Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-03-19
ABSTRACTS.
Do You know your title Is perfect?
Real Estate Is valuable. Call on
NASH & PHELPS.
ABSTRACTS.

the hospital in this city for several
days.
The Misses Ella and May Fardu-
har have gone out to Lincoln, Nebras-
ka, to visit brother who resides
there.
Mrs. Frank Nelson returned Tues
day evening from good visit with
relatives at Harlan and her parents
at Avoca.
II sell nursery stock to you direct
if you send to me direct, less agents
commission. w. Nj. Bomberger, Har-
Ian, Iowa. If
Charles Zion was identifying the
interior of the First National Bank
with pretty paper and paint the first
of the week
viii and August Wahlert sons of
George Wahlert, of Greeley were in
Audubon transacting business the
last of the week.
Mrs. Carrie Webster has sold her
Little Farm near the Maple Grove
cemetery to Marion Pattee and will
give possession soon.
Hans j johnson, the veteran re-
publican of Kimballton, who was over
to the convention Saturday called 10
see us before leaving.
IL. G.. Leach started away Monday
evening to pilot party of land seek
ers from Dedham and Coon Rapids up
to Washington Springs, $. ID.
Mrs. Jennie Walker iourneyed
down to Extra, Monday, ana upon the
return was accompanied by her broth
err, VIM. Delahoyde and wife.
Doctor Newton and Postmaster
Powell, of Extra, frightened this office
by their presence and good cheer, last
Saturday, after the convention.
Mrs Ed Bates was at Extra pack
ing her goods part of last week and
Saturday Mr.. Bates went down and
they returned home that evening.
Cut prices made on nursery stock,
low rate on four cent hogmarket basis.
Apply by mail or phone To w. III.
Bomberger, Harlan, Iowa. 10tf
Single Comb, Brown Leghorn
eggs for sale, 75c for 10, $500 per 100
l2t Mrs. j. g. jerks,
Il. f. d. No. 2, Audubon, La.
Chris Henriksen and wife went to
Extra, Monday, to attend the funeral
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Jacobsen's lit
tie six year old girl, which occurred
yesterday.
Fred Heilemap, the butter maker
at the Blue Grass Creamery at Ham
lin Station was in town Tuesday even
ing on his way to Cambridge, Iowa,
to visit his mother.
j. L. Swinheart. from away down
about twenty eight miles from here in
the extreme southeast part of the
county, was among the delegates who
called on US Saturday.
Will Il. Bintner, Ralph Hawks,
Charles Jacobsen, II. G.. Watterson
and j. B. j. Lohner, all good citizens
of Extra, were transacting business at !
the county seat Tuesday.
Henry Nelson returned from Cedar
Rapids the last of the week where he |
went to see his parents and sick broth
ers. and is now at Extra selling |
pianos Tor NICK DO1nng.
Mrs. Vermilya and her sister, |
Miss Christie, departed Sunday for
the east the former to buy new spring |
and the later to return to |
her home at Oskaloosa.
Miss Ivy Roberts and her brother, |
Perry Roberts, returned to their home
in Omaha, Tuesday. They were ac-
cOmpanied by Blain Swartz who goes |
to seek employment.
%. G.. Gafiin and family will move
the fore part of next week to Guthrie
Center where he will be manager of
the David Cole creamery station in
that city to buy and ship cream TO
Omaha.
j. W. Grimes, real estate agent |
of Hampton, came down Monday and
spent the day with John Sherman who |
has brother living up there. We
acknowledge pleasant visit from
these gentlemen.
Mrs. ID. A. Railesback and her |
sister, Mrs. VIM. Fulton, of Extra,
we're guests OF their relatives, Elmer |
Baily and wife Friday. Sunday Mrs. |
Railesback started on the return trip |
to her home at Oklahoma City, Okla. |
Charles +. Chase OF Atlantic has |
returned from Chicago with a number
five linotype for his Daily, Evening
and Weekly News; the Atlantic Tele- |
graph people have revived their daily |
paper and now we look for merry |
war for few days.
AT the City Caucus held Monday
night the following named gentlemen
were placed in nomination: X. G. |
Spencer for Mayor; A. f. Beason and |
Charles Tramp, councilmen for two |
Train, Assessor.
Mrs. VIM. Kopeska, who has been
in poor health for some time, became |
so much worse the first Of the week |
that, Deputy Sheriff Dan Kerwin and |
Mr., VIM. Kopeska accompanied her
to the Clarinda hospital for treatment
on Tuesday of this week.
Doctor A. L. Brooks journeyed I
down to Des Moines, Tuesday, to at.
tend the Republican State Convention
and from there he wanted to go to |
Omaha to attend the Automobile show
that is held there this week. but he had |
to return nome this morning.
-Audubon's Automobile Club have
started the "good roads" idea with a
whew to it. They have purchased a
capital "A' drag and employed Geo.
Stemm to pull it around. He will first
go north to the Lovelace corner by
way of the lower road; down through
Ross to Audubon; then down the val
ley to Hamlin station; this by way of
q starter.