Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-03-19
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Price!
Colonel Kness went south Satur-
day on a business trip.
"A son of Mrs. Parsons arrived
from Colorado, Friday.
See that Wall Paper sold at half
price by A. III. Roberts +.
H. A. Arnold and wife returned
Sunday from trip abroad.
Randall Hunter made business
! trip up to Fort Dodge last week.
Wren Phelps and wife visited Sun
day with their Atlantic relatives.
Plenty OF money for farm loans.
BoYSEN & BEASoN
Two houses to rent in Audubon.
MRS. MARY HENSHALL.
w. G. Elliott went down to Des
Moines, Tuesday, ON business trip.
Cora Layland was at Extra last
Friday the guest of Mrs. l.. j. Oldaker.
Henry Minersman, of Audubon,
was up to the convention, Saturday.
Cut Flowers for all occasions.
Leave yours orders with FRICK DRUG
Co. 5ltf
Mrs. Il. j. Creveling came home
from Des. Moines on Monday even
ing's train.
Miss Lucille Brooks came home
Monday after a pleasant visit with
| friends at Lewis.
VIM. Owens, Sr., and wife re-
turned home from visit at Omaha,
Monday evening.
-Evergreens ia overstock will be
sold at once, low. Write W. NJ, Bonn
barger, Harlan,
Julius Hecker is filling position
in The Farmers Exchange Bank, up at
Gray.
IS. M, Smith, of Sharon, was in
Saturday to get acquainted with the
editor.
County Auditor o. B.. Train and
wife are entertaining lady relative
this week.
Mr.. Anton Anderson from out on
Number Six dropped in Saturday on
business.
County Clerk Charles White re-
turned from Council Bluffs Friday
evening.
Mrs. Harriet Vollmer went to Chi
cago Saturday to visit few days
with friends.
Ed Van Gorder went down to Des
Moines, Friday, to look after business
and visit friends.
Among our callers Saturday were
Mrs. l.. w. Barger and her mother,
Mrs. r. A. Steere.
Mrs. Auna McNutt has gone to
Griswold to visit her brother, James
McNutt and family.
--LoST-A pair of steel frame glass
es. Finder please leave at this Office;
and receive reward.
Mrs. L. e. Simpson and children
came home from their visit at Extra,
Saturday evening.
s. A. McHargue, came home from
serving on the Federal Jury at Council
Bluffs last of the week.
Joe Kevan has gone up into Ma
mona county. Iowa, to visit among
relatives for few days.
Post card orteleDhone now to nur-
sery, at Harlan, save $1,000 or 800 90
purchase.
LATE Simpson returned Saturday
from Cedar Rapids, where he had been
to attend telephone meeting.
". L. Horton has traded his City
Hotel property for Texas land, posses
sion to be given sometime later.
B. A. Kennedy returned the first
of the week from visit with his
daughter at Dixon, Illinois.
Doctor Koob, of Brayton, was
called here Saturday to prescribe for
Harry Parrott, who is again i'll.
Mr.. Rohret and wife, of Guthrie
Center were calling on their friends,
r.. O. Craney and wife, last week.
Grape vines, small fruits, shrubs,
shade trees, by first train, express or
freight, from Harlan. Write w. Nj.
Bombarger.
j. b. Rendleman, of Extra and
Frank Jenkins, of Brayton, were call
ing on friends in Audubon Friday.
Fred Christensen, of Hamlin, one
of the active young farmers of Hamlin
called in on business, last Thursday.
Henry Campbell who owns big
farm down by Stuart was in town last
of the week calling on his many friends
Apple, cherry, plum, peach or
any kind of fruit trees shipped direct
at half agents price. Write w Nj.
Bomberger, Harlan.
Our subscribers who want the Chi
cago Tribune can get it through this
Office for $500, Six days in the week
for $500.
George Faaborg and family, of
KimballtOp, were over this week, guests
of their friends, P. A. Rasmussen and
wife.
w. Burnside returned Friday
evening from visit with his daughter,
Mrs. E. c. Wadsworth, down at Grin
nell.
Miss Nora Oelke. the efficient clerk
of the Audubon postoffice, passed
Sunday out at Omaha with her sister,
Alma Oelke.
Ed. Bilharz returned from Chica-
go, Saturday morning and Mrs. Bill
harz and Master Emil, came on the
evening train.
If you don't write much get your
wife, boy, girl, your banker, merchant
or one of their clerks to write your
tree order and mail il to The Harlan
Nursery.