Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-04-21
Lucy Leib returned home Tuesday.

Omana nrSt OF the week on business.
Rev Miller and wife returned on
Friday from trip to Council Bluffs.
%. p. Coon was attending to bust
ness in Des Moines first of the week.
Robert Garnett returned from a
visit out to Omaha Monday evening.
House to rent in Audubon, Inquire
of 13tf JESSE KEITH.
Mrs Doctor Childs returned Friday
from a visit with his people at Council
Bluffs
Frank McFadden was an outgoing
passenger bound for Des Moines ON last
Monday.
Mrs J. A. Humiston returned last
week from visit with her people up at
Cedar Rapids.
Six to eight inch evergreens and
cedars can be mailed by w. NJ. Bomber
ger, of Harlan.
Miss Ethel Kuhn returned Sunday
| from a pleasant visit with friends down
at Des Moines.
Arthur Goodwin who went to Texas
to pass the summer has returned to his
home at Audubon.
j. w. Fulton and wife from Atlantic
were up this week to visit their son,
Doctor Fulton, and family.
L. B. Webb moved his family out
| to Lincoln, Nebraska, Tuesday which
city he will make headquarters.
"A six-year old black mare for sale.
Inquire at Browns Ranch 10 miles east
of Aunubon. Phone 29A22. l6lp
For all kinds of baking, consisting
of bread, cake, pies and doughnuts go
to the bakery of Smith & Sons. tt
Wall Paper, Paints, Varnishes, Ala
bastines and full line of Brushes at
lift tricks DRUG STORE.
w. NJ. Bomberger of Harlan can
send by mail or express the cannas, ger
anium, dahlias, gladoli and saliva bulbs.
Mrs. V. Leonard went to Lincoln,
Nebraska, Friday to visit her daughter
Mary Leonard, who is now located in
that city.
James Brown, of Chicago was here
this week to consult his manager Mr..
William Neff regarding his big ranch
over in Melville.
Twelve Hundred Fifty Dollars in
vested in an E. M. F. Car will yield a
good income in satisfaction to either q
tired or retired man.
ICE! ICE!! For nice, pure, Ice
Phone PA Red, or see the wagon ON
| ha Sfraaf Si 6ayS in the week
15e o. r. HARRIS.
Though trifie late we doff onr caI
to the young gentleman who made az
\ appearance at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
James Campbell, one day last week.
If You are interested in car, SCI
the E. M. F. 30-horse power. It's
quiet sure running machines, easily con
trolled, built by the Studeba&er Mfg Co
Every spring you put it off is TIN
loss of another season, pillow ground wei
spade holes deep, get your order at ono
to w. M. Bomberger and the next traii
will bring them.
n No automobile built excels the +
M. F. car, material the best, workman
ship and construction superior, equip
. ments the best that mental skill and ex
4 perience can device.
Robert Rachel is having play spell
4 from his duties in A. III. Roberts drui
store, and is taking census in Douglas
Il Cora Sampson is helping Mr.. Robert
4 while Robert is away.
Planting of the apple, plum, cherr.
peach and pear in the month of May
entirely safe as they hit the May Show
err" season. Get letter off or phone I
w. NJ. Bomberger at Harlan, Iowa.
-Supt. Harry p. Smith was at Cour
"A Gil Bluffs Friday to attend the annua
meeting of the Southwestern low
Teachers Association. The enrollmen
reached about one thousand members
While in Omaha last week Me
Masterson purchased fine Herefor
calf. 1t is from the famous Rogers Her
at McCook, Nebraska, and Mr.. Master
son is mighty proud of this addition 3
his already fine herd.
A heavy brown and black woole
shawl found near the Green Bay lumbe
ward about ten days ago has been lei
at this office The owner can call her
and get it by proving property and pay
ing for this notice.
Ask your wife about it. Wouldn
an arbor Vitae hedge 80 feet long an
feet high look nice on your HON
grounds at cost of 10 or IL dollars
Get her to write an order to w. N
Bomberger at once.
Being nice long spring for worl
mix some real serviceable improvement
planting, clean out tree agent trash an
brush and plant your place better an
you can't miss it by phoning or writin
w. NJ. Bomberger for evergreens.
M. C. Griffith returned from Bolox
Mississippi, where he passed the winte
last Saturday Just in time to get rigl
into that binding snow storm that wei
blowing Ger the lea Griff says
enjoyed the trip, but is glad toget HON
Silver spruce, silver frs, Dough
spruce all lead in fancy lawn plantin
Such are easy to grow as | sell them
~ cents, 81 to 81. 80 each and are g to
wears and often valued at $25 eac
Send today to w. M. Bomberger, Harl;
Iowa.
Miss Marie Blake has display
hand painted china in the window of :
C. H. Nelson drug store that if wort
of attention. The execution of Il
work places Miss Blake among the +
notch artists, of the state and we q
pleased to note that she is resident
Guthrie Center. Guthrian.
A little son of G. E. Gustin, livi
west of town, fell while playing L
week and broke one of his arms. L
break was so near the shoulder that
bone of the arm had to be sutured
gether. He is at the Fordyce hospi