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The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-05
FORT LUPToN

A merry party of young folka
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Boiler OF
Hudson passed through Fort Lupton
Thursday enfoute for North Park
for a two weeks outing.
A very pleasant evening was spent
on the lawn of Mrs. Sadd The
Fraternal Brotherhood Ladies dis
pensed the good things and the
evening was found both pleasant and
profitable.
Mrs. S. Matlock accompanied by
her daughter, Pearl Ia spending the
week at Eldorado Springs.
Little Douglas. the two year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Frink
of Larkspur was buried at that place
last Friday.
AL Hoghlin expects to start for his
old home in Iowa soon. Mr.. Hoghlin
has been having a severe time with
rheumatism the last three months
and hopes the change will benefit
him.
Last Tuesday evening was made
merry by quite number of young
people gathering at Hudson. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawsor celebrater their
anniversary together inviting quite q
party from Fort Lupton. The party
was chaperoned by. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Haines. AIT had delightful
time and returned early in the
morning.
Fort Lupton is scene of very
busy days. The Silver State Pack
ing company and the Barwise Pack
ing company are running full time
now canning string beans. The out
look for good tomato pack is good
| Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bru-
chez, on Sunday, a 9 pound girl
The Fort Lupton Drug Company
moved to their new store on Denver
street this week
Rev. c. G. Coulter and family are
spending two weeks at Central city.
Fred Fiex was in Boulder Satur-
day on land business.
| The Epworth League had charge
of the evening services at the church
Sunday evening in the absence OF
re. G. Coulter.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-05

Teachers Institute in
this week. ''rt
J. w. Purvis and famnr
IL Worden are enjoyinv "
scenery this week.
A. d. Mcmillan of Gr.o,
ed at the Chapel Sundavy
The Friends" In businoa ~
last Thursday decided To- ,es
Of travel in Europe and MM
starting In September 'as
people who are interested =" \
vited to Join them. av
Florence Sloan, Ruth ~
and Wesley Sloan were a.. aNet
by Mrs. Shull at luncheon aseft' S
evening. SAT-
The new officers of tho e,
class are: President, Miss =, nr4
President, Ed Brown: r1ul r%aul
Lillian Carlson: and Secre,a'ea ,ea'
ence. Sloan. The Chairman
standing committees ara % .
Wiggin, Eberhart. Jones ,r,
and Mr.. Brown. "'u
Miss Bosworth served loo
cake and fruit pinch to a fsa. @ :
Sunday afternoon In honor 4,
Van Dorpen and mother, VI
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-05
EATON DOINGs OF THE WEEk
Pithy Paragraphs, Gathered b.
I rihune's COrrespOndent


Harvey Someryille, Erlan Humt
and Frank Mccormick have return
cd from thier trip to the hills. The!
had a number of adventures, includ
ing an arrest and the loss OF
$500. 90 mule. The mule beionset
to j. B. Mccormick.
win Petrikin was in town Wea
nesday looking after his sugar III
terests.
Clyde Middleton and bride spent ,
couple of days intown visiting rcI
atives last week. Mrs. Middletor
home was in San Jose, California
and they came here from that pla T.
They went to Sterling Saturday.
Mrs. Jack Watson is spending th'
week at Colorado Springs.
Thos. Daley has moved his mea
market into the old ieagy Grocer
store building and Dick Murray ha
rented the Daley building for poo
hall.
Mrs. Rebekah Middleton spent
few days this week visiting RELATIVE
at Windsor.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church met last week VIII
Mrs. ]. C. Coffman. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. Agnes Day
Dickson Smillie spent Monday p
Denver.
Mrs. Stone and Miss Genevier
took in the circus in Greeley Fridal
f. h Hensley and Elmer HaseI
have each been trying new automo-
biles this week.
Num- and Ault joined forces and
came down to Eaton Sunday to PLAY
baseball. The home boys beat then
both.
Kingman Packard, who has alway
been good at impersonations and
who carried off most of the honors
at the class play this spring. left
last week for Chicago to study In a
school OF expression. He doesn
intend to cut out college for keeps
bnt looks on this vacation work as a
sort of side issue.
C. H. Parsons and family have
gone to Denver where they expect 70
make their future home.
MIR. and Mrs. Vic Benschoten and
two little daughters lelt for Frazer
Sunday. Chick" and Bunch" pro,
pose to bring back grizzly with
them.
Newt Waldo and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Schoonover have returned
from their trip to the hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Moore celebra-
ted their nineteenth wedding ami
versary last Tuesday. There was a
large gathering at their home that
evening in honor of the event.
Mrs. John Mccartney went to Fort
Covington, New York. this week
where she will make an extended
visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Alger and Mrs.
Theodore Gates were Greeley visit
ors. Tuesday.
Hawthorne and Mary Strickland
are able to be out again after sey-
en- weeks siege OF the whooping
cough.
A new custom has been instituted
in the Congregational church: that
of the decorating of the audience
room each Sunday by some member
of the congregation in memory OF
deceased relatives or friends. MIS-
Walter Farr had the church filled
with beautiful cut flowers last Sun
day and Mrs. George Deffke will
decorate 1t the coming Sunday.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-05
The switxcrland Trail Trip

