Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-03-26
ABSTRACTS.
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ABSTRACTS.

Mrs. Laura Delahoyde, OF Extra,
is here visiting relatives.
Charles Tramp is home from a
visit with his boys down at Creston.
Attend the meeting at the High
School building tomorrow evening
Undertaken ID. Il. Stranger, OF
Extra, was up to Audubon, Saturday.
John Preston visited his sister,
Mrs. Dee Bell, down at Extra, Monday
night.
"A good program will be given at
the High School building, on Friday
evening.
Mrs. o. B. Train returned Tues
day morning from visit with her sis
ter. Mrs. Repass, at Dexter.
a-Miss Teckla, of Omaha, returned
home Wednesday, after visit at the
home of Chris Kraft.
Mrs. B. S. Carlton and Miss Me-
Alfresh, of Anita, came up Tuesday
on business returning home yesterday
Rev. j. M. Whittier "a missionary
| from Japan has visited among the
Danish people of this county the past
week,
Jack WEIGH who is a brakeman on
the Northwestern came down from
Boone Sunday To spend the day 1T
home.
f.. G.. Allison who has been clerking
at tricks Drug store has gone 10
Whiting to fiji a position.
Mr.. and Mrs w H. Bowman OF
Extra, were up over Sunday with their
daughter Mrs. Chas, Wilde.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Statzell, of Ex-
: ira, were up last week to visit his
daughter, Mrs. V. E. Horton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Rippey re.
turned Tuesday from Earlham where
they attended the funeral of his grand
| father,
w. G. Elliott returned Tuesday
morning from Des MONIES whittier he
went last week TO attend the state con-
vention.
Apple, cherry, plum, peach or
any kind of fruit trees shipped direct
at half agents price. Write w M.
Bomberger, Harlan.
Mrs. B r. Simpson was up TO
| Audubon over Sunday with her son
and daughter MIR. and Mrs. LATE
Simpson.
Mrs. Ed Lacey, Miss Sadie Lacey
and Mrs. John Shoemaker. OF Gray,
went down to Anita Wednesday for a
visit.
Miss Emaline Spencer was guest
10 ~ of hnnnn
Drusa Davis and Mrs. George N.
Weighton.
Mr.. N Fredericksen and daughter
of Essex, have been here the past
week to visit his brother Mr.. II. c..
Fredericksen.
Miss Rose Pratt of Des Moines
arrived last week to take her place in
Vermilya's store during the hat and
bonnet season.
Miss Lena Drury and her sister
Mrs. Snellbacker came up from DE
Soto on Saturday where the former
has millinery store.
Grape vines, small fruits, shrubs,
shade trees, by first train, express or
freight, from Harlan. Write w. M.
Bombarger.
Mrs. George Pliester, OF Carroll,
has been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Renftle, who recently moved
down from Cameron.
Judge Green is at Logan this week
trying the ca Sc of the State OF Iowa
against the, Missouri Valley editor
who shot man year ago.
Hi Wilson and Plat Harris form
I er residents of Old Hamlin came from
Coon Rapids to attend the funeral OF
their old neighbor Mr.. Crees.
Cut prices made on nursery stock,
! low rate on four cent hogmarket basis.
Apply by mail or phone to w. Fl.
Bomberger Harlan, Iowa. loft
Single Comb, Brown Leghorn
eggs for sale, 75c for Is, S4.00 per 100.
l2t Mrs j. G. jerks,
r.. f. ID. No. 2, Audubon, la.
Il sell nursery stock to you direct
il YOU send to me direct, less agents
commission. w. M. Bomberger, Har'
Ian, Iowa. tt
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 it to The Harlan
Nursery.
March has been beautiful month
Excepting one little storm the days
have nearly all been bright aud pleas
ant: and only two or three days have
been windy like Marchdays general ?
are.
Mrs. p. V. ID. Vedder went down
| to Adair yesterday TO spend day al
the home of Rev. end Mrs. Caldwell.
She will then go to De Soto and re-
main over Sunday with their daught-
err Theo who is teacher there.
Read the report of the Republican
State Convention on the inside page:
of this paper. Also the platform
adopted, especially concerning re
vision of the tariff
Mrs. F. D. Nelson, went down t.
II Avoca Wednesday to visit her sister
Mrs. Freeman, who will soon leave
for the Philippine Islands to join hen
husband Major S. d. Freeman OF thC
regular army.
George w. Hoover had large
attendance from all parts of the coun
try at his big implement sale on las
Thursday. The day was q IL that coulC
be desired, the bostaurus soup ant
other good things were appreciated
and Colonel Carper sold lot OF ma
chinery at good prices.