Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-03-26

ID. e. Kerwin was down at Extra
Wednesday afternoon.
Randall Hunter went downto Anita
yesterday on business trip.
See that Wall Paper sold at half
price by A. H. Roberts Il!
Randall Hunter went down to
Anita yesterday on q business trip.
DR.. RoSenhladt and S. b. Norris
sey made a trip to Extra yesterday.
Christi and Lang have chang
ed the place OF their sale next Monday!
Implement Sale next Monday In
Audubon, Near City Hotel y
The Audubon Chautauqua will be
July Twenty One TO Twenty Eight
&C. A. Pardee, of Ross, was down
last Of the week and made us IA call.
Miss Dodge, of Extra, visited
Tuesday night with her friend Mrs. Il.
A. Bates.
Implement Sale, March Thirty,
will be held in Town Instead OF Fair
Grounds !.
Miss Ethel Robinson, Of Gray,
came down to Audubon, on Monday
morning.
Post card ortelephone now TO nur-
sery at Harlan, save $1,000 or $40, 90
purchase.
Cobs, delivered, ST. 80, Webster
Phone 50. Minorka Eggs, 7dcents per
set Webster l35
Miss Esther White, who closed her
school last week, is now ut work in
Yermilya's store.
Mrs Nels Thompson, OF Brayton,
visited here several days at the home
, of Chris Thompson.
Ray Dryden, of Grand Fork g.,
North Dakota, is here on visit after
an absence of three years.
Henry Leach returned Monday
morning from South Dakota and left
again that evening for second trip
with land seekers.
Miss Teckla, of Omaha, returned
home Wednesday after n visit here at
the home of Chris Kraft.
Miss Ella Hansen, of Scranton,
has been here to visit her friend Mrs.
J. S. Johnson. She went over TO Elk
Horn Wednesday.
Fred Nelson at the North Western
Station chopped q piece from one OF
his thumbs the other day with an axe
which leaves him a sore hand.
The lady friends ofMrs. Lamburn
who visited here last year with Mrs.
e. j. Freeman will be pleased to hear
that she has been reAntly married.
Ray Green is home this week from
Grinnell, accompanied by his young
friend Mr.. Dwight Campbell whose
home is up at Groton, South Dakota.
C. W. Hoover is threatening ven
geance on the the fellows that borrow
ed his wire stretcher and pipe wrench
es, If they don't return them right
away.
"A. Il. Emery and family, OF VAL
lev Junction, returned home Wednes-
day from visit with his uncle, s. Ii.
Emery.
Wilson Huff and sister, Miss
George Huff returned from Fulton,
South Dakota, Wednesday, where
they visited their sister Mrs. Samuel
Rumelhart.
David Beers and VIM Gearhart,
old timers from the southern part OF
the county wereup to Audubon Mon
day, accompanied by their friend VIM
Bergh.
y--Remember the town election next
Monday. While there doesn't seem to
be any contest on hand it Is we'll TO go
and cast your vote anyway and be
ready for surprises.
j. M. Haskins was over to Audu-
| bon Tuesday to pay the taxes on his
two hundred acre farm on which he
used to live beforehe retired to the
city to enjoy his leisure. To keep
posted on the doings in this county he
ordered the Republican.
Mrs. c.. T. Waits and Mrs. ~ p.
| Christensen, OF Extra, visited at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Marlin
while ia town Saturday.
Fred Boust arrived on Saturday
with his car Of goods from Wichita
| Falls. Texas, where he has lived for
some time. He will take charge Of one
of his faith ers farms north of town.
Two Of the Shelley boys and their
! brother law moved over to Guthrie
county this spring. Arden goes to
| Bear Grove, Emerson to Bayard and
Mr.. WEIGH, of Gray, to Glendon.
Rev. c. ID. Wendell left on Mon
1 day for Creston where he will attenC
the annual conference Of his church
commencing today. We shall be very
much pleased to hear Of his return &c
this charge for another year.
The Embroidery Club met with Mrs
fThos. Davis on Saturday evening
Nine Of the twelve members appeared
ia masks and prizes were given TO tb'
most tackey looking in the bunch
Mrs. Uhlrich and Mrs McHargue wer,
the winners. When the prizes had beer
bestowed light lunch was served b!
the hostess.
Mr.. Gaffin shipped his carof house
hold goods at noon Monday and IL
the afternoon left by team with hi
family for Guthrie Center where the.
will make their home and he will have
charge OF the David Cole Creamery
Company. We regret TO lose this fam
ily from Audubon, and we can com
mend them highly TO the people over
! at Guthrie.
Judge N. w. Macy, ofthe Fifteenth
Iowa Judicial District, has announced
that he will not seek reelection. Judge
Macy is one of the best known dtstric
judges in the state. lie has served as
district Judge for over twenty years
and no man stands higher in the re
spect and esteem of the people OF west
ern Iowa. His retirement from th'
bench will be regretted by all-Nonpa'
reil