On Sunday, August ., the IAN
Greeley Band will furnish the ~
and act as host for a SPECIAL Sc
excursion over the Switzer1nd !,
OF the Colorado & NortbWet,s
railroad. The trip affords AZ
attractions of valley and pIa'A,
mountain and hill. of canops
IN by Alpine sides. of chat'e,
rivulet and mother river OF laV''
or flowers and forests. OF l'iNu"
verdure, OF red-breasted moup,'
ana ermine-topped peaks, Of sou vi
statliness united with brlE1t NJ
city In Nature. All this ana "
Is given the seeker. the loy1'
courts luxury of liason WIN Al
Rockies from Boulder to peN",
Glacier lake. where the tram
stop and after several hou,S,
mountain climbing. boating a"'
nicking. with a band concert
return trip will be made IN wv
OF the evening. ,,l
The special train VIII lea,o ,,e}
d s. depot Mt 1880 n. m, I''"'
$2.75 for the round trip.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-05
.AUIT.

Born, Wednesday. July 90, to Mr..
and Mrs. r. l.. Pence, daughter.
Collins and Mckinley have pu, a
new cement walk before their office
east of the track.
Mrs. Samuel Newell went to Dem
yer Thursday, in company with her
sister. Mrs. Dawson, who has been
visiting her. Mrs. Newell returned
home Saturday. and Mrs. Dawson
went to her home in the east.
Jacob Hasbrouck and family laft
Saturday in their auto for a four or
five days absence in the mountains
north of Fort Collins.
Mrs. r. NJ. Gale who is sick from
typhoid fever is impriving. Ter
father, DR.. McTlrayy of Magnolia.
Ohio is with them.
L.. II. Ryan returned last week
from a ten days visit to his old home
in Wakefield, Kansas.
Company G, left Saturday night
for Camp Crawford, Wyo. On ac-
count of the illness of his wife. Can't.
Gale was unable to accompany them
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-05
GIBSON

Miss Nellie Twist came out from
greeley and visited in the Swan
family one evening last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w. Carr and
daughter of Severance visited with
ner father, 7. Webster last week.
Ihey have since moved to Greeley.
Mrs. Chas. Leake is the guest of
friends in Ault during MIR. Leake's
absence in the mountains. She also
made short stay in Longmont re-
Gently.
Mrs. G. G. Brakeman and son
Ralph OF Windsor, spent Friday in
Greeley. They attended the chan
tauqua and spent Friday night with
MIS- MIS- N. Z. swan and family, of Clip
son, returning home Saturday
Water has been more plentiful for
irrigation since the cloudburst nm
AT the head of the Poudre which
sent more water down the river.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-05
WINDSOR ITEMS

