Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-04-16

L. E. Smith went to Atlantic on bust
ness yesterday.
Ambrose Foley returned yesterday
from visit at Atlantic with his sister.
Wanted at once, girl to do general
house work. Enquire of Mrs. John
Griffith. left.
Wanted:-Housekeeper for respon-
sible position. Enquire of Atlantic
Brick & Tile Co. 16-tf.
Miss Edna Walters departed yester-
day for visrt at Clark, Neb., with her
sister, Mrs. ]. E. Shank.
A span of nice young mules well
matched and halter broke, for sale. En-
quire of Audubon Music Co. 13-tf.
VIM. Owen and wife went to Colfax
yesterday to see their son Dick, who is
taking treatment for rheumatism
Peter Rasmussen and two daughters
came from Ute Tuesday for visit with
his brother-in.law, Hans G. Hansen and
family.
A fine baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Bolton early yesterday morn
ing, making Ray feel as proud as a
peacock.
MR.. RENTER Don't pay rent when
you can buy lot in Freeman's AID,
dition and build a home. Arnold, Ross
81 Rasmussen. IS.
Mrs. Earl Maharg, baby and sister,
Miss Lora Davenport and III. j. Maharg
went to Omaha yesterday TO visit a few
days with friends.
Miss Hazel Kellogg returned to her
school duties at Iowa City yesterday
after visit here with her parents, g.
E. Kellogg and wife.
Miss Auda Searles returned yesterday
from visit with her sister, Mrs. w. r.
Smith and family. She was accompa-
MED home by her little nephew.
Miss Leila Zaner, who is employed
with the Remington Typewriter Co., as
book keeper at Des Moines was an over
Sunday visitor in Audubon with friends,
returning home Monday.
j. E. Kerwin and wife went to Car
roll Friday for visit with his parents
over Easter. They returned home Mon
day, accompanied by his sister Miss
Mary for few days visit.
Miss Harriet Bilharz went to Omaha
Sunday noon to meet her friend, Mrs
Waldron of Denver, who was on her
way to Audubon for a visit with her
parents, G.. w. Hoover and wife and
numerous friends.
Miss Edes, following weeks pleas.
ant visit in Audubon with friends, left
Thursday last for Anita and Council
Bluffs to visit friends. when she returns
to her school duties as teacher in the
Minneapolis schools.
Jens Hermesen has purchased the
Lutwitze property in the east part of
town and 25 foot of ground adjoining
of Mrs. Hannah Miller. He will have
the old house removed and erect a med
ern home this summer.
Yves Jay, Pat Carroll and SON Harry
returned Saturday from Atlantic, where
they went to see the formers daughter,
Mrs. Watt Fry, who recently submitted
to an operation for tumor. They re-
port her as doing nicely.
Mrs. Theresa Schultz and baby arrived
in Audubon Thursday evening from
Silver City, N. M, for visit at the
parental w. W. Smith home. Her
mother accompanied them from Kansas
City, Mo-, where she went to meet them.
Start that planting now, don't wait,
lose another year or wait until you can
buy a gold or silver spade, it don't cost
anything Each dollar adds $40. Each
$40 adds 800 if you buy and plant this
spring of w. M. Bomberger, Harlan,
Iowa. 155.
B. l.. Darnold told us Monday that
he appreciated the action >of the new
city council in appointing street'com.
missioner, as he would now have an
opportunity of visiting his relatives
away from here, so he left for Villisca
| to visit with two brothers, after which hi
will visit at Shenandoah with his niecs
who was recently married. He viii
start his park near the pumping station
on his return home