Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-04-25

III oHldld the ldsI Vi inc Nech.
w C. Elliott returned Friday from
Atlantic where he went on business.
Secure ornamental porch vines, shrubs,
roses, bulbs OF w. NJ. Bomherger, Har-
Ian, Iowa 16c
Mrs. n. A. Zion went to near Fort
Dodge Friday to visit with her son Chas.
and family.
The Johnson Grain Co. shipped car
load of fine hogs to the Valley junction
market Friday.
Write now for your apple, plum.
cherry, fruit trees TO W. NJ Bomberger
Harlan, Iowa. 16S
Miss Ethel Freeman returned home
the last of the week from a visit with
friends in Atlantic.
B. l. Darnold. after a visit with rela
tives ndsfriends in Sioux City, return
ed home Thursday
VIM Gimbell arrived home Thursday
from visit in Illinois with his parents
and other relatives.
For Sale-About five or six tons OF
good clover hay in barn. Enquire OF
Mrs w. d Stanley. 15e.
Chas Bagley and F. S. Watts have
their auto garages finished in which to
store their new machines
DIR G. A. May, following several
days visit with his parents at Russell,
Ia. returned home Thursday.
w. S. Roberts and John Renftle went
to Des Moines Thursday evening to at
tend the Woodmen convention.
Mrs. F. A. Vermilya. following an
extended visit in Oskaloosa with her
mother, returned home Thursday.
Rev Fl. l.. Jensen, of Kimballton was
here the last of the week visiting with
the Rev. j. P. Christensen family.
l have about eight tons of Upland No.
l Minnesota hay for sale. Enquire of
j. p. Hansen or phone AZ A %. IND.
Mr.. Kinderdine, State Lecturer of
the A. o. U. W. was in Audubon the
Tart of the week in the interest of the
order.
Mrs. F. A. Wagner came to Audubon
Thursday evening from Anita TO visit
her friends, the Misses Gene and Emma
Calver.
Ray Emmerson, while working with
seeder ON his farm last week. had the
misfortune to lose the end of one of his
fingers.
Mrs A. A Zaner had number Of
her surplus household articles sold Sat
urday preparatory to moving to Des
Moines
j. w. Richards went to Omaha Sun.
day noon where he expects to work IN
til the middle of May with his carpet
cleaner.
Grades and smaller apple, plum.
cherry trees 10cts To 15cts and up. w
NJ. Bomberger, Harlan, Iowa Why
pay more? 100
A new store room has been built Just
west of the park in which to store
the tools and perishable material OF. the
library contractor.
Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds 81 90
per setting of Is and Single White Or
pingtons set of Is, $l0O per setting
Mrs. G.. H. Stocking. 15-tf.
Mrs. Wilder, two sons and one daugh.
ter arrived in Audubon Saturday from
Chicago to visit with her parents, Mr..
and MRS. S. Ceranek.
The thing to do is to buy one of those
Betsy vacuum cleaners at A. c. Har,
mons. They work like a carpet sweep
er. One person can run it. lift.
Miss Leila Alder went TO Des Moine.
Monday to visit friends, when she will
go to her new home in Laurel where
her father, Rev. ALDER has his new
charge.
j. l.. Thompson and wife. following
two weeks visit in Audubon with her
mother. Mrs. Matte Railsback, depart.
ed for their home in Trenton, Mo,
Friday.
Milt Parrot, of Extra, was in Audu-
ubon Monday on his way to White
River, S D., to look after his claim, No.
99s, which he was lucky in drawing
recently.
Col. r. N. Carper and wife returned
to Audubon Saturday from their honey
moon trip in Minnesota and Dakota
The Colonel looks as happy and spry as
a school boy.
w. l.. Cooley and wife of What Cheer
came to Audubon Friday. Mr.. Cooley
is an expert electrician and automobile
man with nine years experience. He
is now employed by Jas. Law in the
auto department.
Mrs. G. H. Sampson and daughter in.
law, Mrs. Frank Sampson and child
went to Des Moines Friday morning to