Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-01-20
ABSTRACTS
Do you know your title is
perfect? Real estate is val
liable. Call on
NASH & PHELPS.
FARM LOANS
At S per cent. Complete set
of Abstracts of Title to all
lands in Audubon County.
CHAS. BAGLEY.

See Webster for cobs, Phone 80.
e. A. Bates was up from his Extra
home Saturday
"A H. Needles came home Monday
from a visit up north
j. E. Mcclure was attending to
business in Atlantic Saturday.
Squire Joe III. Ross was looking after
affairs, last Saturday, in Atlantic.
Mrs. Ed Rush was with Atlantic
friends three days the past week.
RI o. Craney returned Saturday
from business trip ont of town.
Charles H. Jennings was down at
Extra Monday visiting his relatives.
Lit Collins of Atlantic was trans
acting business in Audubon Monday.
Grace Hensley, of Extra, was in
Audubon for few hours last Saturday.
! County Attorney Hal Mantz went
TO Atlantic Saturday on business trip.
Clara and Franc Anderson were
with their Extra friends over Sunday.
School Books and School Supplies
all the time at tricks Drug STORE
Louis and Jens Loss returned Mon
day evening from their trip to Mission,
Texas.
Bessie Witthauer was up from Extra
Tuesday to visit her aunt, Mrs. Charles
Wilde.
Mrs. c. NJ Passmore of Guthrie
. Innfnf. ic hap TO visit fhA
family
/ Emma Johnson returned Sunday
from pleasant visit with relatives in
Kansas.
| Matte Elwood returned on Sunday
| from Extra where she had been with
| friends.
! Harry PARROT was an over Sunday
! visitor with his brother, Mitt Parrott,
at Brayton.
/ Ross Gillespie, who is conducting
skating rink at Extra, wasin town Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Milford, from over by Bethel,
departed Saturday for Marengo to visit
with relatives.
-Theo Frantz and wife from near
Anita were up to Audubon Tuesday to
transact business.
|, -R. o. Craney and Attorney j M.
Graham went out to Walnut Tuesday
on business mission.
Mrs. Frazier, the mother of Mrs.
Merle Rippey, returned to her home at
Menlo, first of the week.
Mrs McKibben, of Guthrie Center
after a visit here with relatives return
ed home first of the week.
"A lady cousin of Mrs Jake Ruhs
who had been here to visit her started
for her Vinton home Monday,
Louie Bartlett and wife journeyed
to Extra Tuesday to attend his brother,
Fred Bartelt's big sale and to visit.
HAY FOR SALE AT the G. f. Cald-
well farm miles east of the Brown
Ranch IL
Mrs. r. F. Childs and her sister
Daisy Prick returned Tuesday from i
pleasant visit with friends at Omaha.
Fine Barred Plymouth Rock Cock
erels for sale. Mrs. FRED RICE, Gray
Iowa 49tf
Lots of satisfied customers in the
Dry Cleaning department ut the City
Laundry. AT
For sale Plymouth Rock Cockerels
Phone 57A12-22 or come and see them
! 49tf VIM. L. CLARK, Hamlin Iowa
Weeks Break -up-a-C Cold Tablets, %
the Box. Sole agents.
Prick DRUG Co.
George Northup, j. b. Ashby ant
, Ed Finch were down to Stuart first o.
the week on some kind of land deal
Mrs Boiling, of Lewis, after visit
ing her friends at the Doctor Brooks
home here, departed for home Tuesday
Hiram Mendenhall and wife tool
their departure Tuesday for Glenwoot
where they will visit friends for fort
1 night.
Mrs. Thomas Stafford returne,
4 first of the week from Malvern wher
she had been to visit her daughter ant
family
For Sale Rhode Island Red Cocker
els. Write, phone or come and SCI
them. j. X. STANLEY, Hamlin, Iowa
4 Route One. 30
4 Ross Baker the brother of Mrs. 4
N Taggart, started Monday for More
{ head, Kansas, to visit his parents, j. 2
Baker and wife.
I DO not have your underwear hunI
: out on the line to be frozen and cracke,
but have it washed and Steam Dried a
the City Laundry.
Doctor Childs, John johnson an,
Simon Lowe started Monday evening
4 for the hospital in Council Bluffs wher
Mr.. Lowe went for an operation.
Randall Hunter made a start las
Friday for Indian Territory and Texa
to look up location TO engage in tn
law real estate and loan business.
For SALE: A few choice Duroc Jer
sey Male pigs if taken soon.
X. F. ID. |. 5. q. WEAVER.
sod Extra Iowa.
About four weeks ago three red sprin
calves, two heifers and one bull, stIaye
from my place six miles northeast Q
n Audubon. 49tf j, l.. CLARK.
Mrs. A. Miller. wife of the butter
IiuhcT ~ tlc OudToH CTtdiIcIy, anu hc
children departed Tuesday for Orego
where she goes to hold down their clair
n Justin Quinby arrived Sunday fror
Chicago, where he had been on a bus
ness trip, to visit his wife at the HON
of her parents, William Cloughly an
wife.
Mrs. Volmer, daughter of Thoma
Davis and wife of this city, and her SO
departed Monday for Mitchelville I
visit with her daughter, who reside
there.
Lutte Freeman was up from he