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

For May planting write or phone w.
M. Bomberger. Harlan, Iowa. loft.
Bert freeman went to Atlantic Sun
day noon to visit his brother John and
family.
Miss Anna Andersen left Tuesday
for several days visit with relatives
at Omaha
Elmer Wilson returned Friday from
Manning, where he has been working
for several weeks.
Mrs. N. L. Morey departed for Mime
sofa Tuesday for visit with grand
daughter, recently married.
! Mrs. e. Fletcher of Coon Rapids came
Monday for a visit with her friend,
Mrs. Gertrude Nelson and children.
Henry Sunberg, Jr., and family of
near Dedham were Sunday visitors in
Audubon with his parents and other
relatives.
Nice strawberry plants and young
evergreens for successful immediate
planting. W.. M. Bomberger, Har-'
Ian, Iowa 19-tf.
Mrs. Charles Yousling of Ida Grove
came to Audubon last week to enjoy a
ten days visit with her sister, Mrs. L.
s. Cook and husband.
Bertel Wonsmos, the landscape artist
came home Friday from LeMars for
visit with his parents. He is undecided
as to what he will do in the future.
VIM. Moore, following a visit here
with friends. returned to his home at
Iowa City Saturday. Mrs. John Peter
sen accompanied him home for visit.
Corey Wilson went to Spirit Lake
Tuesday for visit with his sister, Mrs.
John White and family. He will help
John with the building Of a new barn
while there.
w. J. Clark and wife departed Tues
day for visit at Randolph, Neb., with
his uncle, G. f. Clark and wife. They
will enjoy an outing at tie lakes before
returning home.
Another carload of clean midland
Nebraska hay now on track. If you
need any come and get it or telephone
me at No. 1877. eli L. G. johnson.
The Booton Hotel is taking on much
decided improvements this week The
interior has been redecorated and the
outside is in the hands of three ex.
pert painters.
Have hundreds of customers that
wait until May to plant. They think it
better than planting earlier---they sue
coed well if they do in May. You can
phone your order for fruit trees, ever
green's, grape vines or anything have
them in moist earth and nice to plant
any time now. w. NJ Bomberger,
Harlan, Iowa. loft.
Mr.. A. G. Ross, former publisher of
this paper, departed Saturday for
Minnesota and South Dakota where he
will enjoy himself watching the work
on the farm for week or two. He
left by way of Grinnell where he will
spend few days with his niece, Miss
Gwendolen Carey and attend the May
Music Festival. being given in Grin
nell this week.
Lloyd Kelly, former resident here
some 20 years ago returned to his home
at Omaha Monday, following a weeks
pleasant visit in Audubon with his cou-
sin, Rob't. Kelly and other relatives.
He informed as that he enjoyed q good
visit with some of the old timers also
and that Audubon has grown wonder
fully He expects to come back next
month for good long visit,
Mrs. J. M. Fulton entertained at her
home Monday afternoon ~ playmates
of her daughter Esther, in honor of
her 18th birthday anniversary. The
afternoon was pleasantly passed in play
ing games and picture taking. Light
refreshments were then served. When
the little guests took their departure,
they left number of tokens for Miss
Esther that she might remember this
pleasant occasion.
Frank Bagley drove the F. s. Watts
auto to Des Moines Saturday evening,
taking along Mr.. Watts and Mrs. III. T.
Watts and baby, the latter having been
here for visit. Frank returned home
by train Monday, as Mr.. Watts and
son Chas. will use the auto for trip
through the southeastern part of the
state. They will go to Burlington and
thence to Keokuk TO view the dam and
power house. They expect to be joined
by Mrs. Watts at Marengo and spend
Sunday with the W. r, Gilchrist family
Clarence Niklason, who has been tax
ing d law course at Stanford University,
California, arrived home Tuesday about
noon to spend his vavation with his par
ents, f. o. Niklason and wife. He be-
came so homesick when he missed rail
way connections at Carroll that he inn
mediately sent word TO his father to
come after him in mis- auto. He was
accompanied home by his classmate
Roy Good for few days visit, when
he will go to his home at Marshalltown
Clarence intends to return to the uni
versity in September to continue his
law studies.
Three dozen of the lady friends of
Mary Law, under the direction of Miss
Nellie Brady and Miss Hazel Gates gave
her tin shower at the Brady home
Monday evening. A delightful time
was had and the girls enjoyed the many
comments that were made and assured
Miss Law that they would come to her
home little later TO sea TO what ex-
cellent purpose she would use the many
valuable presents that were given her.
Miss Law was married at high noon
yesterday which accounts for the
shower given in her honor Monday
evening.
Mrs. Chas. Burnside of Los Angeles,
Calf, arrived in Audubon Saturday
for visit at the parental, ]. Kuhn
home Her aunt, Mrs. N. McCready,
sister of Mr.. Kuhn, of Pittsburg. Pa.
who has been spending the winter in
California, accompanied Mrs Burnside
to Audubon After visit here she will
continue her journey to Pennsylvania
Mr.. Kuhn went to Omaha to meet them.
w. Burnside and wife were expected TO
arrive at the same time, but decided at
the last moment TO wait few weeks
longer Mrs. Burnside reports the
doctor Ia the best of health and enjoy
ing a good practice.
! The business men of Audubon be-
came very active on Saturday morning
early and formed broom and shovel
brigade. In about an hours time Main
street looked so neat and clean after
their efforts, that one hardly realized
they were walking up and down the
same street The dirt was piled in the
middle of the road and commissioner.
A. Caldwell had il hauled away. Lewis
Bagley, with his broom and No. 12 scoop
shovel was the first one to finish his
section of the street and place his share
of dirt in nice pile, going away the
same day for n rest We understand