Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-02-26
L. d. Buckner was passenger to
Des Moines last night. &

IL. ". DuchneT WAS pdssenScr 10
Des Moines last night. &
Dave and Geo. Krumm departed for
South Dakota today for visit with a
sister, Mrs. III J Fonts
VIM Rucker will depart for Mime
sofa this evening, accompanying his
brother Clints' emigrant car.
Sunday was the worst day of the win
ter, miniature blizzard lowering about
Audubon throughout the day
Miss Scism of Carroll came down to
Audubon Monday to visit and attend
services at the Adventist church.
Peter Nielsen and family returned to
their home at Irwin today, after visit
with Thorvald johnson and family.
The quarterly meeting at the Evan
gelical church will be held over Sunday
Mar. 1st, commencing on Saturday.
Mrs. r. F. Childs entertained at a
o O'Clock dinner party Wednesday. The
| evening was spent in games and music.
Sam Dutler has moved from the Rey-
nolds farm in Greeley township to the
Jim Blake farm, just vacated by Clint
Rucker.
M. Hansen, f. Hudspeth, VIM Pow
ers and Chas Parsons were passengers
to Atlantic today on business and a
friendly visit.
J. p. Dutler, who visited for some
time in this vicinity with relatives, de-
parted today for his home at Walum,
North Dakota.
Garland Curtis entertained Tuesday
at the home of his parents, IA of his lit
tie friends in honor of his 14th birth
day anniversary.
Miss Anna Andersen of the Bluffs,
who was guest at the Nels Munks-
gard home. went to Brayton today for
visit with friends.
Mrs. Will G. Wilson departed today
! for Scotland, S, D. where she will en-.
joy three weeks visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Robinson.
The Ladies Aid of the German Luth-
eran church met with Mrs. Aug. Burr
yesterday afternoon About 20 persons
were present and an enjoyable time
was had.
Albert Nutshell and wife moved yes
terday from the farm to their home in
Audubon Henry Sunberg, ST., and
wife will move into their new home
Monday, recently purchased from w.
II. Bolton.
j. E. Kerwin, Jas. Lang J. J. Ruhs
and Jens Herminsen returned Friday
from Des Moines, where they went to
attend the Hardware Dealers Conven-
ton. John Bntterton continued his
journey to Oklahoma to visit with his
parents.
Carl G. Thomson and wife who have
been visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs Ted Thygesen and with his brot-
her, @. j. Thomson, the new tailor, left
this morning for Anita, and after few
days visit there will return to their
home at Wymore. Nebr.
C. G. Lundy, licensed embalmel
from Attaiissa, Iowa has arrived in the
city and accepted position with q. W.
Hoover. Chas. Zion, who has been with
Mr.. Hoover since the first of last De.
cember was called home Sunday by the
illness of his wife.
Mrs Kate Sheets is packing hei
household goods and moving them to
Harlan where she expects to make heI
home She decided on the change OF
location so that her daughter, Lula can
be with her, she having obtained
permanent employment at Harlan.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Van Gorder left
last night for six weeks sojourn in
California. They are leaving at this
| time in order to avoid the unsettled
weather in Iowa during March and part
of April Mr.. aud Mrs. Van Gorder
expect to spend most of their time in
Los Angeles.
In 10000 fruit trees to offer have
many bargains Apple and Peach trees,
&c, Zoe, 15c and up; Cherry Piums,
Pears, l2c, l5c. zoe. and up; as well as
larger sizes and best quality stock at
moderate but special prices, half and
less than tree-agent price. Phone or
write orders to W. NJ. Bomberger, Har-
Ian, Iowa. 81
A. K. Beason, the pioneer Automobile
dealer of Audubon county is still con.
fined TO his home with rheumatism and
is not improving to the extent that the
attending physician and friends had
hOPCh iOl ElC 10 NJ bCpbNi bOooJ'
l}eason has sent for her sister, Miss
Cora McIlvaine who will arrive Satur-
day from Spokane, Wash.
Last week Chapter B. J. of p, E. O..
had birthday and observed the occa-
sion by inviting the b. |. LIS. TO an in.
formal party at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. L. f. Bilharz The evening was
spent in games and music. Ii has been
II years since the organization of
Chapter B. j. in Audubon only few OF
the Chapter members now residing here
Mrs. Flora Freeman, who is spend
ing the winter in California writes rela-
tives in this city that she and her father
and mother are all we'll and greatly en-
joying California. A short time ago
she sent her brother Frank Wilson some
delicious oranges and she was kind
enough to include generous supply
for the Republican editors family. She
even remembered the baby with a
baby orange" Mrs. Freeman has our
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