Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-03-05
ABSTRACTS.
ABSTRACTS.
Do You know your title Is perfectr
Real Estate Is valuable. Call on
NASH & PHELPS.

trip to Casey, Monday.
Harry Anderson went to Chicago
Tuesday night.
j. Il. Mcclure went to Council
Bluffs Tuesday night.
Nels p. Hoegh of Brayton was up
to Audubon Saturday.
Nels G. Blair of out west on No.
seven was doing business in our town
Thursday.
Attorney G. G. Browning of Coon
Rapids was over on court matters last
of the week.
Mr. and Mrs Z. r. Anderson have
returned from their visit at Anita and
Des Moines.
Mrs. Chas. Van Gorder is visit
ing at the home of her daughter Mrs,
Kirk, in Chicago.
That springtime has come is indi-
Gated by the fact that the land agents
are beginning TO bloom.
C. A. Ress, of Manning darkened
our door last of the week while in
town on business mission.
Only So. 90 for round trip to South
Dakota, Tuesday, March II, See
Leach's ~"Ad" on last page.
Special excursionto South Dakota
March II Round trip only $500,
See advertisement on last page.
Native grown seed wheat forsale
at the Audubon Roller Mills.
l0w4 CULVER g. Co.
Among our callers Saturday were
Peter Rasmussen, Albert Rasmussen
4 A IDlt To-
ers from out Sharon way.
IF you have children in Dakota,
Nebraska or the west ship them nice
box of trees this spring from here.
Write w. M. Bomberger, Harlan. If
Chris Christensen dropped in
Monday to remind us that he is now
on route No, seven instead of ut Pop
lar whose postotiice will soon he dis
continued.
Mrs. w. H. Doak went to Atlantic
Tuesday night to meet her daughter
Lulu, on her return from lengthy
visit with her sister Mrs. Rice, at I'll
Reno, Oklahoma.
j. r.. Bowman, member Of the
County Central Committee from Viola
was down to Audubon last week as n
cused for the present term.
-Thos. Campbell from out east on
No. three was in the other day aud the
coming year will read that splendid
Republican paper called the Globe
Democrat published at ST. Louis.
Attorney J. M. Graham went to
Des Moines Tuesday evening to be
present and represent his clientsat the
sale yesterday OF the goods belonging
to the Big Department Store.
James Trunnell and son Charles,
have returned from the hospital at
Rochester, Minnesota, wherethey went
expecting the former to undergo an
operation. But after an examination
the surgeons advised him it wasn't
necessary.
w. G. Clifford who was down to
town Saturday ordered his paper TO
Dedham to which place he moves this
week to occupy a good home and a
FIVE acre tract he has purchased there.
He is going to take ii easier while his
son runs the farm.
Fifty Six Thousand Evergreens;
8, 800 Fruit Trees: $4,000 grape vines;
1900 Roses: Flowering Bushes, orna-
mental vines; shrubs: l40, 900 flower
ing bulbs, climbers, fancy stuff for
your yard; adapted to your soil and
climate; near you and what you want
ed. Write w. M. Bomberger, Harlan,
Iowa. l0tf
james Law was up at Ames last
week taking horse to the hospital at
the State College. He remained there
until DR.. O'Neill the expert Veteri-
nary surgeon had performed the oper
alton which seemed to be successful.
The horse was left there for treatment
until he is fully recovered.
Pat Mccall and family took the
train Monday evening for their new
home down at Saint Charles, where
they will reside upon the farm pur
chased last summer. He has been in
business here several years and they
leave with the esteem and good will of
many friends.
The Womens Foreign Missionary
Society of the M. E. church will meet
with Mrs w. w. Smith at Two Thirty
Tuesday afternoon, March the Tenth.
Mrs. DR.. Brooks will be leader and
the following program will be given.
Topic for study Industrial missions.
Chapter ten of Gloria Christi. Re-
freshments will be served.
Jas. r. Blake was in town Satur-
day when he ordered the Republican
sent to him down at Adair, though he
has moved into the southeast corner
of this county where he recently bought
himself farm. A good boy and a
nice farm but as yet no wife to make 1
home happy and pleasant But this
is Leap Year.
DEAR MRS FARMER, AUDUBON,
Iowa: Nursery statesmen give you a
hard lot of talking "speel" to get ex-
horbitant prices, including commits
sion, out OF you and your man. You
get your girl orboy To write an order,
send it to Harlan, get the stuff at half
their price and keep that agents com
mission yourself for new dress. w.
NJ. Bomberger, Harlan. loft
The friends and neighbors Of Mr..
and Mrs. T.. M. Nortonsprung merry
surprise party on them last Thursday
night by going to their home with
baskets filled with good things. The
evening was pleasantly spent, after
which they presented Mr.. Norton and
wife with beautiful set OF silverware
as remembrance Of old friends and
neighbors. Mr.. Norton and wife
moved to their home on Friday.
Sam Fullerton, who had been
down at the old home in Illinois, re-
turned last week to get ready for the
removal to South Dakota. On Mon
day he and his two brothers John and
Albert loaded several cars of stuff up
at Dedham and left for Washington
Springs, South Dakota, to take pos