Rev. Cooper and daughter
phine. drove down to Fort d
Sunday afternoon to listen h
address of lane Addams of
House. Chicago.
The infant son Of Mr.. and
Jesse Forbes died at their hon
Elm street Monday morning
funeral was held At the NJ. E. d
Tuesday morning at 1880 o,
The little baby was taken to Gl
for burial.
The Misses Reba Lee and De
Wild who have been visiting
the family of John Conner ret
to their home in Ogden, Utah,
day.
Miss Minnie Davis and sister
trude, who have been visiting
Miles and family returned to
home in kingman, Kansas,
Mrs. NJ. H. Laybourn and a
ter, Ruth. visited relatives in
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Joseph Cope gave a
Monday evening in honor ,
daughter. Mildred's Fourteenth
day. About 18 young people
present and reported a deli
time.
Geo. Miles has returned tol
again after visit with his
folks.
About 200 Of our people I
the Barnum 4 Bailey show iu(
Friday. y
Miss Josephine Cummings I'll
ley was q Windsor visitor Fa
Mrs. w. j. Porter 10 visitr
parents at her old home in 4
Mrs. Cummings and daugA
Virginia are visiting Mrs
Yancey.
Robert Bates and son, Guy
last Thursday for a visit to
Bates old home in Iowa.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-05
EVANS

James Hubbafd has returned to
Evans after two months spent In
Oregon. He thinks Colorado is good
enough for him.
Mrs. Mart Briggs has gone to Rog-
gen to spend a month with her moth
er, Mrs. Reid.
Mrs. H. F. Behrens entertained
a number of friends last Thursday
evening in honor of her guest. Miss
Beck of Greeley.
Rev. l. A. Blackwood and family
left last Friday for La Junta for a
months vacation.
Rev. Carnine presiding elder foI
this NJ. f. district made his quarter.
ly visit to Evans last Sunday.
Mrs. Dunbar and daughter, Nellie
have returned home after a three
weeks visit with friends in Potts.
Vile. Iowa.
Messrs. Mcintyre and D. A. Sny-
der wer transacting business in Den
yer Monday.
Mrs. Mary Huffsmith after spend
ing a month at Yampa. Colo. has
returned home.
NJ. w. Clark and bride have re-
turned to Evans after three weeks
spent In Chicago and other eastern
cities.
Mr.. Bell west of town, has pnr.
chased a fine new gasoline engine
for his ranch.
Frank Brannan and family have
moved to Johnstown. where MIR
Brannan will engage in the meat
business.
Add Frye has finished his three
contract for digging drain bitches
east OF town, as there is double the
quantity of water they expected.
Rev. F. d. Crook and family lett
Monday for mountain outing and
will probably remain away for a
month.
Mrs. j. T. Cornelius of LaSalle
and her sister, Mrs. Ashby OF Cres-
ton, Iowa. were calling on Evans
friends Monday
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-05
MASTERS

MIR. and Mrs. C. l.. wajta
Sunday for several DAYS W,
Denver.
Miss Bessie Potter returned
home In Greeley Friday
spent a pleasant vacation a
s. s. ranch. y
MIR. and Mrs. Tom Natbau,
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs Can
and MIR. O'Brien OF Denver anI
Vince Of Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kingsbu,
tied Greeley. Friday.
On Sunday, the kersey Bal,
chartered . special train
brought their friends down !,
ness the game. when they G.
bats with the Masters nine. +
suit was a victory for Master
score OF 16 to 8.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-05
FAIRPLAY DISTRICT.

Charles Weber's brother and fam
lily, who have been visiting him for
several weeks. returned to their
home in Oklahoma last week.
Albert Nichols received . telegram
last week stating that his parents
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Nichols of Nor
rill, Neb.. had been injured in cy.
clone. Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols. accom-
panied by MIR. Nichols sister. Mrs
John Rose of Greeley, left for Nor
rill, but no word has yet been re-
ceived from them.
John B. Nelson, who has been
farming with Oscar Elm, has sold
his interest in the crops, and left
last week for Holyoke where he will
remain with friends. He has been
having very poor health all sum-
mer. 80 he thought he would give up
farming.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-05
ROWE DISTRICT

Mrs. Stephen Lewis. who visited
friends in Denver a couple of weeks
ago has returned home. She visited
her sister, Mrs. James Rowe of Gree
ley on her way home
F. b. Belts the music teacher, has
been visiting at the home of T. |.
Ballantine.
Mrs. Anna Smidt of Denver, is
visiting her sons for couple OF
weeks. Last Thursday night she was
given a surprise party at the tent
of Albert and Lewis There kre
about forty guests. Games were.
played and refreshments served
around camp fire.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-05
BEEBE DRAW.

