Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-04-09
Mrs. o. b Train went down to
Atlantic yestardnv NOM

Mrs. o b Train went down to
Atlantic yesterday noon.
Chris Knudsen and wife went to
Nebraska today for visit
Marshal Darnold went 10 Des
Moines today 10 buy carload ot tile
for the town.
"A base ball game will be played
on the Audubon grounds, Friday
afternoon, at Three O'clock between
the Town team and the High School
team.
Mr.. Philip Crow and Miss Crotch,
en- Horning, OF Cameron, were down
this morning TO see that John and
Harriet were married all right and
didn't miss the train for Des Moines.
M cCall Brothers are busy tearing
down the feed barn on North Park in
prepa ration for the new building to he
about thirty feet wide and eighty feet
long, with basement made of cement
blocks. The new barn will make q fine
| Improvement on that corner and in
crease their ability to handle Tn cir
trade In satisfactory manner
George Kness, of Audubon; VIM.
Lewis, of Cameron: j. f.. McKibbon,
of Extra; g. V. Christensen, of Ham
lin; III. w. Stearns, of Leroy; j. Il.
Schroeder, of Lincoln; VIM. Hoegh, OF
Oakfield; were the township assessors
who reported Monday to the County
Auditor.
Mrs. II. G. Creveling will enter
tain the Womans Foreign Missionary
Society OF the M. Il. church on Tues
day afternoon, April Ia, 1908, at half
past two. Philanthrodic Missions will
be the Topic for Study, from Gloria
Christi; Chapter Five. Mrs. Sylvester
AIRY will have charge OF the program.
Refreshments will be served.
Miss Maude Ellen Lynch, who
appeared In the concert work with the
Ameno Concert Company OF the
Wright Lyceum Bureau this season
is now engaged by the Schneider and
Mueller Piano Company as instru-
mental and vocal instructor at their
studio. Miss Lynch is an accomplish
ed musician and her advent in musical
circles of Sioux City means an addi-
tional impetus to music in this city. -
! Sioux City Daily News.
F. w. Smith, secretary OF the Au-
dubon Canning Company adyertlses
in this issue for sweet corn at 800 a
ton. He tells us there is chance to
run the factory here provided 400
acres OF corn can be contracted for
within the week. About two thirds OF
that amount has been secured and IS
hoped that enough more farmers Will
assist to furnish what is necessary TO
ill the requirements.
-McCalls' Magazine is one exclu-
sively for women, and the most neces-
sary woman's magazine published. IL
Is devoted to the latest fashions, plain
and fancy needlework, millinery, the
children's clothing, stylish hairdress-
ing and care Of the complexion. Inc
Easter number is especially hne. SUP,
scrjptionprice, fifty centsa year, SEND
to The Mccall Company, 30 west
Thirty-Seventh Street. New ork CITY
A Nebraska man has figured out
that il all the cattle we ship TO market
each wear we're one COW she would
brouse on the tropical vegetation
along the equator, while her tail was
switching icycles Of the north pole.
By the aid OF higher mathematics no
has also made the discovery that II
all the hogs we slaughter annually
were ono hog that animal could dig the
Panama. canal ia two roots and a
half, and its squeal would be so loud
II would Jar the aurora borealis. IL
may be questioned whether there are
better mathematicians anywhere than
some Of those Eebraskans--when they
set their imaginationto work. -Keokuk
Gate City.