Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-05-28

| Johnson.
/ Thos. Rutherford, Jr., went to Omaha
Tuesday to attend to some business OF
Importance.
Mrs. Gertrude Nelson returned home
Monday from visit with friends at
Des Moines.
| DR.. Franklin is business visitor at
Omaha this week, going down there
on Tuesday.
Torment trees in celler, safe to plant
Phone for them to w. M. Bomberger,
Harlan, Iowa. 19-tf.
Miss Pearl Stanley went 10 Atlantic
Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs. Will
Deets and husband.
Jasper Jensen left Tuesday for few
days visit with his son Victor and fam
lily at Guthrie Center.
John Sherman came from Iowa Falls
Tuesday TO look after his farm interests
and visit with friends.
J. w. Richards, who has been work
ing at Omaha the past six weeks re-
turned home Saturday.
Hans Hansen and wife went to Allan
tic Tuesday TO see her sister, patient
in the Atlantic hospital.
The Melville Center church had a
new roof built on it this week and is
being otherwise improved.
Mrs. Meta Schmidt returned home
Friday from visit at Lorah with her
daughter, Mrs. G. l.. Jensen.
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Roy Good, who visited here several
days with Clarence Niklason has left
for his home at Marshalltown.
Mrs. b. Cunningham returned home
! Thursday from a weeks visit at West
side with her son Will and family.
The play to have been given at the
opera house Monday evening was called
off on account of the electrical storm.
Harold Brown, brother of Mrs. j.
Reinemund was business visitor in
Audubon Tuesday. He lives at Sac City.
Mrs. w. T. johnson arrived from
| Norfolk, Neb., Tuesday to visit her Sis
ter, Mrs. Bert McLeran and numerous
other relatives.
Mrs. j. L. Rippey and daughter, Mrs.
to visit with their son and brother,
Merle Rippey and wife.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Ger
man Lutheran church enjoyed a sociable
at the home of Mrs. VIM. Sucher in the
country Tuesday afternoon.
Monday and Tuesday Of this week
were the first real hot days we have
noticed, the thermometer registering
around the 30 mark in the shade.
Miss Daisy Prick returned home Sat
urday from Dee Moines, where she went
as a delegate to the p. Il. convention,
representing the Audubon Chapter.
Joseph Andrews of Hurley, S. d.,
who is visiting his cousin, Hon. Il. f.
Andrews at Extra was Tuesday visit
or in Audubon with old acquaintance
Mrs. F. Lister and two children of
Carroll came Saturday for visit at
the Geo. n. Weighton home. They left
for Atlantic Tuesday for a. few days
visit with friends.
Chris Christensen went to Manning
| Tuesday to work on the new residence
of Druggist Sheldorff, Hermansen Il
Stone of Audubon having the contract
for the building of same.
L. NJ. johnson sold an Apperson, late
model auto to VIM. Owen, Jr., this
week. He drove the machine from Oma-
ha Monday, arriving home few min
utee ahead of the storm.
Mrs. II. Mckinney returned to Logan
Tuesday, after visit here vita her
parents, VIM. Rucker and wife, She
was accompanied home by her brother
Chas. and sister Sudie for visit.
LosT:-A set of plain silver knifes
last Saturday between Audubon and
my home four and half miles south
east of town. Finder please notify
Mrs. Marsh McNutt. Phone 33A22-2l.
Tom Campbell, living in Melville
township lost two fine head of cattle the
last of the week by lightning, and w.
j. Campbell of near Larland had No.
COW killed by lightning Monday night.
Geo. Mathesen, G. H. Jensen, A. j.
Shupe, Otto Larsen, j, G. Jensen, VIM
and Henry Blohm went to Ames Tues
| day to attend the demonstration given
with the serum as preventative for
hog cholera.
John Lemon, alias Genial Jack, I"
conductor on the Rock Island Audubon
branch, took well earned lay off last
Saturday and went to Mason City for a
visit of several days with his son George
and wife.
Mrs. A. l.. Brooks returned from Des
Moines Saturday from visit with her
husband, and reports him as regaining
strength rapidly. Emmert, who accom-
panied her remained for longer visit
with his father.
Rev. j. f. Christensen and family
of Humboldt were in Audubon Tues
day enroute to Brayton for visit with
her parents, S. Kraglund and wife. They
will then go to Harlan, where he will
conduct church meeting.
Tree seedlings and evergreens for
groves. --Boxelders, soft naples, ash,
elms, carolins, poplars, post catalpas
walnuts. black cherry, cottonwoods and
willows in cellar for immediate ship
ment. Phone or write orders to w. M.
| Bomberger, Harlan, Iowa. left.
Ray Bolton has purchased peanut
and popcorn wagon similar to the one
owned by Alex Ferguson, only more
expensive by $3.50, which he began
operating at Manning the first of this
week Alex Ferguson went to Manning
last Friday and tried it out for Ray and
pronounced it perfect in all respects.
Rev. J. P. Christensen and family,
who have been occupying rooms at the
Mrs. b. Cunningham home have moved
into their own home just north CT the
Danish Lutheran church. The parson-
age has been practically rebuilt and
made into modern residence, which
no doubt is very much appreciated by
the reverand gentleman and family.
A. s. Andersen of Ogden, Utah, came
TO Audubon last week for visit with
his brother SAINT Andersen and family
This is the first visit the brothers have
had in 81 years and you can bet 1t is
of much interest TO both Of them. Mr.
Andersen had business calling him tc
Chicago where he went Friday. He
will return TO Audubon in few days
and will remain to have good visit
before returning TO his home at Ogden