Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-05-21

For May planting, w. H. Bomberger
Harlan, Iowa. l9-tf.
Alferd Sorensen, who visited relatives
here, left yesterday for Boone.
Frank Johansen came from Omaha
Tuesday for a visit at the Hal j.
Mantz home.
Wanted Housekeeper for respon.
sible position. Enquire of Atlantic
Brick & Tile Co. 16-tf.
Albert, the son of Claus Kruse was
school grounds Monday noon.
Mrs. Rob't. Mckinney came from
Logan Saturday to see that new sister
of hers at the VIM. Rucker home.
Jasper Freeman returned home to At
lantic Friday, after visit here with
his grandparents, E. ]. Freeman and
wife.
Mrs. f. s. Watts went to Iowa City
yesterday to attend the baby health
contest, that is being held there this
week.
Mrs. Ed. Bilharz and Mrs. Gertrude
attend the state meeting of the p. Il. o.
Sisterhood.
Miss Margaret Foley, who spent two
days in Atlantic with her sister and
friend, Miss Ash, returned home Tues
day evening.
All Iowa and Nebraska phone sys-
TENS, including Bells and Mutuals con
nected with our office, -use them free
at my expence, phone nursery order at
once to w. M. Bomberger, Harlan,
Iowa. 19-tf.
Mrs. G.. E. Long entertained 16' lady
friends Tuesday evening at picnic sup
per in the Nash grove near town. A
splendid time is reported though the
threatening rain fastened their re-
turn home.
q. E. Long, who went to Rochester
last week to consult the DIS. Mayo, re-
turned to Manning Sunday. He was
advised to return again in a week or SO.
Mrs. Long accompanied her husband,
returning to Audubon on Monday.
w. s. Roberts has contracted with
the Chase-Lister Co., to appear at the
opera house during fair week. This
company has been here before and all
who frequent the opera house know of
the excellent class of entertainment this
company produces.
T. B. Eddy received message Friday
morning from Chicago stating that his
sister, Mrs. Belle York had passed away
at Serum, s. D., and that the body
would be shipped to Chicago for btu
Mr.. Eddy departed on the evening train
for Chicago to be present at the funeral.
Trees sprayed with roots in moist
earth in cellar safe to plant in May at
my risk or money bach, trees of apple,
cherry, plum, peach, pear, shade trees,
grape vines and nursery plants you
can safely plant. Phone or write or
der at once. w. M. Bomberger, Har-
Ian, Iowa. 19-tf.
Mrs. Z. l.. Mcintosh, who spent sew
eral days, at Worthington, Mimi, on
business, retu7' Il to Audubon Friday
to finish her w. sat the home of her
mother, Grandma Brainard, after which
herself and daughter, Miss Florence will
go to Minnesota or Michigan to make
their home.
Z. NJ. johnson drove to Lake Okoboji
Sunday morning to bring home Mrs. II.
F. SChilds and children, who spent
several days at the lake for the
benefit of the little boys health. Mrs
Ed. Frick, who has been enjoying a
several weeks visit with her husband,
accompanied them home.
Miss Gene Culver and Miss Daisy
Prick went to Des Moines Tuesday to
attend the state meeting of the Il. e.
o. Sisterhood. Nearly 800 delegates
will attend the convention which began
Tuesday and ends tomorrow evening.
The former go as delegates from the
Audubon chapter.
Cannas, Salvis, Geraniums 81 per
doz; $1.25 per doz; SLIGO per doz. All
other kinds of bedding Towering plants,
Dahlias, Cladoli, house ferns. Cemetery
plants, Cut flowers, Roses and Carna-
tions boquets, wreaths for Memorial
Day. Book your orders now with w.
NJ. Bomberger. Harlan, Iowa. left.