Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-04-09

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announcement as candidate for tn
Office of sheriff subject to the decision
of the Republican voters at the Prim
airy election June ., 1908. Mr.. Knes
is a native of Pennsylvania where he
was born in 1862, few months afte
his father Martin Kness had enlisted
and gone to the front to fight the bat
ties of his country in whose service hi
spent four years. In 1869 they cam,
to Iowa and in 1881 to this county
Mr. Kness is capable and uprigh
citizen. That he has the confidence o
his own community is shown by tn
fact that he has been assessor of tn,
township several years. If he shall
be nominated and elected he will max
popular and competent official. e.
If you have had shoe troubles be
fore, try Rasmussen & Jensen for tn
next pair.
Mrs. +. G. Rice, of Gray, wa
down to Audubon, last Saturday.
Cha rles M. Terry was down from
Viola last OF the week on business.
Now is the time to see about you
Fire Insurance. Remember S II
O'Neil, agent for the Hawkeye. Oflic
in Russell Block. Phone 10. 1916
Ira Baird is now slicing nice iuic,
steaks at the Kraft meat market, OF
the South Park, in Audubon.
Charles Tramp is away to Saline
Nebraska, on a matter OF business.
j. M. Renftle has gone to Maren.
60 to look after business.
Mrs. Hans G. Hansen returned tC
Creston with her mother, Mrs. Harri
son, Tuesday, where she will pass q
month visiting former neighbors.
For SALE Cleaned seed barley.
125 Earl Maharg.
Mrs. Ed Grow, Of Walnut, visited
few hours, Monday, at the Mrs. Kit
tell home while enroute from Gray.
If you can't afford new pair o.
shoes try some good shoe polish, al
kinds at Rasmussen e. Jensen's.
Mrs. w. II. Bowman, of Extra
who had been here on visit with hel
daughter, Mrs. Charles Wilde, return
ed home, Tuesday evening,
Mesdames Jerry and Henry Harms
of Anita, arrived Tuesday evening fol
visit with their cousin, Mrs. San
Ulrich, of this city.
Victory shoes for men, $3.50 a
Rasmussen & Jensen's.
Cut prices made on nursery stock
low rate on four cent hog market basis
Apply by mail or phone to w. H
Bomberger, Harlan, Iowa. lott
Two houses to rent 10 Audubon.
MRS. MARY HENSHALL,
Doctor w. j. Charters, Extracting
Specialist, located over First Nationa
Bank at Extra, does frst-class work
Write or call and see him. lift
Merchant Ed Cotton, Xerxex Knox
Otto Witthauer and Thomas Williams
quartet of good Extra citizens were
calling on their Audubon friends
Tuesd forenoon.
Leave yours orders with FRICK DRUG
co. stiff
Ed Young and wife, those wei
known Greeley township people, were
in town Monday morning and left over
the North Western for Warner, Alder
ia, Canada, near where they will pass
the summer on the land he recently
purchased.
Single Comb, Brown Leghorr
eggs for sale, 75c for Is, $500 per 100
l2t Mrs. j. G.. jerks,
II. f. ID. No. 2, Audubon, la.
Andy Baylor and Nick Bintner
two good residents of the south par
of the county, were in town Monday
The latter named gentleman was Jus
returning from a trip to South Dakota
-Chal Sturgeon, editor of a paper
at Eddyville, was in town few hours
Monday. From here he went to Extra
for visit with his parents, Mr.. w G.
Sturgeon and wife. We acknowledgt
a brotherly call.
John Ruschling returned from uI
at Rochester, Minnesota, on Saturday
and reports that his wife withstood al
operation at the Mayo Brothers Hos
pltal bravely and would be home thu
last of this week.
Mrs. N. p. Lauritzen, who hat
been here on visit with her mother
Mrs. John G.. Davis, started on thu
homeward way to Sandusky, Ohio, or
Monday, stopping for a day with hel
friends in Des Moipes.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Harrison, O.
Creston, arrived Saturday evening Il
visit at the home of her daughter, Mrs
Hans G.. Hansen. 1t may be news Il
some people if informed that the lirst
named lady was recently married.
Mrs. Fred Delahoyde, of Guthrie
Grange, and her daughter, Gretchen
Delahoyde, a teacher in Des Moines
public schools, passed part of the weel
here visiting their relatives at Charlie:
Van Gorder's home: and with her sis
ter and brother, Mrs. Charles Mill
man, and Will Brinkerhoff, at Extra
The body of Mrs. Rogers, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. G. III. Jones
will arrive over the North Western
tomorrow, Friday, morning. Funera
will be from the Presbyterian church
next Sunday afternoon at two o'clock
and burial will take place in Th'
Audubon Cemetery.
"A wayfarerwas overtaken Sunda!
morning by Frank M. Rice and hi
elegant turnout, on the road soutl
who politely asked him to "Climb il
and take lift, while Mr.. Rice wa.
on the way to visit his brother, Harm
Rice, at his modern country home
near Old Hamlin. The said wayfareI
returns two bushels of his best thanks
for the 'lift.
CaaIad U.ds Wautad