Paul Meyer and family of North
Dakota are visiting here with rel
atives.
Mrs. Sherman Markle and daugh-
ter, Hazel, visited friends near Har-
din last week.
Mrs. NJ. d. Andrews and Misses
Edna and Iva Dean, went to Fort
Collins the first of the week to at
tend Teachers Institute.
Mrs. Maud Oster went to Gilcrest
last Friday to be with her sister,
Mrs Clymer, who is quite i'll.
Miss Opal Hartman and Steve
Meyer were married in Greeley last
week. The young couple are living
on the grOOm's ranch here.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-05
ELWEII.

Miss Elizabeth Fitch of pouIaa,
Is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Earl Jones
MISS Anna Van Dorpen and moth.
well friends 'i'
robert Monohan, Wesley sloan
1inrry Whowell, and his father went
over 10 Greeley last Friday in the
auto ana enjoyed the show.
Mr. ana Mrs. Draper of Fort Col
ms are guests of their dnugbto,.
Nlrs, eugene Crowell, this week
VIII avery and family had n fine
week. '".h iast
MIS- buelah shull is attending the
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-05
CROW CREEK ITEMS

Mrs. Edwards il on the sick
Mrs. II. B. Ritchey has retl
from a few days outing at ED
Mr.. Mcmillan has taken possi
OF so acres which he purchased
east of T. j. Jackson's.
Miss Hazel Jessup has been
ing Mrs. A. J. Bihian a coup
days this week.
Mrs. II. w. Briscoe has retl
from her visit to Denver.
Mrs, Tressler gave a SUI
party IN honor of her sons, G.
and Glen Nichols birthdays, No
evening. A large number Of
folks were present and had a !
time. Games and dainty rel
ments were the amusements o.
evening.
The members of the ID. G. D.
We're entertained at the home 0
Misses Nettie and Carrie Doke
day afternoon.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-05
DIR. Ringle Reads Paper

The local branch of the American
Medical association held it's month
ly meeting Monday night. A num-
ber of interesting cases were report
ed and the paper of the evening was
read by DR.. Charles Ringle. The
subject was Hygiene of the Young "
1t is probably that the secretary of
the National association, DR.. Nc
Cormick, of Kentucky, will be here
for the meeting in September.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-05
LA SALE NOTES

Mrs. ID. Stewart II vslir
Greeley this week.
Stephen Harrington is suft
an attack of appendicitis.
Miss Hattie Ellis is que
Greeley at the home of her
Mrs. NJ. J. Evans this week.
Mrs. Pearl Reeves and chi
are visiting at the home OF
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Chas. v
Misses Esther and Adah Eli
cousins. the Misses White Z
Louis accompanied by Mr. and
Bailey left nor Glen Haven last
day. The young ladies expect
main some two weeks. Mr., and
Bailey having returned the iii
the week.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-05
Colorado Chautaiqua and Summer
School af Boulder

The Colorado & Southern is max
ing special low rates daily and on
Saturdays and Sundays. For par
ticulars see the agent. Elaborate en-
tertainment each day. For full de-
tailed program write, 7. r. Fisher,
General Passenger Agent, Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-05
The Churches
Trinity German Lutheran church
nth ave-, and 10th street

oPeCIdI seTVICes wednesday HIHnt.
August 5, at 1880 p. m.
Director of mission, C. Hafner
from Leavenworth. Kansas, will lee
ture on missionary work of the Ger
man Lutheran church. Rev. Gross
will preach in English on the same
subject. All are cordially requested
to attend. EDWIN NJ. GROSS,
Pastor
The Greeley tribune., 1908-08-05
For Sale

For Sale
Thoroughly modern. up-to-date cot
tage on Normal Hill. Price very
reasonable; easy terms to right par
ty. William F. Stephens, agent,
Opera House block.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-06-18

