Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-04-29

viola Monday.
j. M. Graham went to st, Joe,
Missouri last week.
Mrs. II. j. Creveling visited up at
Gray Tuesday night.
Frank Leavens went out to Coun-
Gil Bluffs last evening
Hans Hansen wentdown to Stuart
yesterday on business.
Court will open next Tuesday with
Judge Woodruff presiding.
Mrs. Harvey Delahoyde returned
Tuesday evening 10 her home down at
Atlantic.
-Ifyouhave any we'll digging to have
done call on Carl G. Nielsen, Audubon
Phone 81. l7tf
&C. A. w. Colee was In town Tues
day delivering nursery stock for the
Perry nursery.
If you want lands on crop pay
ment In Canada, phone 400 or call and
see E. N. Taggart.
Mrs. Myrtle Morrow from Barnes
G. Northup family.
j. A. Williams OF Council Bluffs
was In town yesterday in the interests
OF Florida Fruit Lands.
Mrs. Long of Des Moines who has
visited here with Mrs. II. w. Wilson
went To Marine yesterday.
--Mesdames Hollenbeck and Keyan
went to Brayton Tuesday for visit
with their friend Mrs Ulrich.
Mrs. Rasmus Rasmussen took the
train Tuesday evening to visit an aunt
ut Mountain View, California.
Arthur Farquhar presented his
nephew and namesake, Arthur Leach,
with fine gold watch last week.
Tomorrow, Friday evening, is the
time for next regular Masonic Blue
Lodge Meeting w. II. SMITH, w. M.
Marriage licenses have been issued
TO ID ID. Drake and Mildred Smith;
Frank Leonard and Majorie Mccoy.
Messrs. H. w. Wilson, Fred YER
milya and Charles Talbot went to
Atlantic TUESDAY for two days shoot
Ing tournament.
There is rejoicing in the home OF
Doctor and Mrs. A. l.. Brooks because
of the arrival OF fine little baby girl
last Sunday evening.
FOR SALE The Doctor Harris
home place: 8 acres and houses on
West Broadway, in Audubon. Inquire
OF l5s o. Il. HARRIS.
Mice fresh dug grape vines, straw
berry plants, can reach you fresh dug
from soil in few hours after being dug
Write w. M. Bomberger, Harlan, La.
On Tuesday George Brady took
"Opie Reade" the big black horse
owned by Doctor Brooks 10 the pur-
chaser, Doctor Jackson, OF Council
Bluffs.
Win M. Darr, erstwhile foreman
of The Republican Office but since he
left here two years ago editor of The
Rudd Review, has been elected Mayor
of that town.
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. 1871
-Messrs Lars, Andrew, and Fred
Christoffersen with their wives have
gone up to Darlington, North Dakota,
to attend the silver wedding OF their
cousin, Richard Mitchell.
Mrs Elliott, the aged mother OF
w. q. Elliott and his brother Charles
Elliott, was taken very sick Friday
night and Is still in serious condi-
tion, though somewhat better.
The Methodist people who have
been looking for house for the assist
ant pastor have found it verv difficult
to secure one. Scarcity OF houses to
rent has been complaint during the
past year.
r.. O. Craney returned on Friday
from ten DAYS sojourn up in South
Dakota. He is well pleased with that
country and saysit is surprising how
Jerauld county, represented here by
Mr.. Leach, has improved in the last
two years.
A letter from Adolph Wolf to one
OF his friends brings the good news
that he Is we'll pleased with his claim
and the country at Ardmore, South
Dakota. The town and country are
developing rapidly. He says he likes
everything but his own cooking.
Miss Nettie Wenig and Miss Hat
tie Rudnick of Gray came down to
Audubon last Friday and made
pleasant visit at this Office. They ad-
mitted they had come down for the
special purpose OF interviewing the
milliners with reference to head deco.
rations.
The sports of Audubon NAV be in
terested in hearingth that Bonnie Reeves
OF Guthrie Center who wrestled here
last winter has signed with Hopkins
Brothers OF Des Moines to play ball
the coming season as catcher for the
Ladies Base Ball Club; and they will
soon start in special car to tour the
country.
Arthur Farquhar's auto is In the
hospital for treatment. On Tuesday
evening after short spin the machine
was taken to the home garage for the
night, but IL began cavOrting around
and collided with post, which IL
smashed to splinters, and also crush.
ed its own fender so badly that IL had
to be taken to the shop.
Rev. G. B. Christensen OF Ebene-
ger church had a message Tuesday
morning from Blair, Nebraska, that
the Danish Publishing house and book
concern had burned Monday night,
the loss being $50, 900 with Insurance
of about $40, 900. Mr.. Christensen left
that evening to meet the other direc-
tors to determine future action.