Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-05-21

/
Smoke the Elk, Best &c cigar.
John Sherman finished plantin
corn last Friday.
Mike Foley returned Monday fror
business trip to Atlantic.
| Judge w. r. Green went to Avoc
on Monday to hold term Of court.
II have Ten Acres for sale close {,
the town Of Audubon. w. II. DOAK
IN. P. Hoegh, of near Brayton
was up last of the week greeting hi
/ friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell, o
Gray. visited at the Anderson home
Sunday.
Mrs. Finch and daughter, Haze
Finch, were with Extra friends las
Saturday.
Mrs. Elmer Bailey was with hel
relatives over at Redfield part of the
past week.
Mrs. Chester Brooks made trir
to Chicago and back home again the
past week.
Mrs. o. p. Coon came home Sat
urday from pleasant visit with her
friends abroad.
r. c. Kellogg, of Jackson county,
Is here visiting his old friend, Mr..
John G. Davis.
j. e. Mcclure came home Satur.
day from trip to Red Oak and other
points out of town.
-R. j. Gilchrist drove to Kimball-
ton, Saturday, In the interest of his
candidacy for sheriff.
The Audubon Hardware Company
had some neat signs painted upon the
windows of their store.
Hon. H. F. Andrews, of Extra,
was in Audubon, Saturday, calling
upon his many friends.
Bert Killinger and bride returned
Friday from a brief honeymoon trip
among friends out of town.
George G. Renftle, of Dedham,
was down to Audubon over Sunday
visiting with the folks at home.
Mrs. Hodge, of Atlantic, was in
Audubon this week the guest OF her
friends at the H. B. Wilson home.
George Weighton, the veterinary
Saturday on professional business.
-" Monk" Reese, one of the pitch
ers for the Atlantic Merchant Greys,
was in town Monday on the way up to
Carroll.
IS. L. Mantz and family enjoyed o
visit this week from his brother, N. B.
Mantz, and two daughters, from up at
Jefferson.
Mrs. Lois G. Stuart and Mrs. FL.
A. Arnold neparted Friday evening
for Neponset, Illinois, to visit friends
for q few days.
Justin Quinby was an over Sun.
day visitor with bis wife who is visit
ing with her parents, William Clough-
ley and wife, in this city.
Doctor w. J. Charters, Extracting
Specialist, located over First National
Bank at Extra, does first-class work.
Write or call and see him. lift
Mrs. E. A. Bates journeyed down
to Menlo, Monday, to look after her
farm and will attend to business mat
ters at Atlantic before returning.
Mrs. F. D. Nelson went to Allan
tic, Saturday, to meet her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Fl. G. Mier, of AvOca, who
came and passed. Sunday with them.
Plenty OF money for farm loans.
BOYSEN & BEASON
Mrs. Ada Weber, cG innis, from
Kansas, arrived Saturday to visit her
husbands parents, L. A. McGinnis
and wife, and other relatives about
town.
Fred Heileman, buttermaker at
the Blue Grass Creamery, in Hamlin
was in town Saturday and found time
to make The Republican Office pleas
ant call.
Rev. G.. D. Wendell went over to
Guthrie county yesterday to perform
the marriage ceremony, last evening,
for Mr., Arden Shelley and Miss Hop
kins.
James F. Russell came home Fri
day from business trip out at Omaha
and Monday morning began moving
the fixtures out of mis- store and up to
Fort Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kuhn entertained
their friend, Mrs. Taylor, of Wiota;
and their niece, Sessum, who was re-
turning from Illinois to her home out
in Washington State, part of last
week.
Il sell nursery stock to you direct
If you send to me direct, less agents
commission. w. M. Bomberger, Har-
Ian, Iowa. tt
The country is looking as fine as
silk these days. The farmers are ex-
ceedingly busy planting their corn and
but little will be left to plant after this
week.
For SALE: Jens p. Jensen, pro-
prietOr of the Spring Valley Stock
Farm out in Douglas, has fine herd
of Hereford Cattle; and has some
heifers and bulls for sale.
There was change in time of the
evening train on the North Western
Railway last Sunday and now that
train comes In at Four-Forty instead
of Five O'Clock as heretofore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Watts
and little son, of Chicago, came to
Audubon, Saturday, to visit brother,
Frank s. Watts. They went out to
Omaha yesterday to visit his parents.
Charles and John Ca. per, nephews
of Colonel r. N. Carper, arrived first
of the week from Canada. They are
sons of M. L. Carper and came home
on account of their mothers serious
illness.
Next week Saturday will be Memo
Il nnv yNan~x1n~oto tho 1xo,,