Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-04-30

Ben Ehle and wife went to Anita Sat-
urday for visit with relatives.
Better than ever before, the display
of wall paper at G.. W. Hoover's. !
G. H. Wilde has built a cute little
garage in which to house his new auto.
Joe Richards and grandchild returned
Saturday from several weeks stay at
Omaha.
c. NJ. Green went to Des Moines Sat
urday to see his son Milo, who is work
ing there.
Frank Mantz and family of Manning
were over Sunday visitors here with
relatives.
Wanted at once, girl to do general
house work. Enquire of Mrs. John
Griffith. 16-tf.
Jasper Jensen and daughter, Elena
left Saturday for Greenfield to visit his
son Chris and family.
VIM. Owen, Jr., and family of near
Dedham spent Saturday and Sunday in
Audubon with relatives.
More for the money than You find
elsewhere in buying rugs at the G..
w. Hoover Store. l.
John Ward came from Sioux City
Saturday to visit his family and attend
to some business matters.
X. @. Lancelot was here from Des
MOines Friday ON business in connec-
ton with the parole board.
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were visiting at the Henry Ruhs home,
returned to Botna Saturday.
You'll be glad if You do and sorry if
you don't buy your wall paper at G.. w
Hoover's Furniture Store. |.
Rev. G, b. Christensen went to Blair,
Neb., Monday to attend the business
meeting of the Dana college.
C. E. Patton, following pleasant
visit with friends in this vicinity, re-
turned to Aspinwall Saturday.
d. A. Ross came from Cedar Rapids
Saturday to join his wife and visit his
son, Att Joe II. Ross and family.
Miss Florence Hunter came from
Manning Thursday for visit with her
aunt, Mrs. A Ferguson and husband.
Telephone your nursery order at my
expense free, quick don't wait to write.
w. M. Bomberger, Harlan, Iowa. 1iS
Mrs. Ed johnson, daughter Mis- Edna
and son Edwin went to Atlantic Satur-
day for visit with friends. returning
home Monday.
Ed. Bilharz returned by train Satur
day from Council Bluffs, where he went
TO attend the bankers meeting, L. s.
Van Gorder returned later by auto.
ID. d. Drake and family, who visited
Mt the parental, w. W. Smith home,
returned TO Clarinda Sunday, making
the trip in their auto,
Mrs. M. Campbell, who makes her
home with her daughter. Mrs George
Hillyer and family, left for Harlan Sat
to visit with relatives.
Miss Edna Walters arrived home Fri.
day from several days visit at Clark,
Neb., with her sister, Mrs. Shanks and
and family. s6
Mike Kerwin and Leo Foley went to
Carroll Saturday for an over Sunday
visit with the formers parents and tho
ldCDef blstef
Bert Freeman arrived home Saturday
from Hot Springs, Ark, where hespent
several weeks, taking treatment for his
rheumatism. He looks fine and says he
feels tip-top.
Arthur Farquhar returned home from
Bagley and Coon Rapids Thursday last
where he went on business. He enjoyed
a visit with the Aug. Greenwaldt fam
lily while at Coon Rapids.
Enock Erickson has accepted a No.
position as butcher at Dunlap in the
market where Jack McCort worked
as boy and mastered the trade. Enock
left for there Saturday,
The Northwestern Railway Co. had
force of workmen come here from Car
roll Monday TO erect new steel tower
and windmill to replace the old wooden
one that has done service for years.
II. B. Shelley, wife and daughter,
Mrs. VIM Welsh, who visited the for
mer's brother-in-law, j. @. Swezey and
wife, returned to their home near
Stuart Monday. Mr.. Welsh remained
TO drive home his car
Miss Margaret Foley, who was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. p. A. Casey
and family at Atlantic, returned home
Friday evening. Mrs Casey and child
accompanied her to Audubon for visit
at the parental Nj. T. Foley home.
Lawrence Brockway, who recently
Joined the navy, arrived home Sunday
noon from Great Falls, H., and will re-
main, having received an honorable dis
charge because of an injury received
while at his training quarters.
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.
Gust Dettman and wife of Valley
Junction, were week end visitors in Au-
dubon and in the country with numer-
Gus relatives They returned to their
home Saturday night. Her mother,
Mrs Lieb accompanied them home for
visit
Mrs. Watt Fry and Mrs. Paul Horn
ing returned home last Thursday even
ing from Atlantic, where both sub
mitted to operations, the former for a
tumor and the latter for appendicitis.
They were looking and feeling quite
well, but still little week.
d. l.. Cahail, the Guthrie Center real
estate dealer has lot of good farms to
sell in Guthrie county and some of them
near the Audubon county line. If you
are interested in farm lands it will be
70 your interests to have a talk with
Mr.. Cahail. Stiff
Father Mcdonald arrived home Fri
day from Kansas City, Mo-, where he
was called to attend the funeral of his
little nephew, aged about four years, a
son of his brother Frank. The other
little boy about two and a half years
old was in a precarious condition when
Father Mcdonald started for home.
Win NJ. Darr of Muscatine, Iowa,
stopped over here Monday to visit his
uncle A. G. Ross and meet other friends
whom he learned to know while acting
as foreman of this Office eight years
ago. Mr.. Darr returned last week from
Wooster, Ohio, where he buried his
aged mother. and is now on his way TO
Fresno, California to locate. Mrs. Darr
and their son Maurice twill follow few
months later Mr., II ss went with his