Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-02-27
MONEY TO LOAN.
With the German Saving
Bank at 5 per cent interest
Optional payments.
NASH & PHELPS.


Mrs. VIM Layton returned to Om-
aha on Wednesday,,
Theregular meeting OF the Z. Il O.
Society will be held this evening at
the home of Mrs. A. G. Ross.
Mrs. Chandler went out to the
home OF her father yesterday to at
tend a farewell party given by his
j. b. Ashby received bunch of
fine new red hogs, Wednesday after
noon, TO add to his famous herd at
Claremont Farm.
Hon. Asmus Boy sen, President OF
the Commercial Savings Bank, was In
town Tuesday attending meeting of
the directors of that institution.
Now is the time TO see about your
fire insurance. Remember S. II. O'Neil
agent for, the Hawkeye. Office in
the Russell Block. Phone 20. saw
"A. II. Dollahide and wife and Mr.,
and Mrs. w. A. Clark, who are en-
route home from Mississippi are ex.
pected in Audubon tomorrow.
The wife of James Mushrush was
stricken with paralysis the other
while preparing the morning
meal, and has not yet recovered from
its effects.
Messrs. Asmus Boysen and "A. l..
Beason were up at Templeton, We'd
nesday looking after the bank recent
ly purchased by them and managed
by Cameron Ross.
Will Aldrich and sister came up
from Anita, Saturday, to remain over
Sunday with their friends, Miss Mar
garet Stanley and Miss Ethel Owen.
They returned home Monday.
IF your frame don't fit, or your
lenses are loose, call on Schaeror the
optician at the Park Hotel, March 3rd
expert frame iitter) who will gladly
readjust your frame and tighten your
lenses free OF charge.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued to VIM Alt and Nina Hays; Fred
G.. Rice and Luella Clark; George M.
aud Jennie May Blakely;
Barney j Mertes and Bessie Nj. El
wood; Chris j Nelson and Cecilia $
Ii ansen.
MARRIED On Friday, February
20, ,l9OS, Mr. Chris J. Nelson and Miss
Cecelia S. Hansen were married at the
home OF lyer f. Nelson, in Douglas
township, the Rev. j. M. Gregerson,
pastor Of the Danish Lutheran church,
Fred Kraft, son Of Christ Kraft,
living east Of Ross, died last evening
at Five O'clock from appendicitis lie
leaves wife and two children. We
are not advised as to the time OF the
which will probably be Fri
day.
DIR. N II. Lauritzen with his wife
and children arrived here Wednes-
day morning from Sandusky, Ohio,
The doctor comes on matter orbusi.
ness in the district court and his fam
lily to visit her mother Mrs, John @.
Davis.
The families of Arthur Farquhar,
Frank Herndon, and Mrs. Mct'adden
went out to j ames Hunts country home
yesterday to attend u party given for
family of +. L. Thomas who are about
TO leave for their new home al Mount
Vernon, South Dakota.
T.
Illness of Mrs. Eliza Meyer, wife OF
Mr.. Jacob Meyer OF this city. The
trouble Is one OF blood poison with
which she has been afflicted heretofore
cut not until now has 1t been OF such
b serious and alarming nature.
Mayor Spencer and family have
moved into the Howald Block la order
70 give possession Of their house 10
Mr.. Charles Sunberg by whom 1t was
purchased. Mr. Spencer is
planning TO build fine new residence
his spring in the south part OF town.
A. Fl. Jacobsen Jr. of llimballton
vas over TO Audubon Friday TO bring
Mr. and Mrs Nels Jensen who were
'eturning to Defiance. They had been
IL Kimballton to attend the golden
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobsen
Senior, which was celebrated We'd
iesday.
Il. j. Kness, of Viola, was down
o Audubon, Monday, attending TO
before wing for Lake Park
n Dickinson county where he is NOV
ng this spring. Mr.. Knes informs us
hat Albert Hartman, Thomas Root,
iuQ ALVIN oldThs vi WA VIII aioo
move up to the sa me county
Joe Graves and family are out Of
quarantine after six weeks OF confine-
nent because of scarlet fever followed
~ diphtheria. Their daughter Mrs.
Newton and her two young children
suffered from both diseases. Mrs.
iraves had the latter and Mr.. Graves
fortunately escaped both.
+. j. Henshall and his daughter
ethel have been released from quaran-
inc from scarlet fever after siege OF
orty days. During this time Mrs
ienshall has been Ia the south part OF
he county teaching school. Mr.. Hen
hall goes to Des Moines this week on
business and will go to Dallas Center
o visit with Rev. Mr.. Grant and fam |
ly over Sunday.
The Junior Christian Endeavor
Society of the Presbyterian church |
viii have social on Friday evening |
February 2S, 1903, towhich everybody |
S invited. The hours will be from |
Seven-Thirty TO Ten O'Clock. a ten
ent fish pond costs but seven cents. |
Sandwiches and cocoa tvece Home |
made candy at low price. Musical
,rogram by The Juniors at Eight OF
he clock.