Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-03-17
ABSTRACTS
Do you know your title Is
perfect? Real estate Is val
liable. Call on
NASH & PHELPS.
Are you going March 30?

Mrs. NJ. A. Clever went down tC
Atlantic Saturday to visit friends.
w. C. Sheets journeyed down to De,
Moines, Friday on business trip.
See Wall Paper at Han Price at
6tf ROBERTS
j. NJ. Cole returned Saturday from
a business trip to Springfield, Missouri
Frank Herndon came home Sunday
noon from business trip out of town
Ben Monk and Charles Kempf were
down from Manning Monday calling OF
friends.
County Attorney Hal MantZ went
down to Des Moines Saturday ON bust
ness trip.
Mrs. Charles Tramp returned from
visit with relatives out at Omaha on
Saturday.
Mrs. Lu Tramp returned on Friday
from a good visit with relatives down
at Creston.
Bird Connrardy of Extra was up to
call on her sister, Mrs. LATE Simpson
last Friday.
George Bickelhaupt and wife arriv,
ed home on Sunday noon from visit al
Topeka, Kansas.
Eta Spencer was up from her home
near Hamlin Station last Saturday
calling on friends.
Mrs Dan johnson and her sister
departed Sunday for visit at their old
home down in Kansas.
Mrs j. w. Elwood was up from
Extra Friday and passed the day with
her daughter, Mrs Lloyd Hays.
Mayor Nels Hansen and wife came
up from Extra and passed Sunday with
their many friends about town.
Mrs. Barcklay, of Des Moines, the
sister of Mrs. H. W. Wilson was here
to visit her and went home Monday.
The Frank Horning family started
Tuesday for the new home near Hayes,
out west from Pierre, South Dakota.
Wall Paper, Paints, Varnishes, Ala.
bastines and full line of Brushes at
lift tricks DRUG STORE.
Mrs. Roberts, sister of Mr.. ]. H.
Baker, from Oxford, Iowa, was here
last week to seerhim and returned home
Friday.
Mr.. Spinle arrived Tuesday from
Washington Springs, South Dakota, tC
visit his wife and her people, the IL. B.
Wilson family.
Dentist l.. J. Oldaker was up from
Extra Monday and took a dose of his
own medicine at the hands of Doctor
Charles McLeran.
Amos Fancher of Audubon, Iowa
who owns land in this county is visiting
at the F. w. Shawver home. Wessing
ton Springs Review.
Doctor George N Weighton ship
ped one of his four hundred pound
Tamworth hogs to j. w. Justice dowr
at Iowa City, last Friday. NJ
j. NJ. Haskins, of Harlan, was il
town Monday, coming over on horse
back and returning the same day so fal
as his farm out in Douglas township.
"A pretty girl baby came to reside al
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Coins happy home
on March 8, 1919, since which advent
Grandpa Ed Finch has "growed y two
inches.
Miss Eva Thomas, daughter of r
| E. Thomas. of Mount Vernon, South
| Dakota, has been here on visit with
the family of A. J. Hunt and among
other friends.
Ed Johnson came home on Tuesday
morning from up about washington
Springs, South Dakota, where he visited
with his brother, and purchased good
sized tract of Dakota SOIL
&C. l.. Christensen, of the Audubon
Hardware Company, reached home or
Friday morning from visit with his
relatives and friends in Michigan, al
| Chicago, and Clinton, Iowa.
The annual meeting of the electors
of the school corporation OF Leroy town
ship was held last Monday and new
school house was voted for the CoZine
district, out northwest of Audubon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Watts came
home Monday from Des Moines where
/ they visited with their son, Harry Il
| Watts, and where Mrs Watts went last
week to attend Mothers Club Meeting
! Doctor Carrie Brooks-Wood, accom-
panied by her husband who had beer
with her up at Rochester, arrived home
last Sunday. Mrs. Wood is recovering
| nicely but she has not yet fully regainet
her strength.
John A. Musson shipped car OF
| Tuesday evening to Tabor, Canada, con
tanning stock and implements for hi
big farm up there. Mr. and Mrs Georg,
| Carroll go there to oversee his farm fo
the coming year.
Mrs. Julia A. Tramp who had beer
visiting here with Mrs. Lydia Chandle
and other friends left on Thursday TO
Des Moines to visit Mrs. Wells. From
| there she will go to ~Ottumwa to maxi
an extended visit with her sister.
"A. ]. Hunt and family are mourn
ing the loss of "Old Charlie !" who wa
the family horse for more than twent,
ysars and had been on that one farm
for quarter of a century. He died las
week at the advanced age of thirty two
Mrs. Verge Wilson Bruntlett cam
down from washington Springs, Soutl
Dakota, on Thursday evening of las
week to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
II. b. Wilson, and other relatives here
She was accompanied by, Little Mis-
Thelma Hopley, the daughter of Mr., an
Mrs. Frank G. Hopley, who live fey
miles west of The Springs, and she
having q good time at the homes of he
Grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George X
Spencer, and family near Hamlin Sta
ton and the Hopley families abou