Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-11-04
MONEY TO LOAN.
With the German Saving
Bank at 5 per cent interest
Optional payments.
NASH & PHELPS.
DR.. Carrie Brooks.W Wood, Dental Of.
flee opposite Commercial Savings Bank.
Q. S, McLeran, o. o. S. office over
Smiths Drug Store, Audubon.
Get Col. Mertz to cry your sale. A

| this week.
Mae Reinemund went to Atlanti,
Tuesday evening.
j. NJ Graham went up to Fort
Dodge on Tuesday.
A G. Forsbeck of Gray drove down
to Audubon Monday.
Mrs. George McLeran arrived from
Chicago last Friday
Miss Edith Ohm was at Extra Sat
urday on brief visit
-Axel Borjessen returned Sunda,
from New York City.
Hon John c. Bonwell of Viola wa
down to Audubon Monday.
The trustees of Leroy township helc
business meeting on Monday.
Miss Katharine Donahue returned
to her home at Nicola Saturday.
Read the "ad" of Petersons dis
persion stock sale, November ID.
"A carload of apples is being distrib
uted here among our merchants.
School Books and School Supplies
at Tricks Drug Store all the time!
Plenty of money for farm loans.
BOYSEN u BEASON.
-Nels Hansen of Oakfeld township
was up to the county capital Tuesday.
Doctor Brooks hied away to Council
Bluffs and Rochester Tuesday morning
L. J. Rippey is in charge of Nels
Hansen's drug store at Extra for a short
time
d. G. Conklin is down at Griswold
picking and sacking a lot of winter APP,
ples
Mrs. Byrum of Des Noines has been
here to visit her sister Mrs. John G.
Davis.
While skating at the roller rink
Mrs. H. Rasmussen fell and broke one
of her wrists.
Mrs. Bon Gaston's mother from Des
Moines has been here on visit with
her daughter. b.: a..
Fred Rasmussen of Casey came up
Tuesday to visit his parents Il. Rasmus-
sen and wife.
Miss Nellie Foley came up from At
lantic for the funeral Monday of hel
grandmother
Raymond Schwerin who had been
visiting the Frick family returned to
Chicago Tuesday.
Simon Lowe of Melville township
will have public sale on Wednesday
December |, 1909.
The Home Missionary Society of the
NJ. E. church will meet with Mrs. A. l..
Brooks Friday afternoon. $500. Of
Rev. w. F. Raebel of Canton, Ohio,
where he is pastor of Lutheran church.
is here to visit his parents.
Miss Minnie Kissick of Redfield
came over Friday from Redfield to visit
her sister Mrs. f. E. Baily.
Albert Spenle of Chicago came in
Sunday to visit his wife and her parents
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Wilson.
Mr.. Richards and family of the
skating rink go today to BroOlfeld, in
Missouri, to start another rink.
George Mendenhall went. out ia
Crawford county Tuesday to find Il good
hog to put at the head of his herd.
Try Rex Porous Plaster for that
lame back; 25c at
tricks DRUG STORE.
Farmers can get bulletin Re,
planning a Farm for Profit, " by address
ing the Experiment Station. at Ames
For sale, 30 registered Shropshire
Rams of good weight and quality.
37tf VIM. l.. CLARK. Hamlin, Iowa.
There are but two meat markets in
town, the Zaner market on Broadway
and the Henry market on South Park.
On Saturday, November ID, J. d.
Peterson and HI. H. Turner will have a
dispersion stock sale one mile north of
Anita.
Mr.. A. Kent concluded his visit
with his daughter, Mrs. Frazier, Friday
and returned to, his home at Holder
| Missouri. o.
"A number of the Audubon teachers
and some of their friends enjoyed a Hal
lowe en- outing at Luccock's Grove Sat
urday night.
Mrs. J. A. Nash and Mrs. w. II
Cowles went to Red Oak Monday to at
| tend district meeting of the Federated
Clubs of this state.
Agnes Mcclure, daughter of j. w
Mcclure, went to Des Moines Monday
to visit friends and attend the State
Teachers meeting
John Sherman had little mishaI
the other day in backing into Doctor
Rasmussen auto, causing q small
amount of damage.
| w. j. Lancelot was up at Scranton
last week to visit his son Professor Grant
Lancelot and see that new grand -daugh
ter recently arrived.
r. j. Creveling came home from
Boone this morning to get plasterers t.
go up there to do do some work, as every
workman there is busy.
Mrs, Sarah Warner who was herr
for a visit with her sons Jacob AND
Arthur Warner, returned to her home
at Cumberland Tuesday
Mrs. w. H. Bowman and Mrs. Chas
Milliman of Extra came up Friday I,
visit Mrs. Chas. H. Wilde and attenC
the concert that evening.
| When the wife of a minister wa
asked if she was going to see the Fight
ing Parson," at the Opera House, sh
said she had one at home.
| Mrs, r. j. Creveling went to Boon
Saturday to visit her husband and from
there she would continue her journey +
visit cousin at Sterling, Illinois.
--Mantz and White have sold tn
James East farm in Greeley for the sec
ond time this summer, the first at $40
and the second time at $l05 an acre.