Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-02-17
FARM LOANS
At 5 per cent. Complete set
of Abstracts Of Title to all
lands in Audubon County.
CHAS. BACLEY.

i Charles Reynolds il suffering the
Inconvenience of u broken finger which
was caused by getting il between cake
of ice and u pair of tongues while he
was assisting in filling storehouse one
day last week
Col. II. n. Carper and w. o. Henry
auctioneers are the ones who can sell
your property and get best prices. Stock
sales speciality. Write, wire or phone
%, Audubon, Iowa. 31tf
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
Aft OWEN DAVIS, Audubon, Iowa.
| We can put you mp | 800 pounds of
| Worm and Hog Medicine For Ten
| $1,000 Dollars, enough for one hundred
hogs for year. Less than one cent per
pound. Save your herd Let MS explainY
| 6tf Prick DRUG COMPANY.
| James Lang of the Audubon Hard
ware Company left Sunday evening for
| Chicago and Wajax, Michigan, on bust.
ness; from there he will return to Wis.
| consin where he will visit among friends
| before returning home.
Robert Leek looks like IA young man
now with clean shaven face. His OK
cuse for removing his mustache in the
winter time is that small stove ex.
ploded and distigured it to such an ex.
tent that shaving became necessary.
j. NJ. Gray and family of Messina,
Iowa, came up Sunday and are stop
ping at the home of her parents, Mr.,
| and Mrs. George Harmon. They will
move out to Douglas township soon
where he will work for M. f. Kerwin.
On Saturday evening, February 10,
1910, big basket ball entertainment
will he given ut the Danish Brotherhood
Hall in Audubon. The ladies are cor
daily invited to attend and take has.
llet. Good music and good order are
promised.
Mrs j. +. Frazier enjoys the plea
sure of wearing beautiful set of furs
consisting of collar and muff, which
were made from mink skins that were
caught in Audubon County but the work
of making up was done in Detroit,
Michigan.
|
of plumbers goods TO the Audubon
Hardware Company and intends to
move to Council Bluffs after he has com
pleted the work he now has on hand,
part of it being big job for l. p. Hal
lock of Oalfield
| -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 All of
these are eliminated if You buy here.
Write for particulars to w. M. Bonn
berger, Harlan, Iowa. "a
William Bintner and wife, of Car
roll, stopped in Audubon Saturday night
and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. j. w.
b. Cole and his niece Mrs. LATE Simp-
son. They were returning from visit
to his son. Nicholas Bintner, who is the
hospital at Omaha, and very sick
man. They returned home on Sunday
evening
Hon. George Cosson of Des Moines
dropped into town Sunday afternoon
but left for home on the evening train
He had been at Manila Friday night to
make the address at a Lincoln Day Cele-
bration. Mr.. Cosson reports the outlook
very good for his nomination at the June
primaries.
Eighty thousand Evergreens in
every size and variety. Best kinds in
any size, fancy or standard sorts or
kinds. | burn most of the cheap grades
in common sent out i'm agents orders,
and sort ont best. If you buy evergreens
here they will be dug the day started.
!, w. NJ. Bomberger, Harlan, Iowa. "a
Superintendent Harry =. Smith was
called to Manchester last Thursday by
the death of his grandfather, Mr. Berse,
whose funeral was held on Friday. He
was nearly eighty years of age. From
1882 to 1903 he was IA member OF the
school board in Manchester. Mr.. Smith
returned home Sunday.
For SALEl Special prices will be
made on several Short horn bulls ii
taken within the next ten days. This
is done to make room for cattle to be
sold on March 30 1910. The sale on that
date will be almost exclusively COW
and heifer sale. EARL MAHARG.
Audubon, Iowa.
In order to place the California tour
within the range of possibility for those
. of even modest means the system of
7 periodical low rates was some years ago
, inaugurated and the Rock Island Lines
have already announced similar rates
from the east to points on the Pacific
Coast from March first to April fifteen
of this year.
Senator j. f. Bruce of Atlantic has
financed what is called The Neal Insti.
tute Company" organized for the pur.
pose of treating inveterate drinkers to
cure the booze habit. They advertise
to do the work in three days at cost
r of $4,000. This seems to be a good OPP
portunity to get rid Of the habit OF
| . Fighting booze.