Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-09-10
Taggart's ad.

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to new subscribers to January /, 1909
Monday was Labor Day andevery
body was busy except the rural mai
carriers who are excused from deliv
ering on that day.
The marriage record shows thai
licenses have been issued to Arthur l.
Hough and Myrtle Maude jayne
Benjamin j. Whitmore and Nell
| Chase.
Mrs. E. A. Tilley returned Tues.
day to Extra from Aberdeen, South
Dakota, where she had visited her
sons, Harry and Ralph Tilley.
For SALE. A few Short-horn
Bulls. G. w. STETzEL, Audubon,
Iowa. Route One. 36tf
Mr.. Christensen. of the Audubon
Hardware Company, has gone out to
Nystad, Nebraska, to see his mother.
Mrs. Vermilya went to Chicago,
Monday night, to buy goods for the
Vermilya store.
Mr.. Carver, of Des Moines, who
assisted at the Farmers State Bank
two or three weeks, returned home on
Saturday.
Attorney Joe III. Ross went down
to Greenfield, Tuesday, to try a law
suit, driving acrossthe country in his
big Rambler.
Mrs. John Carlson, of Adair, who
had been here to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Chris Christensen, returned home
Saturday.
Martin Smith and wife got home
Saturday from visit with nieces
down at Red Oak, following their at
tendance at the Griswold Encampment
S. A. McHargue and wife drove
across to the Harlan Fair, last Friday,
accompanied by Mrs. Chris Haderer
and the Misses Hazel Neif and Gladys
Wilson.
Hon. John G. Bonwell came out
from Des Moines, Saturday, and drove
| to his Viola home that evening, return
ing to Des Moines, Monday.
Ed Wood visited Brayton friends
on Saturday.
-Trueman S. Dayton and Andrew
Larsen have gone to Washburn North
Dakota, on visit.
Peter Christensen, of the First Ma
tional Bank, is enjoying his vacation
among his numerous friends over
about Kimballton.
j. II. Best and wife went down TO
Earlham, Saturday, to visit for fsw
days.
Mrs. Harry PARROT returned yes
terday from Broken Bow, Nebraska.
Il. d. Phelps and his three young
daughters reached home on Monday
morning from their vacation with his
relatives down in Vermont.
Mrs. f E. Baily returned from
Redfeld, Tuesday evening.
w. G. Wells, of Des Moines, is
clerking at the Prick drug store.
Mrs. T. J. McColl returned Tues.
day from visit at Des Mones.
IS. A. McHargue, accompanied by
o. B. Train, Rem Phelps, Doctor Geo
Weighton and Axel Borjessen, drove
across to Coon Rapids yesterday to
attend the ball tournament.
Doc McHargue made run out to
Harlan, Friday, in one hour and fif-
teen minutes, distance of about
twenty-eight miles.
Mrs. Christopher Hansen, from
Warren county, came up Tuesday to
visit her mother, Mrs, Anderson, and
sisters, Mrs. Andrew Tyson and Mrs
Fred Johnson.
-Four stray calves, three red and
one roam have been taken up by me.
The owner can have them by proving
his property and paying expenses.
VIM. Fl. GRIFFITH.
Henry Hansen and wife, of Allan
tic, who visited here last week at the
Jens Schouboe home, and with other
relatives, returned Saturday.
Miss Ota Underwood, who visited
her sister Mrs. Doctor Brooks, return
ed to Perry Saturday evening. She
and her mother are expecting to move
to Boulder, Colorado, this fall.
j. M. Hart drove up to Manning,
Tuesday, and got his storage battery
charged; but it didn't last more than
three miles when he was compelled to
get Nels Christensen to tow him in.
Some fellows are said to get charges
up there that are said to last much
longer.
Fred A. Little and wife, of Dun
combe, have arrived in Audubon and
occupy the house recently vacated by
Chester Brooks. Mr.. Little is Super
intendent for the Ward Brothers In
their ditching operations in the north
part of the state.
". E. Horton goes about with one
arm in sling because of an accident
that happened him down at the Can
ming Factory last Friday. Mr.. Hor-
ton was running the husking machine
and got his arm mixed upwith the belt
| which broke one bone below the elbow
and cracked the one above.
Rev. Doctor Frank w. Evans, for
many years a Methodist preacher and
more recently noted lecturer for the
| Odd Fellows, died in Des Moines, on
Friday, and was buried Sunday. Doc
tor Evans had been in Audubon more
than once and was we'll known to some
people here.
County Auditor Train, with his
wife, returned home Friday having
visited his father up at Bows, in
Franklin county, where he was raised
His father used to be a prominent citi.
zen and Republican leader in thai
county; but he is now growing old
though greatly interested in political
affairs. o. B. enjoyed some good fish.
ing and hunting while he was gone.
In conversation with Frank A.
White who was here from ElReno, Ok
/ lahnma IL daYalnnad that ha and the