Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-03-05
MONEY TO LOAN.
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Optional payments.
NASH & PHELPS.

with stock last of the week.
Thomas Davis returned last week
from his visit to Rock Island.
Read the notice of the town eau
Gus and election in another column.
Reese Hallock of Oakfeld town
ship was up to the city on Tuesday.
Frank M. Rice left Tuesday for
Montana to buy carload of horses.
j. M. Cole and his son Fred were
down at Earlham last week on bust
| ness.
| II. b. White with his wife and child
visited down at Atlantic last of the
week.
Mrs. Col Carper was down at Ex-
ira last week to visit her friend Mrs.
Croy.
Clarence Craney enjoyed birth
| day Saturday, the first one in four
| years.
Noah f.. Crane of Hamlin has
moved up TO Audubon to make his
| home.
| f.. O. Niklason has gone to OF
tumwa with a car load of mules for the
market.
Mrs. J. j. Miller, of Ute, has been
here on visit to her sister Mrs. VIM
Cloughly.
The lady who used to be Miss May
Bahlman returned Friday for visit
with her people.
Mrs. Nellie Snellbaker went to Des
Moines Friday night to visit her sis
ter Miss Drury.
John E. Mcclure and his father
were down at Stuart last week to close
deal on farm.
Randolph and Garroutte have
gone to South Omaha with two car
loads of cattle.
Go to the Presbyterian church
this evening and get hot supper for
twenty-five cents.
Henry Nielsen has gone to Clihton
because of the serious illness of his
brother in that city.
Hans Petersen was in Fl rday to
see the editor and get his paper chang
Ell from four To seven.
-Thos. rutherford and family have
moved to Audubon where they will be
at home to their friends.
Mrs. Henry Ruhs who had been
up here on visit among friends re-
turned Saturday, to Anita.
Frank Miller and wife of Glidden
were here last week to visit her mother
Mrs. Hays who is seriously i'll.
Alex Ferguson returned from Om-
aha Saturday where he had been on
business with the big creamery.
Simon Hanson and wife are in Chi
cago this week on journey combin-
ing both pleasure and business.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Conway are
moving down to Dexter this week
where they will make their home.
Mark Kennels, the stock food man
| arrived here Friday to visit his father
Mr.. O. Kennels and his brother Will
| bur.
|, Mike McNally, of Bismark, North
| Dakota, who has been down here to
see his people left for home Monday
night.
| - SCll Ilul Sol obOSh W. you uliC ep
| if you send to me direct. less agent
commission. w, M. Bomberger, Har-
Ian, Iowa. tt
Alvin Holmes has sold his interest
| in the pool room to his partner Sher-
man Knox and thinks of going to Des
| Moines.
Mrs. Stafford, of Atlantic, and
Mrs Norton, of Stuart. came last
| Saturday to visit at the home of n.
| O. Craney.
| Elmer Baily returned from Okla
homa where he had visited his sister
Mrs. Railsback. Mrs Baily will re-
turn later.
Remember that the school election
occurs next Monday afternoon when
two directors will be selected to serve
the next three years.
| Cut prices made on nursery stock,
| low rate on four cent hog market basis.
Apply by mail or phone to W. FL.
Bomberger, Harlan, Iowa. loft
Mrs. Dewey out east of town left
on Saturday for Burr Oak, Kansas,
in response to message saying her
| brother was dangerously i'll.
John Roth and Charlie Jones went
down to st. Charles Monday night to
accompany the cars of Pat McCall's
| stock and household goods.
Now is the time to see about your
| fire insurance. Remember s. III. O'Neil
agent for the Hawkeye. Office in
the Russell Block. Phone 70. Saw
Ned Curtis and family arrived
from Nebraska, Monday, and for a
| few days were busy getting settled and
greeting their many old time friends.
William II. NeiI departed for the
| south Tuesday noon, expecting to
meet some parties down the road and
accompany them to the Lone Star
1 State.
| Mrs. Shallow went down to Menlo
| last week to assist her brother Henry
! Campbell to move To Extra where he
! will take charge OF the store for which
he traded farm to Lohner Il Jensen.
-Chas. Kibler and wife have NOV
ed to town to spend few weeks before
| moving To Canada. A letter from
there this week says they are busy
breaking and discking for the spring
crops.
! p. A. Rasmussen left on Saturday
for Davenport from which place he
would go to Cedar Rapids asia dele
gate from the Audubon lodge to the
State meeting of the Modern National
| Reserve.
-Groupes of farmers who signed
nursery orders pay Sl.25 to $l75 per
box, dropped off at stations by agents
have customers in large numbers who
buy such whole boxes full for from 40c
to I5c Try us on box full or wagon