Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-03-10
FARM LOANS
AT 5 per cent. Complete set
of Abstracts of Title to all
lands in Audubon County.
CHAS. BAGLEY.
See Roberts Wall Paper


hot cakes.
Judge w. r. Green was at home
over Sunday.
George Oelke went out to Omaha
Saturday night.
j. E. Griffith was with his parents
up at Carroll Monday.
John Norris was in Des Moines last
of the week on business.
| Attorney Hal Mantz was Brayton
visitor Saturday evening.
w. C. Elliott was in Des Moines ON
business first of the week
Rev. Father Macdonald was with
his Extra friends Monday.
Frank McFadden iourneyed down
to Des Moines last Saturday.
Charles white was calling on Extra
friends Saturday night and Sunday.
Remember the Wall Paper Bargains
at Off tricks DRUG STORE.
See Wall Paper at Half Price at
6tf ROBERTS
| John G.. Davis returned last Friday
from Menlo where he visited relatives.
-Lafe Simpson and family passed
last Sunday with their Extra relatives.
Doctor Fulton and family passed
last Sunday with his parents in Atlantic
/ Mrs. Charles Tramp was ont TO
Omaha part of this week to visit her
relatives.
The wife of Station Agent Robert,
son of Hamlin was up Monday on
shopping tour.
| Hon. Ii. f. Andrews and L. M.
Rasmussen of Extra were i'm town Mon
day on business.
The Robert Armstrong family came
from Madison county Saturday to make
this their home
| Mrs. Charles Wilde was with her
parents, w. II. Bowman and wife, at
Extra over Sunday.
George McClain was up from Extra
Saturday trying to purchase q team OF
horses from our dealers
Mrs. William Fulton came up from
Extra Sunday to visit her brother, Mr..
Elmer Bailey, and wife
Hon. John c. Bonwell was down
from his Viola township home Sunday
and departed for Des Moines
| Mrs. E. J. Freeman went to Extra
Monday to call on her friend Mrs S. ID.
Harm who has been quite ill.
j. II. Baker had a pleasant over Sun
day visit with his sister Mrs. Snyder,
of Des Moines, who came to see him.
Mrs. William Thielen and family
passed through Audubon Saturday on
the way to their new home at Carroll
For all kinds of baking, consisting
of bread, cake, pies and doughnuts go
to the bakery of Smith & Sons If
DO you know that we can save you
big money on Pianos? Give us chance
to prove it, FRICK DRUG COMPANY.
-Ebbe J. Hansen and wife came up
from Extra Monday and passed the day
with their daughter, Mrs. Howard
Kittell
Wilbur Kennels went down to Des
Meines Monday as delegate to the
Good Roads Convention from Leroy
township
Mrs. woodward arrived Sunday
from Manila opay visi to her daugh-
ter Miss Cora woodward of The Advo-
cate force.
/ -Maude Darland arrived from over
at Montieth Monday to visit her sister,
Mrs. j. Il. Chandler, and her other rela
tives about town.
There has been decided change in
Millinery for Spring. Wilson and Free
man are showing splendid assortment
of all New Styles.
e. B. Thomas received very fine
Poland China mamma hog from the
Mcmillan farm at Blanchard, Iowa, on
Saturday night last.
w. H. Nicholson and wife were up
from Atlantic first of the week paying
their respects to his daughter, Mrs. j.
X. Best, and family.
Charles Butler and wife who had
been here to visit the Mrs. Sarah Mus
son family returned home to Murdo, in
South Dakota, Friday.
There is a pretty new baby girl at
the Charles Beck home, out north west
of town who made her bow to the world
on Thursday, March 3, 1910.
N p. Christensen, Honest Peter :"
they call him, was up from Atlantic on
last Saturday exchanging greetings with
the Ferrett at the court house.
Editor w. j. Lancelot of The Extra
Journal was up to Audubon Monday
and went on north to Scranton and to
the Editorial Association Meeting, over
at Boone.
Ora Corner was down from Gray
last Saturday and seems to be recover
ing nicely from the operation he under
went, up at the Rochester Hospital, q
short time ago.
Miss Eva Searles and Miss Emma
line Spencer were in town Saturday and
Miss Searls went with the latter named
lady to her home near Hamlin Station
to pass Sunday.
For early spring wear get one of
those smart Hand Tand Tailored Hats
from The Millinery Store of Wilson and
Freeman. In strict conformity with
fashions latest decree.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Mendenhall
and Bert Killinger and wife started
away Sunday expecting to visit out at
Omaha, down in Kansas and in Texas
before returning home.
j. Shingledecker, G. II. Sampson,
{ John Weighton and Uncle Samuel Jor-
dan, of Ross, are out to Council Bluffs
| this week serving as Federal Jurymen
r The first named gentleman is grand
juryman and the others are on the petit
jury.