Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-04-02
ABSTRACTS.
Do you know your title Is perfectf
Real Estate Is valuable. Call on
NASH & PHELPS.
ABSTRACTS.

| 1.-Two houses 10 reDt III Auuuuon'
/ MRS MARY HENSHALL.
FOR SALE Cleaned seed barley,
10 Earl Maharg,
Cut Flowers for all occasions
Leave yours orders with FRICK DRUG
| Co 5ltf
Harry Watts is here for a few
days before leaving for the Pacific
coast.
B. f. Carper went down to the
| south part of the county yesterday on
business
-Evergreens in overstock will be
| sold at once, low. Write w. M. Bonn
barger, Harlan.
George Hoover returned Tuesday
evening from business trip in the
land to the south of US.
Harry Cold and wife came home
Tuesday from a good visit with her
| people, down about Stuart.
" E. Horizons father, down near
Brayton, celebrated his eighty seventh
birthday April the first.
Arthur Farquhar and wife went
out to Omaha yesterday and from
lisca,
Miss Goldie Cozine, of Ross went,
down to Des Moines, Wednesday, TO
continue her studies at Drake Univer-
sity.
w. II. Doak has sold his forty
acre tract just south of town to Nash
and Phelps, but he still has the ten
acre tract for sale.
John Cozine, of Ross, has been
about on crutches caused bya wrench
ing of the muscles in one of his feet
while lifting "a heavy tank from a
wagon.
Attorney Joe II. Ross, in his ca
pacity as Justice of the Peace, per-
formed the marriage ceremony on
March 26, 1908, for Hans Peter Chris
Jensen and Miss Mary Petersen.
On March 20, 1908. at the home of
Charles Nj. Jones Mr.. Fred Lewis Ce-
ranek and Miss Gertie Cousins were
united in marriage, Rev. ID. G. Mack
intosh performing the ceremony.
While enroute home to Smithland,
Iowa, Uncle John Leney and wife tar
ried day or two, first of the week,
with their niece, Mrs. LATE Simpson,
and family.
james Trunnell returned from up
at Rochester, Minnesota, on Tuesday
morning, where he was pronounced a
well man by Doctors Mayo, those emf
next specialists.
Mrs. II. N. Carper with her son
Willard and daughter Vivian and
Misses Lulu Sheets and Eva Smith
have been visiting at the country
home of Ralph Akers Jr. in Oakfield.
Notwithstanding the rain Monday
afternoon, Christensen aud Lang sold
off all the stock of implements adver-
tised last week and all the buggies
but seven which will be disposed of in
a short time.
Miss Marie Adams came out from
Des Moines, Saturday evening, and
remained until Tuesday noon with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Adams,
and friends then returned to her music
al studies in that city.
Hon John MacVicar was elected
in Des Moines, on Monday, as one OF
the four couucilmen under the new
Commission Plan of city government
and will be the Power behind the
Lnrone" the next two years.
-Messrs. John 1. Hensley, Perry
Hanson, Collie" Aerrick, M G.,
Woodruff, all good citizens of Extra,
we're in Audubon, Tuesday morning
transactlng business and calling upon
friends.
Attorney Joe H. Ross went up to
Sioux city, Saturday night TO spend
the Sunday within wife and baby and
other relatives whom they had been
visiting. They returned home Tues
day morning.
Mrs. John a. Nash was called to
Des Moines, Tuesday, TO be present at
an operation upon Miss Majorie Mac
Vicar, for appendicitis. Mrs. Nash
will also attend meeting of the Board
of State Womens' Clubs while in that
city.
We ara pleased to note that after
being confined to his room and bed
for five long weeks with pneumonia,
Mr.. X. j. Gilchrist, of the Park Hotel,
was yesterday well enough yesterday
to get down stairs once more, and is
in a fair way to recovery.
Rev. o. M. Yaggy, of Viola, has
been appointed to serve that church
for another year which is highly com
Elementary TO his work as minister.
Though but a young man he is doing
valiant service in the great work OF
his profession.
<Nff he 10 nh Co.,
the vacation. Miss Ruby Patten to
her home at Newton; Miss Bessie
Harris to visit her mother at Indian
ola; Miss Tompkins to Omaha; and
Miss Davis to see her brother up in
Cameron township.
Il. w. Baker writes us saying:
Please change my address from
Long Beach, California, to $3.50 South
Main Street, Los Angeles" And we
notice by his letter head that he is a
dealer ia groceries, fruits and produce
at that street and number.
Audubon county is to be congrat-
ulated upon its candidates for the
Office of state senator. With two such
capable and popular gentlemen as
messrs Elliott and Cosson, there is
sure to be clean and dignified cam
paign, and the election of either as
sures good service for the district.
j ames +. Russell and family left
California, on Monday of this week,
| and are jogging along toward Audi.
bon, expecting TO arrive here April
| Ten. They will remain here with their
relatives, the John A. Nash family, a
couple OF months and then go up to
Fort Dodge to engage in business.
AT special election last year the
| city of Des Moines adopted the Com
mission Plan of government for that