Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-06-25

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of Mrs. Mary lines, Phone IT'S, Audu-
bon, Iowa.
Call on Clifford Brooks for eye
glasses. Office with DR.. A. l.. Brooks,
Audubon, iowa.
Under the new postal agreement
between this country and England on
and after the first of next October the
postage rate on letters will be Two
Cents instead of Five as heretofore.
You do not often get chance to
Frazier's selling. 26S
A. A. Zaner makes a statement in
this issue concerning the opening of
his meat market that should be read
by everybody.
Doctor Rasmussen is making calls
in that fine new Ford Runabout.
s.. B. Morrissey went north Mon
day night with some men looking for
cheaper lands.
George w. Ellis and J. M. Gra-
ham are attending the Democratic
State Convention at Sioux City today
The zaner meat market will be
open July Two!
Charles S. White left yesterday
| for little vacation trip and will look
after his land interest at Langdon, in
North Dakota.
Mr.. Zaner has secured the SER
vices of Mr.. Wood, of Des Moines,
to take charge of his meat market
which will be opened for business
July the Secood. Mr.. Wood is a pleas
ant gentleman and comes we'll rec ON
| mended.
Miss Lulu Leavens, daughter Of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leavens, had
quite a delicate operation performed
on one of her eyes by Doctor Brooks,
| assisted by Clifford Brooks. The
operation was successful and after
remaining in the hospital few days
she is now at the home of her grand
| father, r. j. Creveling, to remain for
| little further care and treatment.
Lake and Howard Ulrich went to
Omaha, Monday, on a visit. They are
the young sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Ulrich, of Audubon.
Fred A. Campbell is enjoying
new REQ Roadster during his spare
moments.
Special for July Fourth Photo
graphs, all grades at great reduc-
ton in price. For one day only, at
Frazier's. 261
The Junior League of the Metho-
dist church will have picnic on Fri
day. They are requested to meet at the
church and be ready to leave for the
country promptly at ten O'Clock that
morning.
Gan Iowa Co. for Iowa farmers y
That's what the Home Mutual Hail
ms. Co. of Cherokee is. Henry Jacob
en-, Agent. Eat
The delegates to the State Conven-
ton at Waterloo left on Tuesday even
ing by way of the North Western.
Mrs. Sarah Stotts, sister of Mrs.
S. A. Graham, has gone to Cotopaxi,
Colorado.
Miss Lena Mack has returned from
her school work at Naperville, Illinois,
where she has been in college the past
year.
"A cousin of Frank Tharnish has
been here on a visit the past week.
Mr.. Tharnish was for some time
newspaper man, doing local work on
The Atlantic Democrat.
Mrs, Wadsworth and two children,
of Grinnell, came up to Audubon yes
terday to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Burnside.
-Chautauqua tickets at Roberts
Drug Store. Season tickets. in ad-
vance, $1.50.
Willie Sherman came from Omaha
Yesterday to visit his uncle, Chris
Gehrman.
w. lei. Cowles and wife returned
from Ottumwa last evening
M. T. Foley returned from Texas
Yesterday, his daughter Nelley Foley
coming up from Atlantic with him on
the evening train
The meat markets are being fresh
ly painted which adds much to their
appearance.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Roscoe o. Clark and Roxie Mary
Huyck; Harry Ell. Nymand and Name
Nielsen; Carl Madsen and Martha
Sandbeck.
Last Friday evening Mrs. E. F.
Bilharz entertained a number OF her
friends at a Rose Luncheon" The
house was deliberately and beautifully
decorated with variety of June roses
By request each guest wore souve-
mir OF q favorite book and much
amusement came from guessing the
books represented, Mrs. Green being
the successful contestant guessing
nineteen out of total out OF twenty
one. During the evening Rose Songs
were sung by Miss Brown and Mes
danes Smith and Russell after which
the hostess served much appreciated
four-course luncheon.
Wilbur Talbot fell from cherry
tree last week and broke one OF his
arms.
Ross Kennels, OF Little Rock, Ar
kansas, Is here for a visit while on
his way to Chicago.
Mrs. M. A. Bryant, the mother OF
Mrs. w. w. Smith, went down to
Newton, Monday, to visit her son,
Mr.. Thos. K. Bryant, where she will
remain until near the time for Chau-
tuaoua here before returning.
A. FL. Brown went down to Allan
tic, Monday, on business.
e. L. Finch went up to Marshall
town last week and brought his moth
err here to preside over his household.
Though she is SO years OF age she Is
Just as spry as many woman only
half as old.