Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-04-30

that evening that gentleman and his
family started for an extended visit tC
their former home in good old Den
mark.
AT caucus in Viola township
Monday evening, G.. N. Higley was
selected for Committeeman, and the
following delegates chosen for the
county convention: G.. N. Higley, j,
w, Thompson, Aaron Anderson, II.
I. Gilbert, George Davis, w. w. Per-
rine.
-. W. Fry and wife left yesterday
for Colorado to visit relatives and
prospect for new home. They will
stop first at Sterling where Mr.. Jay a
brother-in-law is living and afterwards
will go to Greeley and perhaps other
points.
Through the kindness OF DIR. II.
l.. Harris we have had the pleasure OF
inhaling the perfume of real orange
blossoms direct from California. We
gave Elvin Cole a chance to take a
"Sniff" and he says they are the real
thing.
Victory shoes for men, $3.50 al
Rasmussen q Jensen's.
Mrs. j. r. Chandler went down
to Atlantic yesterday to attend con.
vention of librarians at which mum.
Der of the leading workers in the state
are on the program. Mrs. Chandler
reads a paper on "Children in the
Library"
Forty car loads of migrants
goods were unloaded at Washington
Springs, South Dakota, last year and
the way they have been coming in this
spring looks like 1t would double the
amount this year. S.. 90 for the round
trip whether you buy or not,
"A Jefferson lady thinks the tele-
phone is great convenience, and
does not hesitate to use 1t. She phon-
ed Johnson's meat market the other
day for two cents worth of cat meat
only to countermand the order few
cat had caught bird.
Gale Edge Drop planters at $50. 00
Satley planters S25 90, $l2. so for walk
ing plows, $50 90 for Sattley Foot Lift
Gangs and S25 90 to $28. 90 for sulkies
April l6, all the rest of the month.
j. A. MUSSoN.
Mrs. II. G. Rice, of Hamlip, who
is Secretary of the Audubon County
Sunday School Association, will dis
tribute programs in few days for the
annual meeting to be held at the Pres
byterian church in Audubon on Thurs
day evening, May Fourteen and Fri
day, May Fifteen. The program will
be published next week.
Il have Ten Acres for sale close to
the town Of Audubon. w. III. DoAK.
Yes / want to sell my COW. To a
man who is good Christian and
does not fear death, she would be a
valuable animal. But want to sell
her to some one who will treat her
right. She is one-fourth short horn,
two-fourths hyena, and the balance
just ordinary COW. She will be sold
cheap for cash.
j. S. Dennis received letter from
his son Robert of San Diego, Califor-
MIA, who spoke of having seen Uncle
Sans big fleet, which is now the talk
of the world. The town got ready for
a big barbecue for the 1900 soldiers.
A clipping enclosed in his letter says:
1t is estimated that 5000 pounds of
barbecued meat and 5000 pounds of
roast beef would be served and half a
ton of butter, and everything else in
proportion.
From field of red clover on his
farm seven miles south east of Wess-
ington Springs, South Dakota, =. H..
Shultz received for his rental from the
seed over $1,000 per acre. This clover
was threshed with threshing machine
and great deal of the seed lost by
doing so. This goes to show that land
in Jerauld county, South Dakota, will
rent about as we'll as land in Iowa
Five dollars for round trip whether
-WANTED-By leading Life In
surance Company, District Superin-
tendent, headquarters in this city :.
Excellent opportunity for energetic,
ex-county officer, school teacher, cap
italist, salesman having extended &C
quaintance. Liberal compensation,
increasing annually. Address, with
references, National Commercial
Agency, p. o. 1896, Des Moines,
Iowa. 179
-DoctorW. J. Charters, Extracting
Specialist, located over First National
Bank at Extra, does first-class work.
Write or call and see him. lift
We notice that some people are
inclined to laugh at the idea of new
railroad through Audubon, and 1t may
be that few have their mallets in
readiness to do some knocking. -
Would it not be better for all to join
in new effort to see whatcan be done.
A new railroad will be built from Des
Moines west through Audubon county
within five years-more probably with
in three years. This will be the one
and only chance for Audubon to get
another road. Will she improve it?
Everything in footwear at Ras-
mussen 81 Jensen's.
Mrs. III. L. Kile who has class
of little girls organized into Sewing
Club entertained them at her home on
Wednesday April %. She was as.
sisted in serving by the Misses Blahche
Kelsey and Vera Wilson. The Club
consists of Edith Culver Katharine Cul
yer Esther Harris, La Verne McHargue,
Margaret Zion, Grace jennings.
Josie and Nellie Kelsey were guests at
the party. These little folks are busy
a quilt which they will send to
the Orphans Home out at Council
Bluffs when it is completed.
Cut prices made on nursery stock,
low rate on four cent hogmarket basis.
Apply by mail or phone to w. III.
Bomberger, Harlan, Iowa. loft
We are informed that the candi-
dates for sheriff have come to an
agreement that the one who shall have
the highest number of votes at the
primary should have the nomination
even If he has not received the requir-
per cent. Though this ac-
tian will not ha binding nnan the can-