to
Des Moines, yesterday, to attend the
wedding of their friend, Miss Bentley.
Mr.. L. d. Whitney of Grand
Junction, Colorado, was here yester-
day in the interest of an ir rigated
project at Miles City, Montana. He
used to live here and sell nursery
stock for E, N. Taggart.
Mr.. Kester, the mother of S. A.
McHargue, went to Council Bluffs,
yesterday.
Mrs. Lewis M. Gray went down to
Des Moines, yesterday, to secure new
glasses for her eyes which seem to de-
mand change Of lenses.
Rev. P. ". d. Vedder, Miss Hazel
Neff and Miss Hazel Law went down
to Anita, yesterday, to attend meet
ing of the district Epworth League.
When the janitor had reached the
school building Friday morning he
found a donkey in the basement--we
mean a regular four-legged one that
could bray like steam tug on the
Mississippi. While he was making an
effort to pull the donkey out of the
coal chute a certain candidate for high
official honor who happened along
was touched with sympathy and took
hold of the rope to help his friend out
of trouble. If you want to hear what
happened to the candidate when the
rope broke, ask Pat about 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Watts were
highly pleased to receive letter from
their son Charles Of the Chicago Uni
versity containing several coupons to
the value of $120 on Junior scholar
ship. which he received for high
grades in his studies. Prof. Mantz
received a letter last week from the
school saying that II he had any more
boys like him he should send them
along. Charles will be home next
week for vacation.
Miss Dora Larson and sister Elsie
returned from Des Moines yesterday.
Rev. j. M. Conner, of Warner,
Canada, Is spending q few days here
among friends and representing some
good Canada landsupin Sunny South
ern Alberta. The travelling represen-
trated talk here Tuesday afternoon.