Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-04-08
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

See Webster. Phone so.
H. 9. Fisher of Lincoln was In
town this morning doing business.
Plenty OF IN oney for farm loans.
BoYsEN & BEASoN
A hrst.class Tuba horn for sale
cheap. FRANK L. DRAKE.
Eugene Potter from Lincoln was
doing business in Audubon Monday.
For wholesale tracts in Canada,
see +. N. Taggart, Audubon, Iowa.
This is bright cold wintry day,
the mercury down to thirty this morn
lug.
Parties having any of our fence
stretchers please return them. RUHS
AND BUTTERToN.
j. w. Fry of Cnmeron was down
yesterday. He and Mrs. Fry spent
last year in Colorado.
John S. Wiggington will be glad
to do any odd Jobs of work on the
lawn or in the garden.
Andrew Lastine and wife OF Marne
were here visiting friends. They re-
turned home on Wednesday.
Cream Haulers Wanted, good
routes, liberal proposition. Audubon
Produce Company. 14I
We want three cream haulers i'm
mediately. Route established. Au-
dubon Produce Company. l4I
e. S. VanGorder Is at WATERFOWL,
South Dakota, this week looking after
his land interests In that section.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Cowles have
been entertaining the new minister
and his wife while they are getting
settled in the parsonage.
e. II. Maurer, the merchant and
postmaster at Larland, took the train
Tuesday evening for Montrose, Colo
RADIO, to see about some land he owns
in that section.
Rev. Arthur b. Miller, the new
pastor OF the Presbyterian church, ar.
rived with his HOUSEHOLD goods last
Monday and Is busy getting settled In
the parsonage,
The Woodmen's dance last Thurs.
day night was well attended and all
report having a good time. The next
dance of the series will probably be
announced next week.
Fancy shrubs, vines, shade trees
towering roots, bulbs, specimen lawn
ees in endless variety. Write ut
once TO w. M. Bomberger, Harlan,
Iowa. 1871
"A. g. Harmon was called to Extra
Sunday to assist Undertaken Varney
in conducting u funeral. Mr.. Varney
had three funerals that day and two
came at the same hour.
w. w. Smith was up at Fort
Dodge over last Sunday with his son
DR.. Smith. He also met the Russell
tamil y and other members OF tne colo
nyIof former Audubon people.
"A parents meeting will be held at
the school building on Thursday even
ing April p, 1909, when DR.. Charles
f.. Burnside will give the principal
address. See program next week.
Apple, cherry and plum trees mot
dried OUT but fresh dug just as train
starts are shipped at half agents price
Phone or write direct to w, M. Bonn
berger, Harlan, Iowa. 1877
-Chas. Elliott returned yesterday
from Cedar Rapids bringing his moth
er for visit at the home OF her son
w. Z. Elliott. She has been with O.
brother and sisters during the winter.
M. S. Goff OF Melville Center with
his wife and little son went down to
Atlantic last evening on their way to
Montieth in Guthrie county to attend
the funeral Of Mr.. COTS father who
died in Montana. 4
"A meeting Of the teachers OF CAN
county will be held next Saturday
Miss Stearns will preside over the
High School section and also appear
In a symposium on How the Public
Grades Teachers Efficiency"
Elmer Chamberlain OF Winneba.
go, Nebraska, has been here on q Wis.
it with his sister, Mrs. a. G.. Harmon,
and his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Chamberlain. He left for home Tues
day his parents going with him for q
visit.
For home decoration. inside and
out, paints and varnishes, wall papers
and alabastines, Jap. a-lac and Sun
shine finishes. Old woodwork trans
formed to look like new. We will tell
you how. Prices right on everything.
II FRICK DRUG Co.
Rev. J. M. Gregersen of Kimball-
ton, was in this city last week, getting
acquainted with his new Pensioners
Of the Danish Bethlehem church. He
will move his family, consisting OF wife
and three sons, to this city about the
middle OF May.-Cedar Falls Globe.
George Kness of Audubon town
ship was up yesterday bringing his
assessors book to the county auditor.
One change he noted particularly was
the decrease OF l2G cows In his town
ship under last year. Mr.. Kness milks
fifteen to eighteen and considers that
a good way to make good money.
An exchange says the educator
who told the Illinois Congress Of
Mothers that the American schoolboy
needed less persuasion and more CO.
ercoin may have had In mind q specific
case like the one outlined In this letter
to teacher: Dear Miss: Don't hit
our Johnnie. We never do it at home
except in self-defense. -
"A bevy Of young lady friends very
neatly surprised Miss Edith Townsend
who is to be married at the home Of
her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Town
send here in Audubon on Wednesday,
April H., by stealing in upon that
young lady last evening armed with
fine linen with which they proceeded at
once to shower Miss Edith.
The home OF County Sheriff w. M.
Crees has been the scene of pleasant