Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-04-23

Clarence Craney, who enjoyed two
weeks pleasant visit in Audubon with
former friends, returned to his home at
Omaha Thursday noon.
City Marshall Darnold returned home
Thursday evening, following an enjoy.
able visit of several days at Villisca and
Shenandoah with relatives.
A new plate glass window was set
In the Booster Cafe front saturday to
replace the one that was broken by the
high wind of several weeks ago.
Miss Dorathy Fredricksen, who visit
ed here at the G. l.. Christensen and
Jens G. Andersen homes, departed for
her home in Nebraska Thursday.
r. Booton and B. johnson went to Des
Moines Friday and brought back a
Maxwell car for agent Beason who sold
four Maxwell's the previous day.
Mrs. /. w. Parsons, followinga pleas
ant weeks visit here with her sister,
Mrs. Julia A. Parsons, departed for her
home at Waconda, S. ID, Friday.
Bell Mutual and Independent phones
connected. Telephone your nursery
order at my expense, don { wait to write.
w. M. Bomberger, Harlan, Iowa. lie.
Mrs. X. F. Childs and son Edward
returned home Thursday evening from
few weeks stay at Colfax, where little
Edward received treatment for asthma.
G. T. Long was down from Manning
Thursday night to attend the banquet.
He told us at the train next morning
that he ate enough to do him almost
week.
Geo. Northup and family returned
Saturday from visit at Omaha with
her brother, John Darland and brother.
While there George purchased car
load of cattle.
d. Asmus and wife went to Walnut
Friday to attend the funeral of their
sisterin-law, Mrs Conrad Mueller who
died on Wednesday of last week. The
funeral was held Friday.
Mrs. VIM. Meters and niece, little
Wilma Coyne, left Friday for Extra
and Omaha to visit with friends. She
will return here to finish out her visit,
before returning oher home at Cascade.
SAY Mr.. INvESToR-Rents are
getting high in Audubon and desirable
houses scarce, WHY NOT buy lot in
Freemans Addition and build a home
and establish monthly income. Ar
mold Ross 81 Rasmussen. l6
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. nj. Bomberger at Harlan,
Iowa. Don't wait to write. 10.
Harry Thompson, who has been on an
extended visit with his folks at Medford,
! Wis, arrived back in Audubon Thurs
day and is again working at the Mar
tinsen garage. He was accompanied by
his brother Howard who may decide to
remain in Audubon.
Mrs. j. G. Schwab and daughters,
Misses Freda and Helen left yesterday
for Ackley, Ia, to Join their husband
and father and make that place their
home for the present. A large number
of friends were at the train to bid them
coed bye and well wishes
Mrs. A. L. Brooks and little Jane de
parted Saturday for Rochester, Mimi,
to be present when her husband under
| went the ldst stage OF MS OperdUlOn
She had intended going last Thursday,
but as the operation was postponed un-
til this week she decided to wait few
days longer.
Miss Tressia CASTOR left on the even,
ing train Friday for Carroll, where she
enjoyed few days vacation from her
arduous duties at the local post office.
She was the guest of the M. f. Kerwin
and Jas. Murphy families while at
Carroll Mrs. Jas Keightly substi-
tuted during Miss Gaston's absence.
Hal ]. Mantz was called to Des Mones
last Friday evening en- account of the
serious condition of his sister-in-law.
Mrs. Theo. f. Mantz, who underwent
an operation. His wife accompanied
him ON the trip. Word sent by Hal to
his father Sunday states that the oper
alton was for appendicitis and that Mrs
Mantz was doing as well as could be
expected. Hal and wife returned home
Monday evening and report Mrs. Mantz
as doing nicely, which will be pleasing
news to the many friends of Theo in Au-
dubon and elsewhere.