Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-01-27
Or. Carrie Brooks Wood, Dental Of.
flee opposite Commercial Savings Bank
MONEY To LOAN.
With the German Saving
Sank at 5 per cent interest
Optional payments.
NASH & PHELPS.
@. S, McLeran, .. D. S. Office over
Smiths Drug Store, Audubon.

Mrs b. f. Simpson is up from her
south county hometo visit her son LATE
Simpson and family.
Frank Adams went to Shelby Sta
tion yesterday TO help inyoice a lumber
yard the Green Bay Company sold.
Miss Branfred Hopley of Atlantic
came up last evening to visit relatives
at the j. r. Best home in this city.
Will Mcclure and his little girl
were over from Nicola Tuesday To visit
his father, Nj. Mcclure, and family.
Banker Charles Van Gorder was in
Extra Tuesday on business and to visit
his employees OF The Exchange Bank,
-R. b. White has resigned as mama
ger of the Audubon Produce Compyny's
plant and will move with his family to
South Dakota the first of next month,
Bessie Rippey went down to Corn
ing Tuesday to join her parents, Loud
Rippey and wife, and they will sojourn
in that city till about the first of next
April,
After q visit with her relatives ut |
Boone, Maxwell and Dexter Miss Grace
Cameron returned Tuesday to the home |
of her parents John Cameron and wife, |
up in Lincoln township.
Albert Spencer, brother of X. G. !
Spencer Editor of The Advocate, and I
family departed Saturday night for Fort
Collins, Colorado. and may locate out
there if the prospects are pleasing.
Good eating and cooking apples by
barrel delivered at your station ut $3,
So so and $3.50 each or barrels for
from 81, $3.50 and -. Write or phone
w. M. BoMBERGER, Harlan, Iowa.
One hundred brand new song books
Sunday School Voices have been receiy
ed for use of the Methodist Sunday
School and for the evening services. /
You are all invited to come and join in
the chorus.
Will Wilson came down from Scot
land, South Dakota, yesterday to visit
his parents, III. b. Wilson and wife, and
to look after the store he and his sister,
Mrs. Flo Freeman recently purchased of
Fred Vermilya.
AT the Methodist church in Audu-
bon and under.t the leadership of Miss
Ella Smith is a choir of little folks and
tbs said they fairly make. the welkin
ring when they get started singing some
good old song.
Roy Hamlin and his newly welded
wife were mp from Extra last Saturday
and Mrs Hamlin had good visit at the
FL. 5. Stone home, the inmates of which
were former residents of her home town. I,
Liyermore, Iowa.
The attention of Justice Joe III.
Ross was attracted Monday by a law
suit between John w. Mcclure and
Charles Bamsey over horse case. 1t
was decided in favor of the latter for
fiteeen dollars, the amount involved.
For SALE CHEAP One good range
stove, heating stove, bedsteads and
mattress, dresser with large glass, cup
board, kitchen cabinet. kitchen table. q
chairs and other things. Two doors
north of NJ T.. church. X. b. WHITE,
F. l.. Anderson, Albert Weston and
M. r. Foley attended the Bailey sale ut
Anita last Monday when Anderson and
Weston each bought 4 fine thoroughbred
Clydesdale brood mare to add to the
fine stock they now have ON their farms
For SALE Twenty-Five Duroc-
Jersey sows to farrow in March and
April. These sows are bred to three
different boars and / will sell them for
worth of the money.
4tf OWEN DAVIS, Audubon, Iowa.
Fannie Smutney and her brother
Charles Smutney were out from Des
Moines this week to visit and look after
business. BY the cunning of man he
has yanked the lads deformed leg and
foot this way and that until they are
both as good as new.
Arthur Farquhar and George f.
Kellogg have been selected by the X. L.
lodge of Audubon as representatives to
the Grand Lodge which will meet at
Des Moines the coming summer. p. A.
Rasmussen and Hans Albertsen were
chosen as their alternates.
Doctor Brooks left Sunday evening
for Rochester, Minnesota to accompany
Ora Corner, of Gray, who goes for a
surgical operation hoping TO get relief.
from the cause of long affection. The
doctor took little Arthur Leach along to
see his father and mother
Wv. c. Elliott concluded his work in
court at Fort Dodge last week and went
from there to Lincoln, Nebraska to see
Mrs. Elliott who left on Thursday for
Florida to spend the winter. Mr.. Elliott
admits that he attended meeting of
the insurgents at LINCOLN but we think
il safe to assume that he didn't join i'll
the applause.
In a letter from Aaron Kibler from
way out in Idaho he says that SO far
they have had no bad storms this winter
Have had fine sleighing but no drifts.
Last month it went down 5 degrees be-
low zero twice. This month it has been
II degrees above on the average. The
best report he has to make however is
that they will have dry town after
February II, the result of a special cleo
ton
Nels NJ Nelson, the Audubon dairy
man, returned from Ames last week
where he and about eight hundred others
had been taking what they call the
| .Short Course" of study. Mr.. Nelson
has rented eighty acres more land, will
| add a good many more COWS to his large
| herd and do business on much larger
scale. The coming summer he will pro-
badly install butter factory from
which he will supply that precious and
expensive article to his customers the
I same as he now does the milk
| Have You noticed the remarks of
those who rent boxes at the post Office
| i'm Hampton since January lstg That
was nice boost your Uucle Samuel
gave the price of those little pigeon holes
wasn't ity Isn't it funny how he will
haul some folks mail free gratis for
nothing twenty miles and through
all kinds of weather, and face loss Of
several million dollars a year in doing
| it, and at the same time raise the box
| rent for people who 90 TO the post Office