Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-05-28
F. o. Niklason returned home yester.

F. o. Niklason returned home yester-
day from Omaha.
Nice strawberry plants and young
evergreens for successful immediate
planting. w, M. Romberger, Har-
Ian, Iowa. 19-tf
Sol Gaskill who was here on visit,
returned to his work at Irwin yester-
day. He was accompanied by Miss FL
sic Gains who will visit relatives.
Clarence Turner while running to the
Booster Cafe Monday evening to seek
shelter from the storm, had the misfor-
tune to fall on the sidewalk and received
badly sprained arm.
A. Eugene Christensen, who attends
Leland Stanford University at Palo
Alto, Calf, arrived home Sunday to
spend the summer vacation with his
parents, Hans Christensen and wife.
Jacob A. Riis, the noted Danish au-
thor and social worker dieo at his home
IN Barre, Mass, last Tuesday Anum-
Der of our people will remember Mr.
Riis as having lectured here last winter.
Mrs. Schultz and baby, who enjoyed
q visit here at tho parental w. w.
SMITH ,me,-lei : yesterday for VISIT
with her brother Roy Smith and wife
at VIllisca, after which she viii depart
for her home at Silver City, N. Nc.
Alfred Weighton arrived yesterday
direct from his home at Forfar, Scot
land, for visit with his brothers John
and George and families. He may de-
eide to make Audubon his home, and
send for his wife later on,
Earl Mason, Ralph johnson, Henry
Preston and Chas. Corner drove by
auto to Jefferson Saturday on fishing
trip. They were rained in and had to
come home by train. They had some
dandy fish stories, the largest fish any
of them caught being 0 inches long
Mrs. Barbara Krottinger of Wichita,
Tex, arrived in Audubon Friday, for
visit with her daughter, Mrs f. Boust
and family. She was accompanied by
her grand daughter Miss Rose Krottin-
ger, who comes for visit with her sis
ter Mrs. Chas. Diest.
Now that the park has flower beds
and beautiful flowers to gaze upon,
more seats or benches should be placed
in the park so the people could sit down
and look at them, also enjoy rest
while the band boys are giving their
Saturday evening concerts.
We are informed that Ora Spouse and
Miss Dollie Petty were married last
Saturday at Carroll. Miss Petty was
employed at the Booton Hotel until
recently and Ora has been an employ
at the local brick yard, his home being
in Vermont. Miss Petty is the daugh-
ter of Gill Petty of Hamlin.
Cannas, Salvis, Geraniums 81 per
doz; S1.25 per doz; $1.60 per doz All
other kinds OF bedding Towering plants,
Dahlias, Cladoli, house ferns, Cemetery
plants. Cut flowers, Roses and Carna-
tons boquets, wreaths for Memorial
Day. Book your orders now with w.
M. Bomberger, Harlan, Iowa. 19-tf.
Mrs. o. K. Purdy and two children,
Glover and S. Miguel came from Casey
Friday to visit the husband and father,
employed with the Prick Drug Co.
They departed yesterday for South Au-
burn, Neb., to visit her parents, M. G.
Shurtletf and wife until such time as
Mr. Purdy can rent house in Audubon,
when he will send for them forthwith.
Mr.. Test of the Test Plumbing and
Heating Company has had wagon bed
attached to his auto for the purpose of
carrying his tools and material. 1t is
neat continuance with side iron hooks
for carrying piping. He is now prepared
to make hurry-up trip to any part of
the town or country. 1t is arranged so
as it can easily be detached when he
wishes to go Joy riding.
Mrs. A. Fl. Dollahide received a letter
from her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Hunts
berger Monday, written by herself, stat
| ing she is now at her own home, hav-
ing recently left the Kings Daughters
hospital at Gulfport, Miss, where she
submitted to an operation for SIX differ
emit ailments some time ago. The nu-
merous friends of Mrs. Huntsberger and
family will wish for her acomplete and
speedy recovery.
Mrs. @. F. Smith, wife of the pastor
of the Evangelical church of this city,
left Tuesday for Des Moines to spend a
few days with her husbands parents,
Rev. and Mrs. L. F. Smith, he being
pastor of the Trinity Evangelical church
She will continue her journey today TO
Owosso, Mich, where she will visit her
parents, her father, Rev. A. Ostroth,
being pastor of the First Evangelical
church of Owosso On her return home
she will visit her brother, Rev. ID. @.
Ostroth at Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Smith
lexpects to be gone about two weeks.