Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-05-20
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ROYSEN & REASON

miss IIara Leonard went down TO
Extra Tuesday for a short, visit with
friends.
Il. N. Bridenstine was up at Storm
Lake yesterday attending the funeral
of his cousin.
All the children want to see Billy
hummer at the matinee Saturday after
noon at $50. The Gem Theatre,
Miss Theo Vedder has gone down
to Indianola to attend commencement
exercises at Simpson College.
Hal Mantz came home Sunday
from Burlington where he was dele
gate to the state meeting OF the A. o.
U. w. from the Audubon lodge.
Our lands in Southern Alberta are
near Tabor and Lethbridge. We go
on April o. Round trip S25 90. Come
and go with us. Il. N. Taggart.
Rem Phelps was here on Saturday
to start moving picture show, but
when he found one here he took the
next train for Omaha.
Mrs. Ed. Prick departed Tuesday
for Portland, Oregon, to visit with her
sons. From there she will journey to
the Seattle exposition and expects to
be gone six weeks
-Evergreens plant fine and safely
any time IL rains up to June 10. Phone
when it rains and will have them
fresh dug on any train. w. M. Bonn
berger, Harlan, Iowa. l9c
Rev. G. b. Christensen departed
Tuesday for Blair. Nebraska, to meet
with other members OF the Official
board and arrange for rebuilding the
Office OF their publishing house In the
place OF the one burned last winter.
For SALE-Four stands OF bees, 2
top buggies, cultivator, mower,
set work harness, l2.inch stirring
pillow. G. II. STEMM.
Inquire 5 houses south of German
church, in Audubon. POT
Will Cunningham and ! e Nc
CURE came down from Saint Paul,
Minnesota, where the latter was at
Land Company. Will happened To be
In that city so came TO visit his mother,
Mrs. Barney Cunningham.
An attachment was issued Tuesday
against the auto and other chattels
OF g. A. Petty and wife on a mortgage
loan Of $500 In favor OF Charles Van
Gorder. II not settled before the 10Th
inst the stuff will be sold at public auc-
ton at the court house on the date
mentioned.
Mr.. r. j.. Chandler found an M.
N. II. badge on the street q short time
ago, and as the owner has not adver.
tised for its return he has decided to
endeavor to find who 1t belongs TO by
announcing that IL can be had at the
Republican Office by the owner proving
his claim to it.
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Mrs. Frosed, of Sharon, an old
lady past 10 years of age, is critically
i'll from appendicitis. A large pus
sack has formed In her abdomen which
her physician hopes to free her from
by absorption, she being OF too great
an age to make anoperation advisable.
AT last accounts received the sufferer
was holding her own with about even
chances for recovery.
The box social given by the Royal
Neighbors in the Woodmen opera
house last Friday evening was we'll
attended and was grand success in
every particular. The weather con-
ditions were not favorable for very
large gathering, yet In spite OF this
fact there was goodly number present
and the bidding was at time lively and
exciting.
The time schedule of the North.
western railroad was this week chang
ed so far as the arrival and departure
OF the evening train Is concerned. The
new time card gives the arriving time
as O'Clock and the time for depart
ing as $40. The outgoing northbound
mail consequently closes 20 minutes
earlier than when the old time sched-
ule was In effect
"A card was received yesterday by
j. +. Frazier announcing the death on
Sunday night of Mrs. Frazier's moth
err, Mrs. Anna Kent, at her home
10 Holden, Mo-, where Mrs. Frazier
has been for the last two weeks. Her
death was due to cancer OF the stOm-
ach, from which she had been a suffer-
er for a long time. The funeral was
held Yesterday.
MIR. A G. Ross, the editor and
publisher OF The Audubon Republican,
is enjoying an outing in South Dakota
this week and is undoubtedly having
lots of fun chasing the festive jack
rabbit and looking over his landed
estate. II you see anything In this
edition that don't please you blame it
on the snake editor. for he is holding
down the editorial chair during the
editor-in-chiefs absence.
The touching committee for the
Fourth of July celebration has not
was expected, most OF the sums sub
scribed being away down among the
lower units. Ii the average so far
reached Is not greatly increased by
the time the rest OF the merchants are
touched IL Is doubtful II there will be
even fireworks display in the even
ing worth going out to witness. There
Is some talk OF cutting outthe celebra-
tion altogether unless good one can
be had,
The Gem theatre opened for BUSH
ness on Monday evening with large
attendance and very good show. The
new moving picture show is In the Gull
bertson building and the interior OF
the place presents clean, neat and
bright appearance. There will be two
shows given each evening and one or
mora on 2aInrda nv a ffarnnnnsanl hnli-