Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-04-16
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! Write for Bomberger catalogue, Har-
Ian, Iowa. 15S
Mrs. Jas. Chandler went to Atlantic
Friday tn visit Mrs. J. Trede.
Chris Nielsen departed Saturday for
Lincoln, Neb., to visit with relatives.
Joe Richards left for Omaha Satur-
day, where he will work several weeks.
Rev. Freedline transacted business in
Atlantic Friday.
d. w. Wood purchased last week a
Maxwell anto of A. E. Beason the local
agent.
Thos. Rutherford and wife went to
Atlatic Saturday to visit with friends
and relatives.
Will Allyn, employed by J. S. Dennis
went to Fremont, Neb., Friday to visit
with an uncle.
Fred Tennigkeit, Earnest Mikkelsen
and LATE Limpson were visitors in At
lantic Monday
Howard Kittell and wife returned last
Thursday from Harlan where they are
preparing to move.
Mrs, Harriet Jones went to Temple
wife for few days
Short Horn bull calf for sale, eleven
months old Phone or Address X. w,
Mullinger, Extra, La. l2'f
E. J. Hansen and wife of Harlan were
over Sunday visitors in Audubon with
H. E Kittell and wife.
Mrs. H. H. Buck and daughter re-
turned home Friday from visit with
her parents at Greenfield
Henry Paulson departed Monday for
Chicago to spend several days on bust
ness and visit with friends.
DR.. q. c. Rasmussen of Harlan was
here on business Thursday, going to At
lantic on the evening train.
Mrs. All Miller and child went to
Winterset Saturday to attend the mar
riage of her cousin, Miss Edna Fletcher.
Mrs. Eliza Mushrush was called TO
Casey Saturday on account of the serl.
GUS illness Of her youngest sister, Mrs
Ida Clark.
Mrs. Agnes Andrews, who visited 10
the country with her son james ana
family, returned TO her home at oma-
ha Friday.
s. j. Kopp and Doc Settlemire were
Sunday visitors here with their parents,
coming from Glidden in the formers
automobile.
Neal Barentsen and wife are the par
ents of q cute baby girl weighing ten
pounds which arrived at their home
last Thursday.
Jonas Mautz, who visited here with
his son, S. l.. Mantz and wife, left for
Ogden and West Bend to look after
business affairs.
Some empty lard barrels. just the
thing to pack your meat in for the
summer. Better see about one today
at The Home Bakery. loo.
FOR SALE-Builders Get Busy
Two weeks sale ON all lots in Freeman S
Addition at greatly reduced prices. Ar
mold, Ross & Rasmussen. 10.
Mrs. Allen Eddy enjoyed an over
Sunday visit from her grandchildren,
Lauverne and Miss Alice Sherman of
Kirkman. They returned to their home
Monday.
Herman and Signe Jensen, who en-
ioyed their spring vacation in Audubon
with their parents, John G. Jensen and
wife, returned to Dana college at Blair,
Neb., Monday.
Miss Mildred Neff went to Atlantic
Friday to visit her parents, Silas Neff
and wife. Her nephew, Kent Pellett
of Atlantic, who was here on visit ac-
companied her home.
V. B. Mayberry and family of Allan
tic were in Audubon Thursday even
ing on their way home from Manning,
where they went to attend the marriage
of j. @. Mayberry.
A building boom is on again in Au-
dubon. Several fine new residences are
in course of erection and many altera.
tons and decided improvements are
being made on many other homes. Con-
tracts have been let for at least a half
dozen others.