Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-05-13
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

Omaha Sunday.
Mrs. August Oelke returned Mon
day from Omaha.
Mrs. w. A. Mutt left the last Of
tine week for Enid, Oklahoma.
| Miss Turner of Anita has been
here visiting the Misses Culver.
The Culbertson building 10 being
put in shape for new electric theater
| L. j. Rippey came over from Har-
Ian Sunday morning to visit with his
family.
The Advocate Office is having q
new gasoline engine put in by johnson
a. Buck.
Charles Bagley is having cement
sidewalks laid about his residence
up on the hill.
| Howard Kittell and wife went to
Brayton Monday noon, returning the
next morning.
| Harry Anderson and wife passed
through Audubon on their way north
Monday evening.
1t il said that somebody threw
dead hog into the creek near the
bridge out near the fair grounds.
Charles Bagley and his daughter
Marion went to Atlantic Saturday to
visit his aged father. They returned
Sunday.
| Elmer Snyder of Hamburger, Okla
homa, arrived in Audubon Saturday
for visit with his sister Mrs. E. M.
Johnson.
Rev. Doctor Stophlett, financial
| agent of Buena Vista College, was in
town yesterday and called on Rev.
Mr.. Miller.
| "A visit to the cemetery shows many
| bare spots that should have ottention
so that everything may look we'll on
Memorial Day.
| e. A. Armstrong of Bear Grove,
who used to be the pedaRogue Of
"Brushy College" down near Ham
lin, was In town Friday.
| A dozen years ago q man at
| Waterloo bought q farm of 100 acres
near that city for 800 an acre. Last
week he sold it for $3.50 an acre.
| Grape vines, shrubs and roses are
safe to plant all month of May Write
me or phone me at once. w. M. Bonn
berger, Harlan, Iowa. l9e
| Mrs. A. G. Harmon and Mrs. J.
"a. Eddy took the train Tuesday even
ing for Winnebago, Nebraska, on &C.
count of the illness of their mother.
Mrs. Lieb and her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Sunberg, went out TO Council
Bluffs yesterday to visit Mrs. Dett.
man, who is somewhat seriously i'll.
e. j. Freeman and A. F. Drake
are away to York, Nebraska, to assist
in making music for the G. A. r. of
that state in their annual encampment
i Miss Stearns attended q meeting
of the school board of Hamlin town
ship last M onday to consider the plans
for a new school house at Hamlin
Center.
-Geraniums, pansies, cOlius. can
mas saliva dahlias and gladiOli for
bedding in yards. Write me at once;
can send by mail. w. M. BOmberger
Harlan. Iowa.
| Father Fitzpatrick of Omaha spen
the Sabbath here with Father McDon-
!, aid. The latter returned with him on
Monday to attend conference at
Council Bluffs.
Doctor Ralph Roberts and family
arrived from their home at Falls City,
Nebraska, Monday evening, because
of the serious illness of his father, Mr..
A. III. Roberts,
--Edd Smutney is home from his trip
to Texas, which he greatly enjoyed. He
went across the river to MatamOras,
Mexico, and saw q bull fight attended
by $4,000 people.
Mrs. Elizabeth Burberry of Indi.
anola, mother of the we'll known trav.
cling man, George Burberry, salesman
for Warfield, Pratt-How we'll Company,
has passed away.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Mcconnell de.
parted Wednesday morning for their
home in HopkintOn after an extended
visit at the home of their daughter
Mrs. d. c. Macintosh and family
Storm Lake PilOt-Tribune.
| Geo. Ross and his son, Cameron,
were down Monday and took home
with them q fine new Mitchell autOmo
bile, with which they will have q whole
4 lot of pleasure and on sundry occa.
sions there may be little grief.
Greenhouse cut fowers-carna.
tions, roses and lilies for decoration
users Decoration day to lay on graves
book orders for flowers early and al
once write to W. NJ. Bomberger, Har.
Ian, for cut flowers. log
/ nd Auc Tnhronn uko
living over the library, are mourning
the loss OF little child, about q week
old Mr. Johnson Is the new timer for
the Audubon Hardware Company and
came here recently from st. Joseph,
Missouri.
Cherry, apple, plum and peach
trees can be planted any time in the
month of May. Have them dug fresh
set back in cellar In moist earth; &C
don't leave your late planting at nv
risk and guarantee. Write or phone
w. M. Bomberger. Harlan. 10.
| Carson Brockway was recognized
as one of the Uncle Tom musicians or
the street and as Lawyer Marks In the
play. Clarence Bell who used to live
here when boy, son of Mr.. Bell who
worked In the harness shop OF II. w.
Wilson, was also with the company.
Rev. G. D. Wendell was down las,
Monday on business. He has sent fol-
an incubator and will make an effort
to furnish the chickens for his owu
table. We hardly understand why q
! minister who lives in the country would
find 1t necessary to raise his own
chickens.
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