Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-08-20

of the Mississippi River. 20,
Miss Mary Smith has gone Fair
bury, Nebraska, for a visit.
Wren Phelps and wife passed last
Sunday with Atlantic relatives.
Anna Viewer was calling on her
friends in Dexter, first Of the week.
Plenty OF money for farm loans.
BoYsEN & BEAsoN
Attorney Mel Graham was a bust
ness visitor in Carroll, first of the
week.
Mrs. Vern Snellbaker went down
to Des Moines, Tuesday, to visit a
sister.
e. B. Cousins has put down a fine
new cement sidewalk in front of his
residence.
j. Y. Wright returned Saturday
from Chicago where he had taken a
load of stock.
Mrs. Il. j. Creveling went down
to Extra, Tuesday, to spend the day
among friends.
Mrs. A. M. Hays Is visiting rela-
tives in Council Bluffs and her son,
Lloyd Hays, in Omaha.
w. A. Mutt, the foreman of this
office, made a trip to Omaha, Sunday,
in company with friends.
-Elvin M. Cole drove across from
Coon Rapids, Sunday, but went south
again at noon on Monday.
Race Rogers, a good farmer down
about Extra, passed through Audi.
bon, Monday on the way TO Canada.
Win Thomas and family departed
Monday for Denver and from there
they will journey on out to the Pacific
Coast country.
Charles Delahoyde, of Stuart, was
here the front part of the week for a
visit with his sister, Mrs. Lena Walk.
er, and other relatives.
Sheriff Northup came home Sun
day from Clarinda where he had been
to accompany Mrs. Thomas Adair, Of
Greeley, to the hospital.
Doctor w. j. Charters, Extracting
Specialist, located over First National
Bank at Extra, does tirst-class work
Write or call and see him. lift
Charles Johnson and wife, parents
of Gene Johnson, departed Monday
evening for Decatur, Illinois. to pass
few days with old time friends.
Station Agent w. w. Smith Is
justly proud of that new Stallwerck
gum case and mirror which adorns
the waiting room at Rock Island depot
Mrs. Oscar Linn, of Gray, was
down to Audubon, Monday, to say
good bye to her sister, Mrs. w. II.
Thomas, who left that day for Califor-
mia.
Letters remaining in the Audubon
postofiice uncalled for. When asking
for them please say advertised: Tailor
Linard, N.Chris Nielsen. III. w. WILL
SON, Postmaster.
Henry G.. Leach returned home
Friday morning in much pain from
trouble in his head, but he had so far
recovered by Tuesday that he set out
with several men for another trip to
SCUM DakOta.
Relatives and friends here have
received the glad news that Mrs. A.
J. Leake, who was formerly Mollie
Delahoyde; at Sandusky, Ohio, Is the
mother of sweet bunch of baby girl
who was born the latter part OF last
week.
The fare and half round trip
rate made by all Iowa railroads for
the State Fair means that extra trains
and additional coaches will have to
be provided, but the railroads have
promised they will take care of the
business. The rate Is available Aug
10.
The reduced round trip special ex-
cursion rates to Des Moines for the
State Fair are available on the 10Th.
The rate is rs per cent off the regular
price on all railroads. Extra coaches
will be provided and great many ex-
ira trains. Round trip from Audubon
1926.
"A Special State Fair Train will
leave the Rock Island depot in Audu-
bon on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day, August %, %, 27, 1908, at Five
O'Clock and twenty-five Minutes In
the Morning. Fare for the round trip
will be 1926.
While attending the reunion at
Griswold d. l.. Thomas and wife will
be the guests of Colonel Proctor, who
was boyhood friend of Mr.. Thomas
down in Guernsey county, Ohio. Mr.
and Mrs. Proctor were entertained at
the Thomas home here year ago
They lived near each other here for
many years before they found it out
When we noticed Mr.. and Mrs.
Nels Olsen, OF Ross, having lot Of
new furniture loaded in front of Smut
ney's furniture store on Tuesday we
inquired If there had been wedding
up at their house. They said no there
had not been wedding recently but
they had just completed buildings new
house and thought they ought to have
a little new furniture for themselves.
We trust they may spend many long
years in their new home.
When skilled driver swings the
whip over the heads of OK team OF four
yoke hitched to a typical old prairie
schooner, and shows the visitors to
the Iowa State Fair how they used to
do it in pioneer days, the contrast
will be all the more striking because
Of the presence of the monster show
teams of Armour and Pabst which
have excited the admiration of the
world. The old and the new will stand
side by side for comparison.
Pete Dennis has gone to Nowlin,
South Dakota, out west of Pierre on
the North Western road where his
brother, George Dennis, is agent. The
latter has taken up claim about four
miles from the station where he has
put up a shack and goes to sleep at