Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-09-17
The County Fair Next Week. -


Jake Ruhs was an Atlantic visitor
Tuesday.
Fair week bargains at Rasmussen
and Jensen's Shoe Store.
H. c. Hansen journeyed on down
to Creston, Tuesday.
Come to the Fair. Also to Ras-
mussen and Jensen's Shoe Store!
B. B. Carr has moved from Enid
to Hinton, Oklahoma.
New Fall styles of Footwear at
RASMUSSEN AND JENSEN'S.
j. E. Griffith and wife are calling
on friends out at Omaha.
Mrs. Joe Kevan went to Atlantic
and Wiota this week to visit relatives.
Buy your winters supply of Foot
wear of RARMUSSEN AND JENSEN.
-Messrs. E, c. Rice and c. E. Mertz
were down from Gray, Monday after
noon.
Will Donaldson, of Des Moines,
is in this neighbour God visiting with
friends.
Martin Smith has sold his Viola
township farm for one hundred dol
lars an acre.
e. j. Freeman and wife have re-
turned from the Encampment and
visit among friends.
Special bargains in F ootwear dur
ing Fair days.
RASMUSSEN AND JENSEN.
Mrs. w. W. Smith returned Tues
day from a good visit with her child
rem at Fort Dodge and Cedar Falls.
e. N. Taggart departed Tuesday
with a buch of land buyers for the
famous wheat fields of Canada.
Make our store your headq
during fair week.
RASMUSSEN AND JENSEN.
-Messrs. Hoover and Curtis spent
Monday in Omaha securing big at
fractions for the County Fair.
Carlton the Wall Paper Man is
still in Audubon. Satisfacti on guar
anteed. 3Stf
Little Joe Roth burned his feet
badly by running through an ash pile
in the alley which covered lot of
burning Goals.
Mabel McKarahan and Mrs. G.
H. Jones returned Tuesday from a sew.
en- weeks visit with friends in eastern
part of the state.
The Register and Leader says that
Mrs. George Viewer and her sister,
Miss Ethel Kuhn, were visiting friends
in Des Moines over Sunday.
Rose Pratt arrived first of week
from Boone and can be found at the
Mrs. Fred Vermilya millinery parlors
experimenting the making of a perfect
love of a burnett"
Tom Halligan's smiling face is
once more seen behind the counters at
Buthweg and Hansen's clothing store.
Owen Davis has been improving
his country home by putting in hot
water heating plant and bath room.
Mrs. A. G. Kraft took her depart
ure Monday for Greenwood, Nebras.
ka, to attend the funeral of an uncle.
Banker Charles Van Gorder jour-
neyed out to Omaha, Monday, to look
after business affairs.
John Hunter, of Guthrie county,
was here this week visiting his son,
Randall Hunter, and relatives, the
Graham families.
-Goldie Cozine, the daughter of
John CoZine and wife, near Ross, has
gone to Drake University, Des Moines,
to resume her studies.
Doctor Brooks make a trip to
Lewis, Saturday evening, taking Mrs.
George Boiling to her home. In order
to have ride and visit Mr.. Boiling
returned with the Doctor, on Sunday
afternoon.
Clyde Brinkerhoff, of Olewein,
dropped off here Tuesday evening for
short visit with 1.-THE Camel" of
The Republican. He had been down
at Extra TO pay his respects to an
uncle, Will Brinkerhoff, of The Jour-
nal, an aunt, Mrs. Charles MILAN,
and was homeward bound.
On Saturday evening while Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Gates, of Okla
homa, were here they had little re-
union at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Gates, all their children being present
In the company we're John A. Gates
and wife, of Audubon; G. w. Gates
and wife, Stroud, Oklahoma; and Mrs.
Cooley, of Atlantic.