Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-03-18
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

from trip to Des Moines.
There will be pop corn and candy
booths at the Japanese social.
Thomas Law went to Des Moines
yesterday to visit the legislature.
Good fresh milch cows for sale.
Edward Rachel, Audubon, Iowa.
Plenty OF money for farm loans.
BoYsEN & BEAsoN
Anyone desiring horses castrated
can call on Col. r. N. CARPER. z
Nursery at Harlan sends stock dug
fresh day shipped. Write for price
list liz
H. G. Leach is out doing mission.
airy work in his land business this
week.
Attorney J. M. Graham went to
Fort Dodge last night by way of Des
Moines.
Mrs. Beulah Small of Sioux City
came down Tuesday to visither father
d. E. Soar.
Edward Baker of Thayer, Kansas,
dIIlNu uOoudy w Nlot HIS SlSJtT MIS-.
E. N. Taggart.
William S. Armstrong went to At
lantic yesterday accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. Anciaux.
Yesterday was Saint Patrick s day
and early in the morning the mercury
was ten degrees below zero.
The Misses McGuines OF Adair
county are in Audubon visiting their
cousin, Mrs. James Blake.
Lost: A fur boa somewhere be-
tween Chester Caldwell's and Audi
bon. Finder please leava at this office.
Mrs. Vermilya went to Des Moines
Tuesday for Millinery goods and Miss
Rose Pratt will return with her Mon.
dav.
Mrs. +. S. Watts returned from
Des Moines last evening where she
spent week in the interest OF the Iowa
Mothers Congress.
I, N. Brown of Atlantic came up
Saturday to spend some time at the
home of his niece Mrs. John Reusch-
ling out in Melville township.
ALL kinds of new fresh paints, the
Heath and Milligan line, white lead
oils and all kinds varnishes at
tt TRICKS DRUG STORE.
Fancy shrubs, vines. shade trees,
towering roots, bulbs, specimen lawn
trees in endless variety. Write at
once to w. M. Bomberger, Harlan,
Iowa. liz
Julia Mcclure, q skilled nurse
from Council Bluffs, who had been
here for some time taking care of her
father, M. MCGUIRE, has returned to
that city.
Apple, cherry, and plum trees mot
dried QUIT but fresh dug just as train
starts are shipped at half agents price
Phone or write. Direct to w. M, Bonn.
berger, Harlan, Iowa. liz
Fifty thousand evergreens; any of
which can be dug and shipped you in
few hours. Try them. Write W. M.
Bomberger, Harlan, Iowa. liz
The young ladies of the Presbyte-
rian church will give Japanese en-
tertainment In the church parlors this
evening. Everyone is invited. Admit
tance 10 cents.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to William J. Bauer and Miss Anna
Koenig; William S. Settlemire and
den and Nancy F. Layland.
Nice fresh dug grape vines, straw.
berry plants and all kinds of small
fruit plants can reach you fresh dug
from soil in few hours after being dug.
Write w. M. Bomberger, Harlan, Ia.
John G. Davis remarked yester-
day thht the day was very different
from Saint Patrick's day 56 years ago
when he and his father crossed the
Mississippi to get some lumber. The
weather was warm and the boats were
running.
We understand the art of interior
decorations. IL you want wall paper,
varnishes, paints, oils, Jap-a-lac, SUP
shine finishes, the best line TO make
new woodwork out of old, we can tell
you what and how.
tt FRICK DRUG Co.
w. w. Weston of Melville who
was in town Tuesday tells US that he
has recently purchased a fine Clydes-
dale stallion of McLay at GAINESVILLE,
Wisconsin. The animal was imported
last August and took second premium
at the Fat Stock show in Chicago last
fall.
r. M. Dickey returned Saturday
from Minot, South Dakota, whittier he
had gone when they heard OF the death
OF their grandchild, Mr.. Woods little
boy. He supposed the child would he
buried there and went to attend the
funeral, passing them on the way. He
remained there with his sons for week
and bought farm before returning.
The social committee OF the Mod
ern Woodmen OF America will give q
dance tonight in their hall. All Wood
men and their wives and sweethearts
have been invited and IL is expected
there will be big crowd present. 1t
is an invitation affair and about 20
invitations have been issued outside
OF the general invitation given all the
Woodmen.
Under the leadership OF Mrs. Fl.
-. hiie duunDtr Vi tnS ilLtio girls naNo
been making quilts for the Christian
Orphans home at Council Bluffs. They
finished one and sent it last Friday.
The little Misses who are doing this
commendable work are Esther Harris,
Ruby White, Grace Johnson, Catha-
rine Culver, Edith Culver, Margaret