Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-02-10
ABSTRACTS
Do you know your title Is
perfect! Real estate Is val
liable. Call on
NASH & PHELPS.
FARM LOANS
AT 5 per cent. Complete set
of Abstracts of Title to all
lands in Audubon County.
CHAS. >BAGLEY.
See Roberts Wall Paper |!

M. S. Golf went over to Guthrie
county Monday on business.
IS. A. McHargue made business
trip out to Omaha last Friday
Supervisor F. d. Searls was a bust
ness visitor in Atlantic Friday.
Joshua Cousins and wife came home
Monday from visit up north.
Mrs. Ellis Cannon was up from near
Extra on Monday fora short visit.
Miss Eads visited friends in Ayoca
last of the week. returning Sunday,
Hans C. Christensen was a business
visitor in Extra Monday afternoon.
Our new stock of Wall Paper is
now coming in, A. H. ROBERTS.
Go see Capitola and Wool at NJ. w.
A. Hall, in Audubon, February II, 1910
School Books and School Supplies
all the time at tricks DRUG STORE
The immortal play The Hidden
Hand in Audubon, February Seventeen
= See Wall Paper at Half Price at
6tf ROBERTS
Clara Anderson returned Sunday
! from her visit with relatives at Shelby
Station.
ID. Asmus and wife journeyed down
! to Atlantic Friday for visit with their
friends.
j. F. Russell and wife, from Fort
Dodge, were at the Nash home over
Sunday
-Marenius Jensen and family went
over to Anita ON Monday for visit
with friends.
Miss woodward, of The Advocate
force, is passing this week at her home
in Manila.
Thomas Phippen of Greeley was in
town Monday and dropped in for half
hours chat
John Musson arrived at home Sun
day from trip to his large farm up in
South Dakota.
Mrs. l.. b. Jennings went to Extra
Sunday for short visit with her sister
Mrs. Frank Heath.
Ross Kennels is here from Chicago
for an extended visit with his father o.
Kennels, and family
Charles Houston was up from his
Extra home Friday transacting business
and calling on friends.
Charles Layland and family passed
last part of the week with Atlantic rela-
tives, returning Sunday.
-Emmaline Spencer was up from her
Half Way Home, near Hamlin Station,
! Friday calling on friends.
! j. w. Fulton was here from Allan,
tic over Sunday TO visit With his son.
, Doctor Fulton, and family.
j. Shingledecker and wife passed
last Sunday with their friends +. A..
Bates and wife down at Extra
George Weighton and John +. Nc
Guire were attending to business and
calling on friends in Extra Monday.
Lots of satisfied customers in the
Dry Cleaning department at the City
Laundry. Ait
Thomas Williamson was called to
Greenville Illinois, Saturday by mes
sage saying his brother was very ILL.,
Nothing too fine to be dry cleaned
at City Laundry. Weguarantee our
work. 46tf
| -Esta Simpson was up from her
south county home last of the week to
visit her brother LATE Simpson and his
family
| Hazel Neff departed on Sunday for
J Nebraska City where she will conduct
! "a millinery store they recently purchased
! down there.
Hans Schmidt and wife started for
Ruskin, Nebraska, Friday for visit;
Chris Nelson and Andrew Sorenson also
went to that town.
Sherman Wright came home from
Atlantic Friday and was accompanied
by his relatives, Philo and Mile Netf,
who came for visit.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Butler from
Murdo, South Dakota arrived Monday
night for a visit with his sister, Mrs.
Sarah Musson, and family.
Darrell Sherman is here from Bows
to visit his relatives, the John Sherman
family. Monday he went east of Extra
to visit the Benton families.
Clara Leonard came home Sunday
from Clarinda where she had been as
attendant to Mrs. Dan Stetzell who
went for further treatment.
Mrs. Elmer Bailey had sufficiently
recovered from her illness as to be able
to accompany her mother, Mrs. Kissick,
home to Redfield on Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Ping is in the Advent
hospital at Nevada for treatment, She
has not yet fully recovered from the bro
ken limb received last summer
Mrs John Sherman started Monday
for Tacoma, Iowa, to attend the we'd
ding of her niece, Miss Polling, which
happy event occurred yesterday.
Mrs. Evert Bates who had been at
the hospital in Council Bluffs for treat
ment arrived at home Monday evening
feeling much improved in health
Mrs. Justin Quinby journeyed to
Des Moines Friday to join her husband,
after a good long visit here with her
parents, William Cloughly and wife.
Mrs. C. F. Brown, her daughter,
Mrs. Herself and Lizzie Davis Went to
Malvern Friday to visit week with
the formers daughter, the wife of Rev.
Kiser
There was special out over the
North Western Monday night, Northup
Brothers shipping four cars of stock and
individual farmers sending the rest of
the loads.
Mrs. Harry W. Lowther, wife of the
foreman of this Office left on Monday
in response to amessage announcing the
serious illness of her brothers wife,
down at Mystic. Another message re-
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