Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-03-12
MONEY TO LOAN.
With the German Saving
Bank at 5 per cent interest
Optional payments.
NASH & PHELPS.
Ma tive grown seed wheat forsale
at the Audubon Roller Mills.
Iowa CULVER 4 Co.
Miss Emma Culver returned Mon

Miss Emma Culver returned Mon
day.
Buy Wall Paper at half price OF
Roberts.
ID. d. Rees of Panora was in town
yesterday on business.
Two houses to rent in Audubon
Inquire of Mrs. Mary Henshall
We are having beautiful weather
this week for the month of March
r. L. Anderson had two cars of
cattle in Chicago for Mondays mar
ket
Mrs. N. p. Christensen and Miss
Verna Croy of Extra were up Wednes-
day.
j. p. Johnson of Audubon has
moved onto L. G. Kopp's farm north
of Ross.
Mrs, f. c. Rice, of Gray, was
down to Audubon yesterday coming
by train.
Miss Emma Culver returned home
Tuesday.
II have two hundred bushels of
seed barley for sale.
S. M. GARDNER.
For SALE About 80 tons good tim
othy hay, four miles east of Audubon.
IL +. A. Buthweg.
An entertaining and helpful pro-
gram was given by the Mothers Club,
Wednesday afternoon, at the home of
Mrs. DR.. Childs.
Now is the time to see about your
Ere insurance. Remember S. H. O'Neil
agent for the Hawkeye. Office in
The Russell Block. Phone 70. saw
Landlord Gilchrist, of the Park
Hotel has had quite siege the part
,hree weeks from pleuro-pleumonia;
1ut will be able to sit up for the first
ime, today.
3-Mr w. III. Neff who made trip
20 Texas last week says it is remark
able how many people are going to
that country. In order to accom-
modate them the railroads had to run
section after section.
Grape vines, small fruits, shrubs,
shade trees, by first train, express or
freight, from Harlan. Write w. M.
Bombarger.
We are advised that the fine new
boy at the home of Doctor Rosenbla adj
is doing remarkably well and already
becominga great JOY to the household.
The Marshon Stock Company is
not moving picture show and they
carry Ten People. At the WoOdman
Opera House, in Audubon, tomorrow
and Saturday Nights. Buy tickets at
Fred Smiths Drug Store
The parents and sister of Doctor
Fulton came up Sunday for a visit.
Miss Matte is enjoying weeks vaca-
ton from her work as stenographer
and book-keeper. She left Tuesday to
attend wedding down at Stuart.
Miss Anna Zins arrived from Chi
cago. Saturday, to begin work in the
millinery department at Frazier's.
Miss Zins comes highly recommended
from the Marshall Field Millinery
store where she has been engaged dur
ing the last six seasons.
Mrs. A. G.. Reed, from Guthrie
Center after having visited in Audi
bon last week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Winters, is spending
this week in Viola with her sisters.
Mrs. Clark jerks, Mrs. Win Hall and
Mrs. James Strahl.
-Evergreens in overstock will he
sold at once, low Write w. M Bonn
barger, Harlan.
viii Brinkerhoff, of The Journal
at Extra, and his sister, Mrs. Charles
Milliman, passed through Audubon,
Saturday evening on their way TO
Cedar Rapids to attend the funeral of
their brother, Mr.. Sam Brinkerhoti
who was killed by an accident spoken
of elsewhere in this paper.
Jacob Birkhart has moved to his
new home about four miles from Guth-
rie Center. He was accompanied by
Joe Roth, Homer Emery, Roy Conway
and George winters who will assist
him in getting settled, We can com
mend Mr.. Burkhart to the people OF
Guthrie.
Presiding Elder Stevenson, of At
lantic, preached in the Methodist Epis.
copal church, in Audubon, Sunday
night and administered the Sacrament
of the Lords Supper On Monday
morning he he held the Quarterly Con.
ference when it was decided to builC
room for the large church choir so az
to connect directly with the choir lof
back of the pulpit. A committee con
sisting of G. H. Sampson, w. w
| Smith and A. c.. Ross was appointed
! to cooperate with the pastor in adopt
| ing plans and proceeding with the work