Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-01-06
ABSTRACTS
Do you know your title is
perfect! Real estate is val
liable. Call on
NASH & PHELPS.
ABSTRACTS
FARM LOANS
AT 5 per cent. Complete set
of Abstracts of Title to all
lands in Audubon County.
CHAS. BAGLEY.
See Webster for hay. Phone 50

buns SeStciustN.
Judge Green went to Avoca Mon
day to hold conrt.
j. X, Jensen, the painter. went out
to Kimballton by train yesterday
Frank Weston went down to Oska.
loosa Wednesday to attend college dur
ing the winter.
Charles Petersen and wife started
yesterday for Vesper. Kansas to make
their home among her people.
Julius Hecler and James Cameron
returned 10 their studies at the State
University, in Iowa City, Monday
Lots of satisfied customers in the
Dry Cleaning department ut the City
Laundry AT
Lou Loss and his brother ,Jens Loss
departed Tuesday for Mission. Texas,
to pass month inthat delightful CLINE
Anna Wilson, daughter of William
Wilson ana wife returned to her studies
in one of the colleges at Des Moines on
Tuesday,
Mrs. a. c. Harmon and son Harold
started Tuesday for Hinton, Oklahoma,
to pass two weeks with her sister, Mrs.
b. B. Carr.
Charles Manspeaker of Battle Creek,
Michigan. who had been here on visit
with the Prick family, left for home
yesterday.
Valentine Leonard followed his wife
to Davenport this week for short visit
with his daughters and they will return
together.
Emma Johnson. the daughter of
Matt johnson and wife, went down to
Kerwin, Kansas, Tuesday to visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Grubbe, cousin of the William
Netf family, who had been here to visit
them returned to her Wichita, Kansas,
home Monday evening.
-On Saturday Colonel Kness will
have sale ON the streets of stock, some
implements and other stuff provided the
weather is fairly suitable
William Thielen and family came
from Extra Friday evening and passed
through our gates To the north, headed
for their new home at Carroll.
Jack Lennon came up from ATTAIN
tic with his father, Conductor Lennon,
last week and passed a few days with
friends, returning home Friday
Wesley Smith and wife, who had
been here to visit their relatives John
Quinby and family at Ross, returned to
their home down by Stuart Monday.
About four weeks ago three red spring
calves, two heifers and one bull, stIayed
from my place six miles northeast of
Audubon. 49tf j. l.. CLARK.
For SALE: A few choice Duroc Jer-
sey Male pigs if taken soon.
r. f. ID. /. S. G.. WEAVER,
50td Extra, Iowa.
Ray Green finishsd visit with his
parents, Judge w. II. Green and wife,
and returned to his law studies at the
State University in Iowa City, Monday.
Professor j w. Landrum has gone
to Urich, Missouri, for visit and will
go from there to Lexington, Illinois. to
conduct the singing for revival meet
ing.
Mrs Barbara Krottingerof Wichita
Falls, Texas, left for home Wednesday
after visit of two months with her
daughter Mrs. Fred Boust, and other
friends.
E. G. Underhill and wife who had
been in Lincoln township with her par
ents, A. N. DetwileI and wife, returned
to their home at Curtis, Nebraska last
Friday.
f. L. Taylor, wife and daughter
went down To Atlantic last of the week
to call on some relatives who were about
to depart for California to spend the
winter
u f Smith and newly made bride
returned from short bridal tour last
Friday evening and viii soon be AT
home to their many friends, out south
west of town.
Mrs. William Andrews, after pass
ing five months here with her mother,
Mrs. Mushrush and other relatives,
started for the home in Oklahoma first
of the week.
Ralph Roberts and family who had
been here Christmas week on visit to
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.. H. Roberts
returned TO their Falls City, Nebraska,
home Saturday.
Chris Wonsmos, telegraph operator
at the Rock Island depot, and Nels
Christensen went to Des Moines, Mon
day, to attend the great Gotch show at
the new Coliseum.
Theresa Smith took her departure
Friday to resume teaching music and
drawing in the Newton schools, after a
holiday visit here with her parents w.
W. Smith and wife.
Justin Quinby, after the holidays
here with his wife and her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, William Cloughly, started out
on his regular trip for Des Moines
wholesale drug company Monday
For Sale, twenty Duroc Jersey boars
of March and April farrow at residence
One-half mile North of Audubon, Iowa.
They are good ones.
51tJ OWEN DAVIS.
Rev. Mr.. Brown arrived from Cedar
Rapids Saturday night to visit with his
daughter, Mrs. Don Preston, his wife
having already been here several days
on account of the illness of Mrs. Preston.
John NJ Cochran, of Iowa City,
was in the county last week making a
visit to his cousin. w d. Stanley. and
both of these gentlemen gave us q pleas
ant half hour of their time while in
town.
Ed Beason and ~ p. Christensen,
| the Z" Honest real estate dealer, came
/ from a trip to the north Saturday morn
/ ing The latter gentleman tarried until
the noon train and then went to his
home in Atlantic.
John Rutherford and family were
out from Des Moines last week to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs John Quinby.