Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-06-25
Read Zaner's statement.

home from Canada yesterday
They visited Lethhridge and
In Southern Sunny Alberta,
each buying quarter near the latter
place at about twenty dollars an acre.
They are much pleased with the coun-
try and its products.
"A team belonging to the Audubon
Hardware Company became scared
Saturday afternoon and took lively
run down the street but made an ex-
tremely sudden stop in front of F. o.
Nikiason's barn where they struck
wagon diagonally, the pole passing
through the endgate and the horses
separating, one each side ofthe wagon.
No injury except some light cuts and
bruises.
e. +. Moon of Atlantic came up
Tuesday morning to look around a
mong his old neighbors and friends.
Mr.. Moon has sold his 40-acre fruit
farm near Atlantic for $3.50 an acre
being an increase of $50 over what
he paid three years ago. He is now
looking for new location and his
friends hope he may decide to return
toAudubon to live.
When the carpenters at work on
the house of .Drayman l.. G. Johnson
returned from dinner on Thursday,
they were greatly surprised to hear
that during their absence a nice little
girl baby had arrived to abide in the
new house.
Mrs. j. B. Conrardy, who was up
in Northwest Iowa last week visiting
her brother, John Poage, returned
Saturday, when her son-in-law, Late
Simpson, took her to her home at
Extra in that fine new auto which
makes blue streak wherever 1t goes.
WIN. Cloughley had a message.
Saturday, that his cousin, John kirt-
land, had died at his home down at
Winterset; and he and VIM. Nickel
son, another relative, went down to
attend the funeral.
Mrs. j. p. Kilgore entertained
Miss Berthelda Nelson, last week who
used to live with her. Miss Nelson
has just returned from California and
stopped here on her way to Denmark
where her parents still reside.
Just to help you celebrate the
Fourth we will make pictures cheap,
single or groups. One day only, at
FraZier's. 26S
r.. j. Gilchrist, who accompanied
Miss Olivene Houbhold on her way to
South Dakota as far as Arion, says
1--WE have that section of Iowa skin
ned about four miles on prospects for
good corn"
Plenty OF money for farm loans.
BoYSEN & BEASoN
S. p. Peterson and wife from out
west of town went to Council Bluffs,
Friday. They were accompanied by
their little son who had the misfOr-
tune to lose one OF his legs some time
ago.
Retired farmer; good business OPP
portunity, only implement business in
small town. Deal direct with owner
Address Implement Dealer. care OF
this paper. 241
The lecture advertised for Friday
evening at the M. E. church was post
poned until Saturday evening because
of lack of electric current. 1t was then
given at the Presbyterian church.
The Presbyterian church is under
going some repairs, the wall In the
rear of the pulpit being done over to
correct some mistakes OF q year ago.
Rev. G. B. Christensen and Rev.
Jensen of Extra returned last week
from Minneapolis where they attend
ed q church conference.
Ed Smutney has received that fine
new pail bearers wagon which will be
a great convenience and comfort to the
bearers attending a funeral.
Little Miss Mitchell, niece of
Mrs. Chris Haderer, who came here
with Grandma Haderer, returned to
Omaha, Saturday.
Mrs. McAvoy isspending the week
here with her husband while he is in
stalling new machinery in the roller
mills.
Mrs. F. A. Minis came up from Ex-
ira, Friday, to visit her husband and
the Normal Institute in which he is an
instructor.
Mrs. Railsback of Oklahoma and
her neice, Miss Harriet Fulton, visi-
ted their relatives, the Bailey boys,
here last week.
Will Doffing of Extra passed
through Audubon, Friday, on his way
to Portsmouth to visit his brother-in-
Jaw.
On account of the rainy weather a
great many have not yet bought their
summer hats. Now they can get one
for almost Half-Price at Fraziers. z
The examinations for certificates
are being held at the High School
building, beginning yesterday morn
ing.
Miss Mabel Kieth is down at Des
Moines to represent the Christian
church at church conference.
Miss Ruth Woodcock, the stenog-
rapher for John Ward, went to Des
Moines last week.
j. F. Russell will not remove to
Fit. Dodge yet for several weeks be-
cause of difficulty in securing a good
house.
Mrs. J. w. Mcclure returned home
Friday
F. Fl. Adams took little tumble
last week and has been limping around
with q cane.
Miss Grace West of Extra was a
guest of her friend, Miss Leila Zaner,
last week.
Miss Electa Adams of Illinois,
who was here on visit to her cousin,
Mrs. Thomas Davis, returned home
last week.
Geo. @Stemm made trip down to
Menlo to visit his son, Charlie.
Miss Jennie Jennings was visiting
with her aunt, Mrs. Frank Heath OF