Mrs. Doctor Brooks has gone
to Perry to visit q sister who Is Ill.
w. @. Elliott went to Chicago, on
Monday in place of Doctor Brooks as
an alternate to the National Conven-
ton.
ID. f., SaXton, Superintendent of
agencies for the Register Life Insur-
ance Company was in town this week
circumference with Mr.. Farquhar who
represents the company here.
Children's Day was observed ut tho
Methodist church last Sunday evening
by special program that was very
pleasing in every part. The altar was
beautifully decorated with cut flowers,
the music and recitations we're good;
and the appearance OF half dozen
little deaconesses who told OF their
work in behalf of humanity attracted
much favorable comment. Pastor
Vedder made most excellent address
showing the value good education In
a commercial sense, and explaining
that the collections taken on Childrens
Day are helping two thousand young
people every year to secure such an
education. Each one In the audience
had been given flag and when the
closing hymn, "My Country IT'S OF
Thee, was sung the waving OF the
flags made pretty as well as
patriotic scene. This afforded a proper
observance and celebration of alag
Day which occurred on Sunday.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-06-18

Beginning, July the first, the At
lantic Northern 4 Southern will carry
the mail between Atlantic and Kim
ballton.
e. N. Taggart is away on another
trip to Canada inl interest of several
parties who want a slice of that land
he is selling.
Lewis Bagley, Jas. Cameron, VIII
Kile, Clifford Brooks, Olive Gardner
and Alice Eddy returned from the Uni-
versity for the summer vacation.
Supervisor Esbeck happened to
get too close to the crank ofhis automo
bile and gotta slap at the side OF the
head that made piece of court plas-
ter necessary.
Hiram Byrd prophesies that the
rainy weather will continue through
out the month. When asked about
July, he said st would be just abount
as bad as June.
j. f. Russell came down from
Fort Dodge, Saturday night, TO visit
his fanil and reports himself as being
busy getting ready with his new store
I'd open August nrSt'
Il, w. Myers, of Hampton, who is
travelling for a New York house, was
of the editors family. His business is
to visit the creameries and make con-
tracts for butter and supplies
Howard Kittell had a little mis-
hap at Cedar Rapids last week that
made him look as though he had been
on the firing line at the front TWAS
caused bya sharp contact between
him and the brick pavement, caused
by the sudden starting OF a street car
Just as he was stepping off, lnasmuch
as he was guest of the city no dam
age was assessed for injuries TO the
pavement.
Clifford Brooks is at home from
Iowa City where he completed the> sec
| ond year of his medical course in the
State University. He Is much pleased
over the fact that in competition with
about fifty others he received the APP
pointment as assistant in the eye, ear
| and throat department of the hospital
for the coming year. Clifford will
spend the vacation here at the Office OF
DR.. A. l.. Brooks where he will meet
his friends, test their eyes and furnish
glasses II they need any,
Tho Relief Corps met with Mrs
Mary Hays to celebrate Flag Day.
The exercises were opened by singing,
America. Mrs. Agnes Cole gave, a
talk on what the Flag means to Ameri.
cans at home and abroad and was fol-
lowed by readings on the subject by
Mesdames Byrd, Hollenbeck, Hays,
McGinnis, M. Cole and BOYD. There
we're songs and instrumental music by
Arthur Cole, Jennie Hollenbeck, Ruth
Kelly and others. Refreshments were
served and the meeting closed by
prayer. Mrs. Minerva Cole,
Patriotic Instructor.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-06-18

Retired farmer; good business OPP
portunity, only implement business in
small town. Deal direct with owner.
Address Implement Dealer. care of
this paper. 241
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-06-18

Henry b. Herbert went out to Coun.
Gil Bluffs yesterday.
Mr.. Hershman, OF Ida Grove, was
in Audubon yesterday.
r." Bud " Rendleman, of Extra, was
in Audubon yesterday.
John G. Bonwell andH. II. Jewell
his new son-in-law were down from
Viola, Monday,
Charlie Donaldson ran up to Au-
dubon yesterday morning, between
trains, on business.
Miss Myrtle Brown has charge of
the Cowles iewelry store during the
absence of Mr.. and Mas. Cowles.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. II. Cowles went
down to Ottumwa yesterday To visit
for the week with their son and family,
Bruce =. Moore and wife OF Iowa
City were In town over Sunday, the
former coming here as Grand Worthy
Patron of the Eastern Star 10 partici-
pate in the organization of a chapter
of that order They drove to Temple
ton, Tuesday morning, TO take the
train for home. Mr.. Moore was resi-
dent here twenty-five years ago when
he workedfor Captain Stuart and Geo.
Gray as carpenter. He had been
back once before and this time found
only a few of the faces and places of
former days that were familiar.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-06-18
FART LOANS
In $500 Optional payments,
at 5 per cent.
CHAS. BAGLEY.
Doctor Carrie BroOks.WOOd, Dental off
ice opposite Commercial Savings Bank.

