Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-05-13

-Goou seed corn for sale. l.. w,
BARGER, Route l, Audubon. l6tf
See the advertisement OF Charles
Elces book bindry at Atlantic. He has
done good work for this office. 100
III you are looking for good prop
osltions in Alberta land don't miss
seeing +. N. Taggart of Audubon.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Uife Henningsen and Elsie Kathrine
Nielsen; Paul Petersen and Sophie
Welt.
George Guernsey was up Monday
from Extra between trains. He has
been in CT icago most OF the time the
past month.
| Charles Smutney is here from Des
Moines to see his brother, Edd Smut
ney He has grown up like weed
since he left.
Mrs. Higgins of Scranton visited
here Friday with Mrs. Lydia Chand-
Ter, on the way to see her son, Charles
Higgins, down at Hamlin.
For SALE-The Doctor Harris
home place; acres and = houses on
| West Broadway, la Audubon. Inquire
OF l5s o. r. HARRIS.
Little Miss Mildred and Virgil
Johnson went to Atlantic Saturday to
visit their sister, Mrs. Rem Phelps.
They are the children OIL. G. Johnson
-Evergreens plant fine and safely
any time it rains up to June 10. Phone
when it rains and will have them
fresh dug on any train. w, M. Bonn
berger, Harlan, Iowa. l9G
HOUSTON, TEXAS, May 3, 1909.
| Mr.. GEORGE Il. KELLOGG:
will extend the price of $50 per
acre for limited time.
s. II. JACKSON.
The Royal Neighbors will give
Shadow Social at the Nj. w. A. hall
on May IA. Ladies are expected tos
bring boxes filled with something to
eat. The public generally invited. lSS
Misses Mary and Lizzie Davis and
Miss Yokum, accompanied by Fred
Davis and Arnold Spencer, went down
to the Hamlin woods Saturday to gath
err spring flowers and enjoy u picnic
| dinner.
Fresh dug trees and plants set
back out of sun In cellars to plant
when you have time up to June 10th.
Phone for them and plant Mt my risk.
Write me at once. w, M. Bomberger,
Harlan, Iowa. l9G
Mr.. Fred Berger and wife and
daughter made a trip to Carroll and
back on Monday, accompanying Mrs.
Anna McNutt that far on her way to
her future home In South Dakota.
Mr.. +. L. Hibbs OF Audubon has
sold his beautiful brick residence on
North Hill to Mr.. Wallace Boulton,
the price being about $470 an acre.
We have not learned where Roy will
go yet. ,..
--Messrs. Rice and Sampson have
returned from stay OF seven weeks
in Wyoming. They met the Au-
dubon boys and had opportunity to
see the big Boysen dam referred to
elsewhere In this paper.
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j. b. j. Lohner, the young and en-
ergetic real estate man OF Extra, sold
three farms in the month of April.
One of 240 acres to Hans Madsen at
300 an acre; one of 200 acres near
Anita to Henry Ruhs; and one near
Bridgewater OF 120 acres to Jack Ober-
holtz who lives near Extra.
Before us is copy of 1.-THE
Armour Engineer" which is published
Armour Institute In Chicago. IL Is of
pages. The name OF Elmer V. McKara.
han OF Audubon appears as business
manager. He will graduate from that
institution in 1910.
Troy Willett, the moving picture
show man, has given up the show bus
mess and gone into the railroad bust
| ness, he having accepted position
as locomotive fireman on the u. p.
with headquarters In Norfolk, Neb.
Mrs. Willett, Mho has been stopping
with her parents in Griswold for few
weeks, Joined her husband Saturday"
-Griswold American.
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e. S. Van Gorder and his father,
Charles Van Gorder, went to Des
Moines Saturday by train and return
ed Sunday by the automobile route,
bringing with them l.. ID. Phelps, who
was in the city. The trip was made
home In that fine new Oldsmobile pur-
chased recently by r.. s Van Gorder.
Notwithstanding the roads were very
rough part OF the way the run was
made from 8 to 8 o'clock
"A South Dakota man has figured
out that il all the cattle we ship to
market each year were one COW, she
would browse on the tropical vegeta-
tion along the equator while her tail
would switch the icicles of the north
pole. BY the aid of higher mathematics
he has also made the discovery that IL
all the hogs we slaughter annually
we're one hog, that animal could dig
the Panama canal in two roots and a |
half, and its squeal would jar the |
aurora borealis. Ex
w. n. Mcconnell has invented
and is manufacturing road drag /