Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-12-17

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Especial Immigrant Inspector Mr..
| Mcguire was in town Friday night on
| business.
| Mrs. Pat Mcmahon went down to
Atlantic, Friday, to attend the funeral
of a friend.
Father Buckner, who has been
with his sons in this county, returned
to Ottumwa, Monday.
Mrs. T. G. Kester and daughter,
Lulu, were down from Cameron, We'd
nesday, on business.
| Mrs. G. B. Russell of California
is spending some time here with her
daughter, Mrs. Nash.
Mrs. J. j. Miller arrived from Ute
on Sunday morning to visit her sister
Mrs. William Cl0ughly.
| Mrs. Alex Ferguson and Mrs.
Chris Hahn departed for Omaha on
the noon train, Sunday.
| -Messrs. Love Estes, Mike +. and
George Foley were in attendance at o
corn show out at Omaha last week.
Country friends of the Library will
please bring all old paper books and
magazines and leave it at the library
If anyone has paper they wish to
have taken out of their immediate way
please phone MISS GRETCHEN NASH
%. B. Train and wife iourneyed to
Dexter last of the week for visit with
their relatives, d. P. Repass and his
family.
w. e. Lee went to Council Bluffs
yesterday to visit his brother-in-law
and look at the big corn show over at
Omaha,
"A. F. Anderson of Rrayton was
up last of the week and made us call.
He is a breeder of fine sheep on his
farm near Rrayton.
Hon, Asmus Roysen spent last
Saturday ~ town doing business at
the Commercial Savings Bank Of
which he is president.
The contest on the vote for sheriff
will commence at the court house to-
morrow, It is thought it will take about
a week to complete the count.
Milton Purdy, brother of Miss
Purdy the teacher of music in the Au-
dubon schools, came up from Oakland
yesterday to make her visit,
j. H. Jay and wife with their two
children who have been here from
Sterling, Colorado, visiting his par
ents, left for their home on Monday,
On the rural mail routes. the Des
Moines Register and Leader is the
only daily newspaper that can be de.
livered on the same day 1t Is printed.
Miss Collins, lady who Is sent
out by the Silver Burdett Co., spent
one day this week In the schools here
assisting Miss Purdy in her work of
instruction in music.
Henry Henriksen, MAIDS Nielsen
and Peter Petersen have started on a
trip over to the old country where
they will spend several months In
making visit among Gid friends.
If you want to read the best daily
newspaper printed for Iowa readers,
subscribe for The Des Moines Regis
ter and Leader, The publisher of this
newspaper receives subscriptions,
Peter Christensen, OF the First
National BANK, was over at Kimball.
ton last week in charge of the Lands
man bank while Hans Madsen, the
cashier, was doing business In Guthrie
county.
will Hudler and other parties from
his neighborhood goto the land Office
in South Dakota this week to prove up
on their claims; and as that work Is
completed they will take bee line for
Audubon.
-&Today's newspaper or Yesterdays.
WHICH will YOU read in 1902 The Reg
ister and Leader Is the only daily
newspaper that can be delivered to
rurl route readers on the same morn
ing it is printed.
Many have called In and paid up
their accounts, which we appreciate,
We hope many more will call soon
and do the same. We will be at the
old place from until O'Clock.
stiff A. A. IANER,
Mrs. O. B. Train came home yes
terday from visit with her sister,
Mrs. Repass, at Dexter. We regret
to hear that Prof, Repass Is not able
to be in school much OF the time on
account of impaired health. Fortu-
nately his eldest son is able to do his
class work during his absence.
Many are taking advantage ofour
cut price millinery sale. We always
close out the balance of each seasons
stock for almost half price so as to
start in again with all new goods.
Wide ribbons, first quality, sold else
where as high as SOC per yard for this
sale only 25c per yard. All colors.
FRAZIER'S.
MP and Mrs, G. 3, Edwards, from
Viola township, together with Mrs.
Fred Smith left on the train last even
ing for their new home at Elberta, out
in Utah. Mr.. Smith went ahead few
DAYS ago with their car OF goods. Mr..
Edwards bought 25 acres of new land
on an irrigation canal and will use it
largely for fruit and vegetables. His
friends are hoping they may have all
kinds of good luck.
Most Men who mingle with great
crowds or participate in an event of
many features are absolutely unable
to describe in detail any one particu-
lar feature. 1t is then that they find
their weekly newspaper most valuable.
Just so 1t Ia with the readers of daily
newspapers; they have not the time or
the inclination to follow every phase
of the weeks events and so turn to a
weekly newspaper for a concise and
connected account of any event of
more than local interest. This demand
Is easily supplied at small cost by
The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer,
which can be obtained with this paper,