Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-03-10
ABSTRACTS
Do you know your title Is
perfect! Real estate Is val
liable. Call on
NASH & PHELPS.
ABSTRACTS
Are You going March 2eY

Watch for bills, March %.
See Webster for Cobs Phone 80.
Show at the Opera House tonight.
Prince of Sweden at Audubon tonight
j. NJ. Cole left for Kansas City on
Tuesday evening
John Cameron arrived home from
Illinois, yesterday,
Charles Sheets has left for Warner
away out in Canada.
-Fayette Potter was over from Coon
Rapids on Saturday.
Hogs have reached the 5000 mark
in Chicago this week.
Mel Graham and Ed Finch went to
Omaha Tuesday night
Mrs. Alice Esbeck has gone downto
Osceola 10 visit hersister
The school election in Audubon
will be held next Monday.
H. w. Wilson went to Des Moines
Tuesday ON business trip.
Il. l.. Andersen has gone to Gleich-
en-, Canada, to make his home.
Mrs Underwood has gone to Grand
Junction for visit with friends.
"A merry ha, ha! at Opera House
tonight. Seven Vaudeville acts, too.
Marion Jones returned this morn
ing from attending college up ut Ames.
Frank Green came i'm yesterday
morning from Nebraska ON business
trip.
Yves Switzer returned Tuesday from
Tabor, up in Canada, to visit with his
family.
Chris T. Christensen and l.. II, Lau
ritZen of Sharon were in town Monday
morning.
Miss Anna Hanlon of Des Moines
was here to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Brannen.
w. G. Sheets went to Des Moines
yesterday to attend the convention
about making good roads.
1T seems that George Scott was also
q Federal Petit ,Juryman and he depart
ed Tuesday noon for Council Bluffs to
begin his duties
Mrs. Gladys Wilson-Spinle arrived
Monday from Chicago to visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III. b. Wilson,
and other relatives about town.
Mrs. Arch Mac Vicar arrived Mon
day evening from Des Moines for visit
with her brother, John "A. Nash and his
family at their beautiful suburban
home.
Owen Idle was up to Manning last
of the week to meet his daughter, Mrs.
Bessie Alexander, and they tarried here
a few hours then proceeded on the way
to their home near Brayton.
Rev. Miller and Professor Harry
Smith, feeling an extra kink or two in
their anatomy, perambulated down to
Hamlin Station Saturday and came up
home on the evening train.
Twenty three members of the M. T..
Sunday School in Audubon, who were
present - consecutive weeks without
any absence, are wearing gold pins, and
some others are entitled to them.
Belle Donaldson wasin town last of
the week to see her brother John Don
aldson and then started on journey to
the home of her father, o. c.. Donaldson
down at Broken Arrow, Oklahoma.
STANDARD and Zenoleum Dip, the
best OH the market, at S5cents gallon.
Saye your stock and save your money
by buying Dip from us.
Prick DRUG COMPANY.
Clara Powell and the Misses Carson
and Sutton, teachers in the Extra public
schools, were up to Audubon Saturday
where the latter named ladies are being
taught painting in one of the studios.
John Ward, John Weighton and
William Cloughly We're at the Good
Roads Convention in Des Moines Tues
day as delegates appointed by Mayor
Spencer to represent the town of Audi
bon.
Judge Green was in Council Bluffs
Tuesday to attend memorial meeting
of members of the bar bearing upon the
life of Attorney Harl who passed away
very suddenly a few days ago. Judge
Green made one of the addresses.
The County Superintendent was
down at Brayton Friday night TO attend
a teachers meeting and she reports
good program. 1t was decided to have
joint meeting of the townships of Oak
field and Extra at some time in April.
Chris Rasmussen, the well known
Atlantic land agent, and his wife, who
is u niece of Hon. III. +. Andrews, at
Extra, have been transferred to Glen
dive, Montana, to look after the land
business
Mr.. and Mrs. William Layland en-
ioyed an over Sunday visit with their
sister in-law, Mrs. p. Riley, and child
rem. These good people formerly resided
down at Victor and were on the way
to the new home up in Green county.
Ollie Coon was called by telegram
to Atlantic Monday to meet man and
talk business matters. Mr. Coon has not
fully decided what he will do, but hopes
to remain right here i'm Audubon, and
their many friends earnestly hope so,
too
Returning on last Friday from out
at Denver, Colorado, where the family
passed the winter, Mrs. John b. Conn
rardy informed us that day or two
before she had visited her nephew, Mr..
Nicholas Bintner, in an Omaha hospital
and found him recovering nicely from a
severe i'll spell. She next stopped at
Woodbine to see her brother, Dell Poage,
who has just become the proprietor of
an extensive green house in that town
and is enjoying a good trade. After
day here with her daughter, Mrs. LATE
Simpson, she journeyed on to her home
down at Extra. Mr.. Connrardy and his
son Jack Connrardy are on ranch ont
in Colorado.