Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-07-01

"ANA SaaS NV "
Eliza Zaner came home Tuesday
evening from a visit In the land to the
south of us.
The July Lippincott says that If
you listen to honeyed words you are
likely to get stung,
Godfrey Dreher and wife OF Cam
eron departed Tuesday for Garfield,
Nebraska. to pass few days with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Mary Gray, from Palestine,
Texas, is here to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. McGinnis, and
family.
Mrs. G. E. Mccoy and sister, Mrs.
Buffum came home on Tuesday from a
visit with relatives at Inman, Out in
Nebraska.
Rev. Marion Johnson dropped in
here Thursday afternoon to take two
little children to the Children's Home
down at Des Moines.
Frank Sampson and wife Journey
ed to Des Moines Tuesday to have a
good visit with his brother Harry T..
Sampson and his wife.
Mrs. r. F. Childs, her children
Olivene and Edward Childs and Sena
Petersen departed Tuesday evening to
join her father, Mr.. Ed Frick, and her
sister, Miss Daisy Prick, up at Lake
Okoboji.
Justin Quinby and wife arrived
from Des Moines Sunday noon. He
will remain only till after July Four
but she will make an extended visit
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Will
Cloughley.
Wits E. Reed of Madison, Neb.,
was here Monday to look after the
Mccall barn of which he is now the
owner. Mr.. Reed used to live in this
county where he taught school for
several years.
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as many people as possible. There
are more than 40, 900 people who sub
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tell them all for one cent q word per
day. Write today.
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change? 1t costs only a cent a word
per day to run IN advertisement in The
Omaha Bee. 1t will reach over 40, 600
subscribers and is almost sure. to find
a buyer. Write today.
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your business? The Omaha Bee will
run an advertisement for you at one
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many out of their 40. 600 readers who
will answer your advertisement. Write
today.
The street commissioner and his
gang of men were down at the Nash
bridge Tuesday putting the temporary
crossing in for use until the cement
bridge is completed. People who come
to town that way are assured that they
will have no trouble at the bridge.
Rev. Holly, pastor OF the Congre-
gational church at Extra, was up to
Audubon Monday morning. Mr.. Holly
is a genial gentleman and according
to report q preacher who should be
filling a pulpit in a much larger town
In July he will visit his old home
down in the state OF New York.
Frank B. Wilson with his wife
and daughter left on Monday evening
for Scotland, S. D., for the purpose
Of being present yesterday at the we'd
ding of his brother, Will Wilson, who
is in business at hat place. They will
make a short visit with other relatives
there before returning home.
Mr.. Frank Naples has gone up to
Lohrville to officiate at the funeral OF
Miss Lola Pratt, who a a member
of the Christian church there, a cousin
of Miss Rose Pratt of Audubon, and
also of Mrs. Ray Brenton's mother.
The funeral is to take place on Friday
afternoon. Miss Rose Pratt has gone
to attend the obsequies.
Fred Vermilya reached home Sun
day morning from Trinidad, Col,
where he left his wife and daughter AT
the home of Mrs. Vermilya's sister at
81 east main street. They made the
trip from here to Colorado Springs in
a week running over 100 miles a day
with their automobile. He left the
machine out there to use when he re-
turns about the 10th of July to remain
until September.
"A: N. Detwiler, who was 10 town
Tuesday, says If any man desires a
fortune he can make it quickly by in
NcubluR VI ulSCONcTluR SOIltLuluR LO
destroy the corn rOot worm which is
doing much damage to the stalk this
year. He says the ants milk the aphis
and carry them from one hillto another
They eat the outside substance from
the root lea ving it dry and brittle SO
1t will lack nourishment and strength
to Withstand the storms of wind and
rain.
-Whe the sun shines and the street
becomes dusty, you wish it would rain;
when it rains and the streets become
muddy, you wish the sun would shine.
After you are married you wish
you we're single, and if you get a
new dress you wish you had a new
hat to match it. If il is a boy
you wish it was a girl, and If it is a
girl you wish it was a boy-was human
nature ever satisfied? Guess not, and
glad of it., for then there would be
nothing to kick about Elk.
Every time a fellow rides over a
road that has been dragged with a
road drag he feels like dragging out
the fellow who did the dragging to
give him a drag from a big bottle, and
when the same fellow Is forced to ride
over q road that has not been dragged
with aroad drag he feels like dragging
himself together and going after the
party who did not do the dragging
with a drag and dragging him over
the place that should have been drag
ged until he is dragged ak.
Will Open July Fifteen
A. A. Zaner said to us yesterday
that il looked as though he had lied