Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-03-12

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with relatives for serval days.
Theo. Patty was about Audubon Tues.
day in his touring car, looking after the
wants of his insurance patrons.
A few Duroc- Jersey bred sows for
sale. Will farrow in April. See J. II.
Griffith, Route Audubon Iowa. lie
Emil Lawson arrived from Stanford,
Neb., Tuesday evening and will work
for c. w. Taylor north of town this
season.
Rev. G. B. Christensen arrived home
yestesday from Owatanna, Mimi, where
he conducted special meetings for sew,
eral days.
Lester Gransberry of Extra took the
Northwestern Tuesday for Estherville,
where he has secured employment in a
meat market.
Thos. Swezey went to Atlantic Tues,
day to get his auto that is there for re.
pairs. He returned without it as il
was not fixed.
Jas. Wheeler went to Council Bluffs
yesterday TO visit his sister, Miss Ber-
Ina anu Will WISH Win icidtiNos dG Inn
coin, Neb., also.
Miss Fannie Smutney and brother
Chas. arrived from Lincoln, Neb., yes
terday TO attend to some important
business affairs.
A program followed by a pie social
will be held at Melville No. 2, Friday
night, Mar. 20. Every body is cordially
invited to come and bring pie. Kath.
crime Pope, Teacher. 11S.
Mesdames C. Bagley, L. A. McGinnis
and VIM. Layland departed Tuesday for
Hot Springs, Ark, where they will re-
main several weeks.
Mrs. Sam Dutler and son Sam return
ed to their home at Ida Grove yester-
day, following visit with different
relatives in this vicinity.
w. E. PARROT of Bows and Mr.. Geo.
| Martin of Lake City, who were here to
attend the Harry PARROT funeral, re-
turned to their homes yesterday.
Miss Mabel Keith entertained the
teachers of the High School at the home
of Mrs Bert Eaton Tuesday evening.
All report having had most enjoyable
time.
Mrs. VIM. Delahoyde is treating her
friends to one of her good dinners today
at the Arlington Hotel She has opened
the hotel for business and is now ready
to cater to the public.
S3, 900 Evergreens from one foot to
four foot from 81 to $35 per 100. Also
grove seedlings, shade and ornamental
trees. Write or phone w. M. Bomber
ger your orders to Harlan, Iowa. 11S.
Mrs. Wallace and ]. w. Small of La
Sale ILL.,, who visited relatives at WITCH
tia, Kans., passed through Audubon
Tuesday enroute to Gray, where they
expect to visit at the VIM. Shaw home.
Mrs. Erne Bryan and children came
from Bayard Friday for visit with her
sister -in-law, Mrs. H. G. Rice and hus-
band. The Bryan's have purchased q
farm near Abel where they are prepar,
ing to move.
John Wagner of Audubon, Ia, visited
here the latter part of last week with
the family of his half-sister, Mrs. Harry
Yetter and other relatives. The visitor
is son of the late Daniel Wagner OF
Franklin township Knoxville Journal
Reason many orders in this locality
are sent to w. M. Bomberger, Harlan
Iowa for trees is because planters find
them alive and when they get them they
grow, fresh dug by him and get tc
planters quick by first train. You try
his trees. liz.
Miss Clarabell Leonard. one of the
most accommodating Central girls that
ever worked in the local exchange, has
resigned her position and the telephone
patrons will miss her very much. In
fact all of the hello girls are giving
entire satisfaction.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Watts went to
Des Moines Saturday to partake of Sun
day dinner with their son Harry T..
and family. Mr.. Watts returned home
Monday morning and Mrs. Watts re-
manned for a few days visit with the
baby, returning Tuesday evening.
Gust Dettman and wife were called
from Valley Junction Thursday on ac-
count of the serious illness of his niece,
Miss Minnie Porsch, who is a pneumo-
MIA victim. They returned to their
home yesterday, as the girl had taken
change for the better and it is believed
she will now fully recover.
In Ito, COO fruit trees to offer have
many bargains. Apple and peach trees,
sc, 10c, 15c and up. Cherry, plums,
pears, 12c, 10, 20c 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, lie.
DIR. A. l.. Brooks and son Emmert
went to Des Moines Monday to visit
with their daughter and sister, Mrs. w.
K. Kimbell and family, after which
they go to Rochester, MINI. Mrs.
Brooks and little Jane expect to join
them the last of the week at which
time the doctor will probably undergo
an operation.
Mrs. Art Horning gave party Mon
day afternoon at her home in West Au
dubon to number of the little friends
and playmates of her daughter Francis
the occasion being the sixth birthday
anniversary of the little girl. A few
pleasant hours were enjoyed in childish
games and music, after which dainty
refreshments were served. The it'll,
guests remembered Francis with some
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