Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-04-09
MONEY TO LOAN.
With the German Saving
Bank at S per cent interest
Optional payments.
NASH & PHELPS.

Miss Nora Hunt departed for Win
terset, Monday noon.
Hon. A. Boysen was down from
Gray, Friday morning.
w. G, Elliott was an outgoing pas
senger to the south, Monday.
Thomas Davis went down to Des
Moines, Sunday, on business.
Grace Kibbey returned Monday
from visit with friends at Perry.
Doctor Brooks returned from his
Rochester, Minnesota. visit, Friday.
-Lorah Bailey passed SUNDAY with
his sister, Mrs. William Fulton, at
Extra.
Everything in footwear at Ras-
mussen & Jensen's.
Mrs. Lois G. Stuart returned on
Friday from visit with her daughter
down at Stuart.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tharnish returned
Saturday evening from visit with
Atlantic relatives.
Cobs, delivered, $3.50. Webster.
Phone 80. Minorka Eggs, 7icents per
set. Webster. l35
Jesse Richards and wife, of Oma-
ha, arrived in Audubon, Friday, for
a visit with relatives.
For the late styles in footwear see
Rasmussen Il Jensen.
-Jens G.. Hansen came home from
Scranton, Monday, where he had been
visiting friends.
Mrs. John A. Nash returned to
her Audubon home, from Des Moines,
Saturday evening.
Anna Moon, of Extra, was guest
of the Misses Genevieve and Mary Nc
earthly, few days last week.
Native grown seed wheat forsale
at the Audubon Roller Mills.
10w4 CULVER & Co.
Mrs. w. H. Cowles and Elowene
Phelps returned from visit with
friends in Omaha, last of the week.
For SALE: Good Cottage Organ
Black walnut case.
l4s r GEORGE E. KELLOGG.
e. N. Taggart returned on Sunday
from Shenandoah where he had been
packing nursery stock for shipment.
For RENT: Eighty acres of blue
grass pasture with plenty of running
water. l49 f. O. NIKLASoN.
Mr.. Eli McConoughey, of Shen-
andoah, is the new prescription cleSk
at the Ed Prick drug store ia Audubon
Mrs. r. o. Craney and son Clar-
ence Craney returned last of the week
from visit with friends out of town.
Anna Christensen journeyed down
to Atlantic, Monday, where she will
be employed for the next few months.
A sister of Mrs. Sarah Musson,
who had been here visiting her, return
ed To- her home in Bonneville, Mon
day.
Mrs. Charles Bagley and child
rem went down to Atlantic, Friday, to
visit relatives, returning Sunday at
noon.
For a stylish snappy shoe or
oxford try Patriot. $500 at Ras-
mussen & Jensen's.
Il sell nursery stock to you direct
if you send to me direct, less agents
commission W. M. Bomberger, Har-
Mrs. Nate Carper, her children
and Eva Smith returned last of the
week from a visit with Brayton rela-
ives and friends.
Mrs. Doctor Fulton journeyed to
Atlantic last of the week to get her lit
tie daughter, Esther Fulton, returning
home Sunday.
Grant Knox and wife, of South
Dakota, were in the city first of the
week visiting with her sister, Mrs. K.
B. White, and family.
Walter Brainard passed Sunday
in Omaha and saw Pa Rouke's bunch
of ball players play with the Chicago
White Sox Yannagins.
Mrs. Conn Kennedy, from Des
Moines, passed a few days first of the
week in our city visiting her relatives
at the Vern Culver home.
Mrs. Charles Talbot and daught-
erS, Vera and Grace Talbot, came
home last OF the week from Webster
City where they had been visiting rela-
tives.
Chris Wonsmos and Carl Fiscus,
Agent w. w. Smiths jolly helpers at
the Rock Island depot, were calling
on Atlantic friends, Thursday of last
week
Henry Wells and son Len Wells,
who formerly resided down the valley
near Hamlin Station, were over from
Bear Grove. Guthrie county, last of
last week.
L. Hansen, who worked for Ed
Smutney in his furniture on South
Park, has gone to Atlantic to assist
his son-in-law, Nels Jensen, in the
osborn furniture establishment.
Harvey Maharg came home Fri
day morning from visit to north
western Texas, and thinks that great
country. His wife is visiting with her
California relatives for few days.