Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-04-23

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Mr.. Hancock, of Chicago, wa
here last of the week looking afte
business matters.
-Strutz, the Atlantic tailor, came
up Monday and shipped his belong
ings down home.
| For a stylish snappy shoe o
oxford try Patriot. $4.00 at Ras
mussen & Jensen's.
H. G. Christensen was calling OF
friends and transacting business il
Extra last Saturday.
Judge John A. Nash was attend
inng to business matters down at Dav
EXPORT part of last week.
Frank Odell, Deputy State Dairy
Commissioner, was in Audubon for ;
short time one day this week.
Eva Smith, niece of Mrs. L. e
Simpson, from Extra, visited with
that lady a part of last week.
James P. Lair, assessor of Exirs
Town, was in town Saturday deliver
his books to the County Auditor.
If you have had shoe troubles be
fore, try Rasmussen q Jensen for tn,
next pair.
Julia Mcclure returned from &
pleasant visit with her friends out a
Council Bluffs, last of the week.
Mrs. Lingerman, niece of Mr.
Charles Bagley, from Atlantic, arriv
ed last of the week for q visit with heI
relatives.
Will Ridgley, good thrifty farm
err from south Greeley township, was
transacting business in this town last
Saturday.
Il sell nursery stock to you direc
if you send to me direct, less agents
commission. w. M. Bomberger, Har'
Ian, Iowa. tt
Mrs. William Cloughley returned
Friday from an extended visitwith her
daughter, Mrs. Justin Quinby, do WI
at Des Moines.
Banker Charles Van Gorder wa
down at Extra, Monday, calling upor
his Cashier, Edwin Delah oyde, at tn,
Exchange Bank.
For RENT: Eighty acres of blu,
grass pasture with plenty of runnin.
water. l41 F. o. NIKLASoN.
Mrs. C. E. Stemm, whose home is
at Menlo, came up Saturday at tn,
home of her father, L. Bridenstine
north of Audubon.
Roscoe Essington, who reside,
near Brayton, captured seven cul
wolves while the OF nanny wolf wa
not looking and delivered them tC
County Auditor Ben Train, Friday.
Chris Henriksen and Jsmes Lane
went to Des Moines, Monday, for ;
few days. Returning they journeyet
up to Perry on the trolly line and OF
around home.
Doctor w. j. Charters, Extracting
Specialist, located over First Nationa
Bank at Extra, does first-class work
Write or call and see him. lift
| Last week LATE Simpson was up il
| Wisconsin attending to business mat
ters and Mrs. Simpson passed thu
time at the home of her parents, Johl
B. Connrardy and wife, at Extra
They returned Sunday.
A letter from Henry B. Herbert
from Washington, to friend in Au
dubon says that he has undergone al
loperation for throat trouble ant
though improving slowly he expects
full recovery.
Mrs. Thorp, of Chicago, she witt
was Bessie Allen and resided at Exir;
and Essie Herrick, a millinery trim
mer up at Farley, also of Extra, wer
in Audubon for short time Monda,
morning.
For SALE: Good Cottage Organ
Black walnut case.
14c GEORGE E. KELLOGG.
The Capital says that "Taft'
smile is expansive, conciliatory, con
tagious, responsive, extensive, spon
taneous, broad, opportune, delightful
happy and thoroughly American.
And it might have added, /" 1t won
come off "unless he should be defeated
| Forty car loads of migrant
goods were unloaded at Wessingtor
Springs, South Dakota, last year ant
the way they have been coming in thi
spring looks like it would double tn
amount this year. $500 for the roun'
trip whether you buy or not,
Some ministers in Audubon hav
hard lnck. Mr.. Macintosh, who cam
here a year ago, has beenquarantine,
twice because of sickness in his famil y
and now Mr.. Vedder, who came las
fall, has similar experience becaus
of the illness of his wife.
| Will Hudler writes from his HON
Iup in Stanley county, South Dakota
that prairie fire got loose up ther
last week and for time threatene
dire disaster, but Will shouldered a
old mop and by heroic effort the
succeeded in checking the blaze With
lone quarter of q mile from his house
-Nels M. Nelson, who runs the Cit
Dairy, has secured and put in opera
ton a machine with which to Pasteui
ize milk. This being done he. puts
up and delivers it in heavy bottles
BY this arrangement he needs to max
a delivery but once day, which b
does in the morning.
James Law made trip upto Mort
Dakota last week to take another loo
at that thousand acre ranch he own
in that state. He reports the prospe'
very good in both the Dakotas for
large crop this season because the
have plenty of water stored up fro
rain the last several years, while
this part of Iowa the supply on han
has practically all been exhausted.