Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-02-10
Or. John X. Donaldson. Dentist.
Office over Scars Harness Shop, Au-
duhon, iowa. Tel All
Call on us for Fire,
Ligh ening and lorna.
do Insurance in re-
sponsible companies.
Nash & Phelps.
See Webster for timothy hay.

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Hans Madsen. the President of The
Landsmands National Bank of Kimball.
ton was in Audubon today ON business
and made this office pleasant call.
Complete line nursery stock direct
to planter fresh from nursery, half trust
price nurseries charge through their
agents. Send for particulars, w. M.
Bomberger, Harlan, Iowa. "a
| Win r. Smith, who had been book
keeper for Ward Brothers the last three
years, has accepted similar position
with the First National Bank Mr.. Smith
is a capable and reliable young man
who gives desirable service.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Chris L. Jensen and Anna Christina
Petersen; Jens Philip Petersen and Anna
Christine Rasch; George +. Leffingwell
and Martha Davis; Victor Jensen and
Elvira Jorgensen; w. ], Kerwin and
Elizabeth Mcclure; Martiz Metz and
Mary Louisa Kommes
"A nice little card that came to MS
yesterday through the mail SAYS that
on February 3, 1910, u baby boy weigh
ing nine pounds, whom they have nam.
ed Bert Leonidas, was born To Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert o. Firebaugh down ut Jamai.
ca in Guthrie county.
-Four, Five, Seven Dollars per day
charged by canvassing agents TO cover
livery, hotel and cigar bills are charged
up in their bills to you for trees An of
these are eliminated If you buy here.
Write for particulars to w. NJ Bonn.
berger, Harlan, Iowa. ia
Miss Gillespie who was so seriously
hurt by the train last fall was recently
taken TO the hospital ut Omaha where
the surgeons wired one of her legs ut
the broken part so Us to hold it together
until nature can perform its work of
growing the broken parts together
Marlin and Stemm returned Tuesday
from Rochester and report that Mrs
Marlin and Mrs. Stemm had both passed
through surgical operations successfully
and seemed to be doing we'll They will
necessarily have to remain in the hospi-
tai for two or three weeks to recover
sufficiently to stand the journey home.
Fresh plants, trees fresh dug day
shipped that you can plant in few hours.
Better than tree delivery stock agents
have laying around drying out and inn
posed on you rs live stuff. Apply and
write for that kind of nursery stock that
is alive when you get il to w. M. Bonn
berger Harlan, Iowa. "a
Editor Frank l.. Mantz of Manning
with his family came down Friday even
ing for "A visit with their relatives. He
is making them good paper up there
and a large amount of advertising indi-
Gates proper appreciation. Mr. MantZ
returned Monday but the family remain
ed for longer visit,
The town council had under consid
GRAFTON the purchase of the Lynch prop
erty adjoining the house of the fire de.
partment on the south. But when the
law was examined il was found that to
make u purchase of that kind vote of
the electors must be taken 10 give the
council authority to act. This may be
submitted ut the coming election.
Eighty thousand Evergreens i'm
every size and variety. Best kinds in
any size, fancy or standard sorts or
kinds. | burn most of the cheap grades
in common sent ont in agents orders,
and sort out best. II you buy evergreens
here they will be dug the day started.
w. M. Bomberger, Harlan, Iowa, "a
George Everts and Son had sale
last week of their fine Duroc Jersey hogs
disposing of forty head of sows and gifts
The highest price received for any one
animal was 500, 90 and the average for
the lot was $50. Is or total of 81 ,406. 90
which is u nice bunch of money from
one department of the business of the
farm
e. b. Higley and wife of Lake Park,
Iowa have been down here the last week
to visit their daughter, Mrs. Mushrush,
and other relatives. They have been
up there now for three years and like it
very well. Mr.. Higley says that when
the papers come they look first for The
Republican which of course means they
want to see what has happened among
the people whom they know.
While at Extra Sunday Mrs L. b.
Jennings was happily surprised to meet
her brother, Arthur Merrick, from Salt
Lake City, whom she had not seen for
thirty-five years. He had just arrived
to visit another sister, Mrs. Frank b.
Heath He came up to Audubon Mon
day morning and passed a few hours
with his relatives while on the way to
Richmond Illinois, on business.