Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-02-26

Des Moines Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Brockway spent yesterday
in Atlantic with friends
Richard Hansen went to Kimballton
on business yesterday.
Mike Christensen went to Anita yes
terday TO help friend move.
IL you want a Majestic Vacuum
Cleaner call on G. H. Wilde. S-tf.
Mrs. A. N. Detwiler went to Atlantic
Tuesday to see her daughter, Miss Edna
Hi Mendenhall and w. w. Weston
were business callers in Manning
yesterday.
Lake Mortinsen and Sherm Lang
went TO Omaha Tuesday TO attend the
auto show
Judge Woodruff adorned court Tues
day and went to his home at Glenwood
that evening,
H. Sorensen was business visitor to
Atlantic Tuesday, and visited with M.
j. Tamas.
Mrs. John Weighton entertained the
w. r. C's. at her home last Thursday
afternoon.
Andy Andersen came yesterday from
Atlantic for visit with his brother,
Peter and wife.
If you are in need of wall paper this
spring wait until March 2nd and buy it
Of Roberts at Half Price So
Mrs. s. Howell arrived Tuesday from
Coleman, Mich. for visit with Mrs.
G. Huyck near Extra.
A. H. Brown and wife returned home
yesterday, following visit of several
days at Volga City with relatives.
Mrs. Frank Wilson is entertaining
her friend, Mrs. Ed Blake of Carroll,
who came for visit yesterday.
Mrs. Dick Northup aud daughter
Ruth, left yesterday for Iowa City to
visit her sister, Mrs. o. W. Welton.
NJ. f. Kerwin, who came to clerk the
M. Spencer sale and visit with relatives,
returned TO his home at Carroll Friday.
Mrs. Evans arrived home Tuesday
from visit of several months In Neb-
raska and Atlantic with her sons and
families.
Clint Rucker who purchased a farm
in Minnesota early last fall, is loading
his car and will soon leave for his
new home.
Mrs. F. G. Miller and Mrs. Il. Reed
went to Carroll Friday to visit with the
latter's sister. Mrs Geo. Pfiester and
family.
Peter Clausen and Andrew Christen-
sen departed Tuesday for Ruskin, Neb.,
where they will visit with relatives for
two weeks.
Jasper Jensen and wife left Tuesday
for visit at Casey and Guthrie Center
with their sons Walter and Victor and
their families.
The mail carriers did not make their
trip Monday. observing Washington 8
birthday anniversary that day which.
really was on Sunday.
Miss Lillian Foley accompanied Miss
Ella Kerwin to her home at Carroll
yesterday for a several days visit She
win work at the millinery trade there
this spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Vandenburg,
who formerly lived in Audubon, re-
turned to their home at Kingsley yes
terday, after pleasant visit at the w.
II. Cowles home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, H. Scott, following
an enjoyable visit of six weeks in Audu-
bon with their daughter, Mrs Jesse
Humiston and husband returned to
their home at Cedar Rapids yesterday.
Nat McFadden and wife went to
Oskaloosa yesterday to attend the mar
rage of his niece, Miss Grace Wester-
camp. They will also enjoy visit
with his brother James, who is past 80
years of age.
If year after year you have had rotten
luck with tree agent nursey stock, this
year send your orders for trees and
plants direct to w. M. Bomberger
nursery, Harlan, Iowa. His trees do
better. Succeed. "a
d. f. Kerwin and wife went to Car
roll Friday to visit several days at the
home of his uncle. NJ. f. Kerwin. They
returned home Monday, accompanied
by Miss Ella Kerwin. who came TO at
tend the Catholic Ladies dance and Wis.
it with relatives.
DIR. J. X. Donaldson went to Allan
tic Friday evening to attend the frater-
nifty dance given at the Masonic hall.
Ambrose Foley, who also attended the
dance remained to attend the play,
The Deep Purple and visit with his
sister. Mrs. p. A. Casey.
The last of the dances to be given by
the ladies of the Catholic church until
after Easter Sunday. unless one is ar
ranged for st. Patrick's night, was held
on Monday evening at the school hall.
These dances have proved very success
full and social affairs and no doubt will
be resumed after the Lenten season
F. d. Turner, wife and little daugh-
ter Kathryn Susan, and Mrs. Turner's
mother, Mrs l.. Bennett came from
Des Moines Friday for an over Sunday
visit with the )atter's daughter, Mrs.
John Schroeder and husband. returning
to their home Monday. Emil Hoffman
of Manning, an especial friend of the
family was also Sunday visitor at the
Schroeder home.
IL will be necessary to discontinue
the morning electric service after March
LIST. While this service has been a
serious and continuous loss, it was only
kept on because we wished to serve the
public TO the best Of our ability. There
are only a few customers using this
service now, and they will not be
seriously aforementioned very long.
Audubon County Electric Co.
Harold Northup has resigned his po-
sition at the local Office as deputy post
master, same taking effect last Saturday.
He will begin farming ON the Ora Fan.
cher place five miles northeast of Ross
and we are informed that he will not
batch /" either. Miss Tressia CASTOR
will assume the position vacated by
Harold and Will Henriksen. who has
been assisting in the Office several weeks
win be the new clerk,