Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-05-28
Jens Hermansen attended to business
matters at Manning FRIDAY.

Jens Hermansen attended to business
matters at Manning Friday.
Chas. Evans has returned from Des
Moines where he accompanied his
mother, to see his sister, Mrs. Andrew
| Thompson, who was ill. His mother
remained for longer stay to help care
for her daughter.
Mrs. E. r. Smith, following few
weeks pleasant visit here with her par
ents, M. b. Wonsmos and wife, return
ed to her home at Omaha Saturday.
Her brother Bertel accompanied her TO
Atlantic, where he remand a few days
on business
| The ID. NJ. Deem monument works is
O busy place these days. They are
compelled to do much night work and
| two automatic hammers, driven with
compressed air are continually at work
to complete the orders that Mr.. Deem
has on hand.
Virgil johnson arrived home Sunday
from Kansas City and Omaha, where he
he has been working the past year.
Rem Phelps, wife Irwin johnson went
to the Bluffs by auto to meet him but
had TO come back to Atlantic, where
Virgil went by train.
Perry Roberts arrived home Saturday
from California where he conducted a
dray line several months. He will now
run the dray business here in connection
with his father, His brother Alvin did
not accompany him home as expected,
having secured good position there
Have hundreds of customers that
wait until May to plant. They think it
better than planting earlier---they sue
coed we'll if they do in May. You can
phone your order for fruit trees, ever
greens, grape vines or anything. have
them in moist earth and nice TO plant
any time now. w. NJ. Bomberger,
Harlan. Iowa. 19-tf.
Misses Ella and Mary Krewin and
their brother Thomas were down from
| Carroll Sunday for visit with their
brother John f. and wife and to attend
| the Baccalaureate sermon. They re-
! turned home Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
f. Kerwin came down yesterday to at
tend the class play given at the opera
house last evening their son Michael,
being one of the graduates.
| Raymond Kester, who left here q
short time ago for Central City, Iowa,
writes that he has secured a good pay
ing position in garage in that city.
His friends will be pleased to hear this
good news. He sends a dollar to the
Republican for one years subscription
to "the best newspaper ever published
in Audubon county" SO he can keep
posted on all that is taking place.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Griffith, Elsie,
Bessie and Earl Hollenbeck and Clyde,
Dell, Mable Cecil and Esther Keith
drove to Glidden in their automobiles
last Thursday TO attend the graduating
exercises of the Glidden public school,
| Miss Mildred Hunter, a former Audu-
| bon girl, was a member of the gradual.
| ing class. They report splendid visit
and that Mildred did her part in most
pleasing manner,
Perry Harmon of Manning visited here
over Sunday with his parents, Sanford
Harmon and wife Perry has secured
good steady position with a large
milling concern and informs US that he
likes his new position. He is q good,
steady and industrious worker and we
know he will make good. In order TO
keep posted on the events of Audubon
county he has instructed us TO send him
the Republican for year.