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

| Kneedeep in attractiveness are the
new baby Jinriksha's at Hoover's. |.
Chris Bisgaard who has been working
at Adair returned to Audubon Monday.
J Riley Jones and wife, who visited here
with relatives, returned to Templeton
Monday.
Miss Minnie HoltZ has returned from
Manning, where she visited a week with
her sisters.
Mrs. J. w. Foster came from Sioux
City Sunday for visit at the parental,
Geo. Ellis home
b. III. Crow went to Atlantic Monday
where he will work at the carpenter
trade this summer.
f. S. Watts went to Des Moines Sat
ueday to spend Sunday with his son
Harry and family.
Short Horn bull calf for sale, eleven
months old. Phone or Address R. w.
Mullinger, Extra, la. 12-tf
Rev. G.. b. Christensen departed for
Blair, Neb Monday on church business
and visit with relatives.
More for the money than you find
elsewhere in buying rugs at the q.
w. Hoover Store. I.
Miss Ella Mcclure returned home
Monday from Carroll, where she visited
with friends few days.
For Sale:-Two well laying building
lots in good location, Will selltogether
or separate. III. j. Savage. 10.
You'll be glad if you do and sorry if
you don't purchase your new lace cur.
tains at Hoover's Furniture Store. !.
Geo Cummings aud family came up
from Atlantic Saturday for visit with
her parents, j. s Dennis and wife.
Telephone your nursery order at my
expense free, quick don't wait TO write
w. NJ. Bomberger, Harlan, Iowa. 115.
J. NJ. Graham and Dick Lacey went
to Carroll Monday evening to attend
court, which convened there on Tuesday.
John Elrod, who has been employed
at McCort's market, resigned Saturday
and returned to his home at Harlan
Monday
| Carl Wilson and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of a bright baby girl at
their home, southeast of town on last
Saturday.
FOR Builders Get Busy
Two weeks sale on all lots in Freeman s
| Addition at greatly reduced prices. Ar
mold, Ross & Rasmussen. Is.
Orie Egan came from Omaha Monday
for visit with his brother Tom and
family in the country and may decide
to remain for the summer.
Miss Simmons, skilled nurse of ON.
aha, who was caring for M. Master
son, returned to her home Saturday,
Mr.. NJ improving nicely when she left
Enock Erickson, one of the best little
butchers in the state, came from Harlan
Monday evening and will again greet
his friends at the McCort meat market.
Bertel Wonsmos, who is having sue
cess with his landscape painting, came
from Adair Saturday for an over Sun.
day visit with his parents. He went to
Rockwell City Monday.
VIM. Owen and wife returned home
Friday from Colfax. where they went
to see their son Dick. Mr.. Owen says
Dick was not feeling so well, having
contracted cold which kept him in
bed few days.
Mrs. Bryant left Monday for a visit
with her son T. G.. Bryant at Newton,
after which she will depart for Silver
City ~ NJ, on an extended visit. She
will be accompanied to New Mexico by
her grand daughter, Miss Martha White.
Mrs. w. B. smith, who was here on
an extended visit with her son, L. Il
Smith and family and with her friend,
Mrs j. Weible, went to Fit. Dodge
Monday to visit friends. Her grand
daughters Mrs. Ralph Robinson and
Miss Eva Smith accompanied her as far
as Carroll.
Cut Leaved- Weeping Birch, Sugar and
Norway Naples, Rus Olive, Buckeyes,
Indians, Sycamores, Chestnut, Elm,
Ash, Boxelder and others for shade, or.
namentals and parkings Send in inn.
mediately for them to w. NJ. Bomber
ger, Harlan, Iowa. 17S.
Mrs. M. H. Hungerford, trained
nurse of Council Bluffs, who has been
caring for Miss Minnie, the daughter of
eddie Porsch and wife, living a few
miles northeast of town, returned to her
home Friday. She reports Miss Min
ME, a pneumonia patient for over two
months, as improving nicely with good
chances of complete recovery.
Chas. johnson and wife are the proud
parents of a baby girl which arrived
at their home Saturday morning, Mother
and child doing well and Charley was
able to resume his duties at the elevator
Monday. He was not so busy however,
but what he found time to pass around
the cigars and chewing gum, the latter
for the ladies.
Mrs. A. Lamb departed the first OF
the week for Miles City, Mont, to join
her husband and make that place hei
home for the present. Her brother
Jim Sorensen accompanied her on the
journey The numerous friends of AL
vina, as she is Familiarity known, will
regret her departure from Audubon
but wish herself and husband success
in their new home.
Mrs. Walter Fredricksen and daugh
ter, Miss Louise, who have been making
their horhe in Boise, Idaho, the past
two years, arrived in Audubon Thurs
day evening to join their husband anC
father and again make Audubon theil
home Mrs. F. says times are very dull
in Idaho. With the states of California
! Washington and some others in the
same boat, Iowa is not a bad state to liv'
in after all,
Miss Olive Kopp, daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Joe Kopp of this city and who i
attending Drake University at De
= Moines from where she will gradnat,
in June, has secured and accepted
/ a position as primary teacher in tn
/ Avoca city schools She will begin he
4 duties at the fall term. Miss \Kopp ]
an energetic little lady and no doub
= will prove herself capable and sue
4 cessful teacher
II Otto Witthauer of Audubon was her
II Tuesday attending the democratic meet
4 ing. Mr. Witthauer came to Guthri
j Center with his parents in the sixties
J when the town was a hamlet of q fey
n little houses. He moved from here I
Extra and has filed various offices i
/ Audubon county. This year he is
candidate for representative and as
y is popularand well qualified his chance
4 are excellent. He is brother of Lo