Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-09-03
FART LOANS
AT 5 Per Cent. Complete set OF
Abstract OF Title TO oil Lands
in Audubon County.
CHAS. BAGLEY.
Doctor Carrie Brooks-Wood, Dental off.
Ice opposite Commercial Savings Bank.
The Funny Fellows of New York.

mouudy, ou DuSiueSs "Trip.
Mrs. Mary Thomas of North En-.
glish is visiting her brother, Geo. w.
Ellis.
M. Mcclure went out to Nicola on
Friday to visit his son, Will MCGUIRE
and family.
H. B. Wilson and wife are down
at Cornin G visiting Frank Reinemund
and family.
Mayor Nels Hanson, Of Extra,
was with his Audubon friends on last
Friday night.
Mabel Keith came home Saturday
from pleasant visit with friends to
the south of us.
Mrs. Geo. N. Coe and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. +. NJ Hale, were down from
Viola, Saturday.
See the "Yankee Farmer at the
Opera House, Saturday evening, Sep
TENDER the Fifth.
Miles Gardner returned to Ames
State College, to resume his studies,
first of the week.
Hazel Cochran, of Anita, Is here
to visit the family of Wilbur Kennels
and other relatives.
Leila Zaner came home Saturday
from a pleasant visit with Leota Con-
way, down by Dexter.
Miss Cora Johnson returned to
Sheffield, Illinois, Friday, having Wis.,
tied her relatives here.
John Weighton and family jour
neyed down to Des Moines, Sunday
for good visit with friends.
Mrs. Bert McLeran and Mrs. A.
M. Currier are at Red Oak this week
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Lena Walker and Bessie
Watson are up at Lake Okoboji for
an outing of two weeks duration.
Mrs. Doctor Riley, of Extra, was
a Friday night guest of her friend,
Mrs. James Chandler, in this city.
Mrs. Ed F. Bilharz and son, Mas
ter Emil BilharZ, returned from their
outing in Colorado, Sunday noon.
After a week with her sister, Mrs.
Dee Bell, at Extra, Ruth Preston re-
turned to her home in this city Friday
Rem Phelps will move his NOV.
ing picture show ap the street to the
Baptist church building some day this
week.
Mrs. w. G. Elliott has been enter
tanning her mother, Mrs. Danielson of
University Place, Nebraska, the last
week.
-Thos. Glasscock was over from
Larland last Friday. He has not been
very well this spring but is now some
what improved.
Mrs. Laura Forces, from Anoka,
Nebraska, was in the city over Sunday
the guest OF her girlhood friend, Mrs.
Chester Marlin.
Mrs. Sim G. Curtis, her daughter
Thelma and son Garland Curtis, are
out to Omaha this week visiting her
sister, Laura Dennis.
The Des Moines Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, will meet
this year at Clarinda on Wednesday,
September the Ninth.
Ed Wood was in from Douglas on
Saturday and sent his little niece,
Norma, to Brayton for a visit with
with his sister, Mrs. John Kelley.
After waiting several hours on
Friday morning on account of the rain
the Methodist Sunday School had
their picnic out at Luccock's Grove
and had pleasant time.
If you buy Riverside, Buck Horn
or Saylor Coal you have bought the
best coal on the market in Audubon!
l can prove this by the analysis or any
other old way. j. A. MUSSoN.
james Law had word from his
thousand acre farm in North Dakota
last week they were cutting with two
l2-foot and three 8-foot binders. They
do things in big way up in that
country.
Frank Herndon, who returned last
week from a visit over in Illinois, re-
ports short corn crop in that section
much of it being fired" by hot winds.
He was within Is miles of Springfield
at time of the riot but wisely kept
away from danger.
Marshall county reports enough
teachsrs to fill all the schools and
some to spare and gives high wages
as the reason. The counties and town
ships that pay the best wages will
always have teachers. Under the new
certificate plan teachers can leach in
any county by expanding one dollar
for registr alton.
Rev. w. w. Ramsey of Abel, fill
ed the pulpit of the Methodist church
last Sunday both morning and even
ing. Mr.. Ramsey used to be Presid-
ing Elder of this district and one of
the leading members of the Des Moines
conference; but he has served his time
and is now on the retired list. He is
still vigorous man, physically and
mentally and hasn't forgotten how to
expound the law and the gospel.
Attorney Joe III. Ross has sold his
cottage near the school house to Don
Preston and Is looking for another
house to rent or purchase The home
he is leaving was occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. j. +. Ruhs when they were first
married, by Mr.. and Mrs. Ross when
they were married and now Mr.. Pres
ton and his bride will occupy it. A
nice little cottage at Usage which was
frequently occupied by newly-married
couples has been known for many
years as The Bridal Chamber and
we are thinking the one referred to in
this local might properly be dubbed in
the same way.
The arrival of a carload of eleven
hundred sixty water melons, Monday,
is said to have made the doctors beam
with smile of satisfaction. An order
for them was mailed Friday evening.
A message was received on Saturday
afternoon that thew were loaded and