H. A. Christensen has returned
from trip to Canada.
H. e. Jewel, of Charlton, was in
town, Monday, on important business.
The Fourth of July will be celebr a
ted on Saturday, July the Fourth.
IS. L. Mantz returned Tuesday
morning from "trip to Oklahoma.
Mrs. Leach went to South Dakota
Tuesday, for visit among friends.
II. j. Essington, of Brayton, went
up to Canada with j. E. Mcclure this
week.
Mrs. Frank D. Nelson is away to
Harlan to attend the wedding of
friend.
"A house and lot for sale. Inquire
of Mrs. Mary lines, Phone IT'S, Audu-
bon, Iowa.
Call on Clifford Brooks for eye
glasses. Office with DR.. A. l.. Brooks.
Audubon, Iowa.
Walter Brainard went to Des
Moines, Tuesday, to attend the State
Abstracters convention.
Mrs. Dee Bell returned to Extra,
Tuesday, having visited here with her
parents, Geo. Preston and wife.
Davis Berries, all good, Ten Cents
For sale at Preston's Grocery, E. Bill
larz and Son, and at Phone lat.
Miss Anna Wright, of Pawnee,
Nebraska, was here over Sunday with
her school friend, Lucille Brooks.
Former Supervisor, N. d. Ham
lin of Garfield county, Nebraska, was
in town yesterday, shaking hands with
old friends.
Mrs. Robert Rice and baby left
for ElReno, Tuesday. Sfe was &C
companied as far as Omaha by her
sister, Lula Doak.
w. H. Netf and M. T. Foley left
on Tuesday for Texas on land business
where they may pick up some bargains
for themselves and their friends.
The foreman of this Office received
a postal card from Enid, Oklahoma,
where his mother lives, which was
marked to indicate that the water at
the time of the recent flood was twelve
feet deep on the principal street.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-06-18
Fourth Of July Program

Following is the Fourth of July pro.
gram to be rendered at Audubon:
Salute at Daylight
$3.50 Martial Band meets trains.
A.. 9:45 Concert ny Manning Cornet Band.
0:30 Vocal Music.
lO:45 Re- ding of Declaration of Independ-
enCe-C. w. Marlin.
1l:C0 selection by Band.
ll:l5 Grafton by Hon. E. W. Weeks of Guth-
RE enter.
1900 Dinner.
1900 100 yard dash-Prizes-1st, S., end, So so
Bun Eating contest-1st So, End, 81, Sd soc
1:l5 Fal Ma MS race-Prize So.
CT mo Creased Pole-PriZe 81.
:25 Hurd e Race .st 49,. I'd So
:35 Rag Chewing cOntest-lst 81, I'd SOC.
Girl RaCc-under Is years-lst SO, I'd 50
AS Tug -War-PriZe SIS.
900 Ring Ride contest-lst Saddle, End
Brdle, 81 Whip.
2:S0 Broad Jump-lst SO, I'd S1.50.
2:45 Shot Iut-lSt SO. I'd $3.50.
8i0 High Jump-ls- So, I'd $l.50
3:l5 Pole Vault--1st 80. I'd 81. 50,
1870 Bali Glme-Prize $25 Co.,
7:O0 Band Concert in Park.
Sl0Moy.ng Picture Show
The above program will be given absolutely
free to everybody.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-06-18
Special Picture Entertainment.

The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ eth
odist church has engaged Mr. Willett
to give special entertainment in tn e
church on Monday evening, June p
beginning at S:l5. Mr.. Willett will
give an entirely new set of pictures
and the program will be twice as long
as those usually given. An expert
piano player from Chicago, who has
arrived, will be present and assist in
entertaining the audience. This will
furnish rare opportunity to see the
moving pictures under the most pleas
ing circumstances. Admission, Adults
20 cents, Children under IL yrs. 10c