Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-02-25
Benton's sale March 10.

Two spans of cracking good young
mules will be sold by G.. w. Benton,
Sale March TO-
William Mcclure came over from
Nicola, Tuesday, to visit his father
who is on the sick list.
w. C. Elliott returned Saturday
from visit TO his farm down in Adair
county and to Crestou.
If you are looking for a fine lot OF
2-year old steers you can get them at
Benton's sale March the tenth.
j. NJ. Renftle left Tuesday even.
ing for business trip TO Minneapolis
and other points in the north.
Mrs. Eliza lMoyer went to Cedar
Rapids last Thursday to attend the
funeral of her brother Frank Antics.
Bright new girl babies are report
ed at the homes of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos
Crees and Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Madsen
Remember that G.. w. Benton will
sell 20 extra good mich cows at his
sale on Wednesday, March the 10th.
notice March 4,
Mr.. Edwin A. Norton is removing
from down Hamlin way out on route
six to the farm of Mr.. Wiederstein
which he has rented.
Ralph Duvall goes up to Lane
South Dakota, this spring to occupy
the farm Lewis Gray, his uncle, bought
last summer through the Leach Land
Company.
Bring that gasoline stove to
Bruno Lorenz and have it cleaned and
repair and put in good running order
Just across street from post office.
Phone 405 40
We still have some good remnants
in Wall Paper at bargain prices. Our
new paper is now ready for your in
spection, and don't forget that we sell
paint. Prick Drug COMPANY.
What have you got that needs
little fixing up. All kinds OF repair
ing done for the next 3 weeks at Bruno
Lorenz shop Just across the street from
post office. Phone 405 ITO
Doctor Grove Rathbun of Belle
Fourche, South Dakota, who has been
taking q post graduate course out at
Omaha, came over to Audubon TO
spend the Sabbath with his mother,
Mrs. John G. Davis.
Weather charts are now here.
Special price on Standard Stock Food
for your horses, colts, calves and the
brood sows. Ii saves feed. Get Black
legoid in time. Poultry Food makes
hens lay. FRICK DRUG COMPANY.
Remember that do all kinds of
plumbing and timing, heating and
gas fitting. Estimates cheerfully fur
nished, Don't forget to come la and
talk the matter over.
Phone 405 BRUNO LoRENz
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.
6F SUNBERG AND SCHMID.
Mrs. Peter l.. Hansen of Snohom-
lsh, Washington, arrived In Audubon
Tuesday evening. She has been visit
ing her people down at Extra and
comes here to spend few days with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. |. r. Hansen
and other relatives.
e. b. Thomas and his family have
gone out to the old Maharg home near
the Bethel church which they will oc-
cupy and farm the coming year, while
Earl Maharg and family will move to
the Finch farm near town which was
bought by Mr.. Maharg last summer.
&C. e. Garoutte is new subscriber
to the home paper. Mr.. Garoutte is
the gentleman who purchased the s.
A. Worthing farm northeast OF Anita
about year ago; and he is also the
owner of the Birge farm southwest OF
town, occupied by Albert Goss. Anita
Tribune.
Mr.. Cameron Ross, cashier of the
bank at Templeton, was down to Au-
dubon on Monday and made us a call
They are about TO sell the bank and
Cameron expects To go to Wyoming
and enter the employ OF Hon Asmus
Boysen in some OF his projects in that
young state.
-Jens Christensen, the popular car
rier on Route 10. I, has resigned and
will leave the 60 eminent service as
soon as he can be rel Dyed. He is not
quite certain yet what Ge, will do but
bnlieves heoan do better al 'mething
else. The possibilities in the service
of the government are very limited
Mr.. Ryan AIRY, who Is a guest OF
the Joseph Lampman household, was
called to Audubon, Monday, by the
death of his mother, an aged lady OF
that place. The hand of sorrow has
rested heavily upon Mr.. AIRY recently,
his wife having died fortnight since,
and sister about five weeks ago.
Jefferson Bee.
Fred Hansen OF Audubon town
ship has invented a snow pillow for
public roads that promises good re-
suits. II is so arranged that the horses
follow the pillow and have the benefit
OF the roads they are making. This
pillow has been tested and Mr.. Hansen
may conclude to secure patent.
Henry Pierce OF Eaton Rapids,
Michigan, was in town Monday night
with @. II Stocking former friend
and neighbor when Mr.. Pierce lived
down near Brayton for IL years.
About that long ago he went to Mich
igan where he still lives. He has been
to California for a short time and is
now returning home.
Hon. j. Kuhn with his wife and
their daughter Miss Ethel Kuhn left on
Tuesday evening fora trip to southern
California. Mr.. Kuhn is not in vigor-
Gus health and they are hoping that a
trip and sojourn, under the sunny
skies OF the Pacific coast may be of
much benefit to him in addition to the
pleasure they expect to enjoy.