Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-04-04

acted business in Audubon Monday.
Frank German of Defiance paid q
friendly call in Audubon Sunday and
Monday.
Send for plants of small fruits, Der.
ries, grape vines to w NJ. Bomberger,
Harlan, Iowa. lac.
Miss Gertrude Mccarthy returned
yesterday from visit with home folks
at Sheldon.
A limited amount of money to loan
on town property on short time. En-
quire at this Office.
/ You want it sure-it will tell you just
what to plant-catalogue. W. NJ. BON
berger, Harlan, Iowa. 14e.
w. C. Elliott is packing his house
hold goods, preparatory to moving to la
coma, Wash, where his wife now is.
Secure ornamental porch vines, shrubs
roses, bulbs of W. NJ. Bomberger, Har-
Ian, la. 14e.
The Misses Ellowene and Edith
Phelps went to Ft. Dodge yesterday to
visit with the j. F. Russell family for
several days.
Bert Eaton was able to he up town
yesterday for the first time in several
weeks because of pneumonia.
You can get transplanted evergreers
s. to s. per 100 of w. NJ. Bombergtr,
Harlan, a. Why pay more? 14c.
Ambrose Foley and the Misses Gene
We've Foley and Clara Phelps spent yes
terday tn Atlantic with Miss Nellie
Foley. q
Herman Zaiger and wife, living near
Hamlin became the happy parents of a
cute baby girl Wednesday of last
week
Miss Pearl Campbell, of Laurens, fol
lowing a pleasant visit here with Geo
Hillyer and family, went to Perry yes
terday to visit with relatives.
The Misses Nina and Marie Christen
sen returned to their home in Marine
yesterday, after visit here with theil
cousin, Miss Lizzie Christensen.
A. NJ. Fuller, candy maker at F. w
Smiths received his household good,
from Omaha yesterday. He expects hi,
wife and son here the last of the week
Cooking, eating apples, crisp, juicy
we'll wintered, sprayed, no worms, viii
keep two months, So to 1915 per barrel
81 30 per bu. or box. Send to w. Nj
Bumberger Fruit Farm, Harlan
Iowa. 143.
Today is Holy Thursday, tomorrow
Good Friday, Saturday Holy Saturday
and Sunday Easter Sunday. These day,
are observed in all Catholic chnrche,
throughout the world
w. II. Eaton and wife of Fonda, who
visited here few days with their sor
Bert and family, went to Fit. Dodge yes
terday to visit their daughter, wher
they will move to Spokane, Wash, tc
make their future home.
Jacob Christensen and daughter Miss
Tina. who were here to attend the fu
neral of Mrs Nels Sorensen, returned
to their home in Ute, yesterday. Mrs
Christensen remained for longer visit
Miss Marie Olson, who has been liv
ing in Audubon the past year, making
her home with the Geo. n. Weightor
family will leave the first of the week
for Omaha, to enter a ladies tailoring
and dressmaking establishment and com
plete her course in that line
F. NJ. Rice departed Monday noon fol
Shoshone, Wyo., to attend to some bust
ness matters. When he reached Oma
ha he was unable to proceed further be
cause of the high waters. He sent hi.
wife word, however that he expected
to be able to continue his journey las,
evening.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the NJ. +. Church will meet
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock with
Mrs. Frank Johnson. In the absence
of the president Mrs. Marlin, the frs
vice-president will preside. Leader O
the program is Mrs. w. w. Smith
Subject, Good News From Man.
Lands. Leaflets will be read and ;
good program given. Refreshment
will be served and social hour spent
All come and come early, Rhoda Grew
cling, Sec.