Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-02-11

1t pays to trade at the Park Mar.
ket
!. Nj, McKarahan went TO Des
Moines yesterday.
C. M, Jordan Is loading his car
for Elberta, Utah.
Mrs. Gruber went down to Extra
yesterday to see her father.
For SALE--Ten acres we'll improved
on north hill. f, L. HIBBs.
| -Fraziers will save you money on
magazine subscriptions at club rates.
Mrs. Earl Maharg returned this
morning from Odebolt, having been
three days on the road.
Ryan AIRY, of Coggan, Iowa, Wis.
tied over Wednesday night here with
his brother, Sylvester AIRY.
-Dressmaking at home; miles
north of Audubon. Route l, Box s.
Sgd STELLA LEE.
For SALE-Good farm of 200
acres, fair improvements, mile from
town. It'll, F. A. BuTHwEG
If anyone has paper they wish to
have taken out OF their immediate way
please Phone MISS GRETCHEN NASH
Some correspondence was so de-
layed by the storm that IL did not
/ reach us until this morning, too late
to put it in type.
Dan Stetzel's sale occurs tomor.
row. February II; Fred Tennegkeit's
Monday, February 10; and James
Blak e's Thursday, February Is.
ALLEN Sampson, of Viola, leaves
today for Centerville, Kansas, to
spend several months hoping to inn
prove his health by the change.
We still have some good remnants
10 Wall Paper at bargain prices. Our
new paper Is now ready for your in
spection, and don't forget that we sell
paint FRicK Drug COMPANY.
Doctor w. J. Charters, Extracting
Specialist, located over First National
Bank at Extra, does first-class work
Write or call and see him. lift
For SALE: A good seven room
house. Seven TO fifteen lots, with good
improvements, in West Audubon. In
quire of Aft l.. HUDLER.
Ralph McCuen, who has been Wis.
iting at the home OF his uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee McCuen south OF the
city, returned to his home in Audubon
yesterday. He visited in Extra and
Anita before coming here.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Alfred Ward and Mrs. Nellie M.
Minor; Chas. Andersen and Mary
Sorensen; Christian f. Krause and
Emma X Gebers; Boy Arnold Sonk-
sen and Wilhelmina Asmus.
An exchange saws that il ready
cash is scarce about Easter time 10 will
doubtless be an easy matter to trade
an egg for a new hat and perhaps get
enough change back from the milliner
to purchase for the husband new
pair of suspenders.
When Will McLeran's little girl
was going to school q week after the
storm she saw the head of little
sheep sticking out OF snow drift.
She ran home to give notice and the
little fellow was brought home and at
last reports was still living.
We have decided to do carpenter
and contract work upon our own re.
sponsibility In the future and solicit
your business in that line. Estimates
furnished and reference given upon
application.
6t SUNBERG AND SCHMID.
Yesterday Sheriff Crees accom-
panied by John Roberts went to Clar-
india with young man by the name
OF Otis Roe. who has been out of his
mind for some time, hoping that treat
ment in the hospital may bring him
out in good condition.
Attorneys Mantz 81 White drove
to Kimballton, Monday, on business
and found themselves detained over
night. They reached Audubon, Tues
day noon having driven all that dis
lance through the storm, many times
not being able to see rod ahead.
Why not place the scratcher and
the straight voter on even terms? asks
the Knoxville Journal why not
make IL just as easy to vote a straight
ticket as @ scratched one? The pro-
posed plan of replacing the circle on
the ballot and letting the voter mark
his exceptions to straight ticket Is
sensible, fair and just.
Some one suggests that our schools
would receive more attention IL some
of the directors we're chosen from
among our handsome young bachelors
and in that connection mentioned the
names Of DR.. Chas. e. Burnside and
Attorney Chas. S. White to fill the
vacancies on the board at the coming
election.
j. r. Blu rkett, of Upton, Iowa,
brother of Mrs. j. G. Burkey, who has
bee n visiting relatives in this vicinity
for the past week, left today for Lin
coin, Nebraska. Mr.. Burkett thinks
this country is good enough for most
any farmer and is surprised at what
he has learned regarding the crops
that are raised here.
Hon. John A. Nash arrived home
Saturday morning from trip to Old
Mexico. He was down to Sonora on
the Pacific coast distance from here
that required continues riding from
Monday morning until Friday evening
when he reached Atlantic, Mr.. Nash
found delightful climate down there
the mercury running along about 10 to
so degrees.
Just to show that they have lots of
energy and get-up-and-g about them
the young ladies of the Maccabees will
give soiree to their gentlemen friends
ON Friday night OF this week in their
meeting hall. II is is to be strictly
invitation affair and the music is to
he furnished by Miss Dunn and John