Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-04-06

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Jasper Jensen was an Audubon
visitor from Guthrie Center Monday.
For nursery stock, write or phon,
w. M. Bomberger, Harlan, Iowa. 14tf
Otto Tennigkeit returned to Des
Moines Sunday noon where he attends
school.
Mrs. w. B. Davis and daughte
Mary went to Omaha Monday noon OIL
business.
Edith Rucker went to Des Moline.
Sunday noon where she visited for {
few days.
Mrs. j. p. Nielsen and Mrs. Earnes
Mikkelsen went to Des Moines Monda,
| for visit.
e. A. Hutchins and wife came M
from Atlantic Monday to visit at tn,
home of Fred Hoenke and family.
Pictures of Buffalo Bills Wild Yves
were made at the last public appearance,
of the old scout and Indian fighter.
Mrs. Frank Drake of Winterse
came to Audubon Monday evening Il
visit with her parents A. NJ. Curriel
and wife.
Apple trees--strictly reliable kinds,
yrs, 10 to 20 cts. each; 3 yrs, 20 tc
IS cts, each. w. NJ. Bomberger, Har
Ian, Iowa 14tf.
Miss Bernice Morey left on the noon
train Saturday to visit with Mrs. Ord
way in Brayton and will visit in Anita
while away.
Joe Richards received word from
Omaha that his oldest son was not ex
pected to live and he left for there
Sunday noon.
Mrs. w. A. Mckenzie returned to
her home in Hastings, Ia, Monday after
a weeks visit here with her cousin Mrs
E. NJ. Waggener.
Mrs. E. E. Fisher who visited here
with her aunt Mrs. II. j. Creveling de-
parted for her new home in Rupert
Idaho, Monday.
Bee Matthias who spent his vacation
here with his sister Mrs. Simon Hansen
has returned to Chicago University to
resume his studies.
Mrs. ]. Z. Coleman returned to
her home in Menlo after a pleasant
visit at the home of her daughter Mrs.
w. o. Henry Monday.
Mrs. John A. Graham's father Mr..
Leonard Brown who visited with her
for the past month returned to his home
in Des Moines Monday.
will Foley departed for Midale
Canada, Tuesday evening where he will
farm this year. He took with him a
carload of horses and mules.
Miss Augusta Hecker departed for
Des Moines where she will resume her
studies at Drake University Monday
after pleasant visit with her mother.
Cherry and plum trees 9 yr.. 35 to 40
cts. each: 3 yr. 40 to SO cts. Very best
new improved and old reliable kinds
w. Nj. Bomberger, Harlan, Iowa. 14tf.
We noticed young man from out
Bethel way haul out load of furniture
Monday. We suggested thta it looked
suspicious but he refused to plead guilty.
Miss Gretchen Nash left on the
Sunday noon train for Chicago after
spending her school vacation at the
home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Nash.
A dance was given at the home of
Dick Owen east of Hamlin Saturday
night. Quite number drove out from
Audubon and they all report having a
good time.
Dan Kerwin returned from Iowa
City Monday morning where he was
called last week to see his brother Ed.
who was seriously i'll. He reports him
much improved.
Mrs. w. A. Mutt who visited here
for month with her parents August
Oelke and wife left for Omaha Monday
noon where she joined her husband and
they then returned to their home in
Enid, Okla,
You will miss treat if you miss
this. An evenings entertainment you
will enjoy and remember. Your aid to
the M. w. of A. Lodge will be highly
appreciated. Remember the, date,
April 8th.
w. F. Lutz who lived here about
thirty years ago but now of Lone Tree,
johnson county came to Audubon last
WCCh W Nloit WIN CnCiih SiOCo uiiN
family and to look after his farm inter
ests near Hamlin.
John Weighton, wife and daughter
Thelma returned home Monday morn.
ing. Mrs. Weighton and Thelma went
to Chicago to meet Mr.. Weighton upon
his return from Scotland where he Wis
tied his old home.
200, 900 shade and ornamental trees
nursery grown ornamentals hedging,
forest, tree seedlings, shrubs, roses,
porch vines, peonies, bulbs, budding
plants, write or phone w. NJ. Bomber.
ger, Harlan, Iowa. 14tf
Earl Jump who recently returned
| from the west with the thought OF
going to Arizona, has decided to remain
here for year at least and has rented
the John Mccarthy farm out east OF
town. He is busy getting settled this
week.
Fred Jones and wife attended the
theatre Saturday night and while the
show was going on his horse broke loose
| from the hitch-rack and went to Hamlin
where they were found in the livery
stable. Only the strap was broken and
blanket torn into shreds.
Hans C. Hansen came out from
Marengo for over Sunday. As already
noted he and Fred Vermilya bought q
stock of dry goods down there and are
selling it out. OF the former Audubon
county people there Mr.. Hansen spoke
of KILLERS, Bristols, Watts, Morleys and
Gilchrists.
| w. C. Sheets who spent six weeks
at Hot Springs in Arkansas taking
treatment for rheumatism has returned
home. He is feeling alright now but
of course doesn't know if the cure will
be permanent. He says there are three