Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-04-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

guests at the nome OF their sister,
Mrs. Sherman Wright.
For Sale:-A No. Bowling Alley
full regulation length with all fixt-
ures. Cheap. Enquire at Booster
Cafe. 13-tf
Mrs. Alice Esbeck returned from
Brayton last Friday where she had
been to attend the wedding of her
niece, Miss Christina Marie Hansen.
Wanted:-An unlimited number
OF men twenty-one years old or over,
to play billiards and pocket billiards
at the Basement Billiard Roow. 1874.
j. M. Haskins, a former resident
here, and who still owns land in
Audubon county, came from Harlan
Monday to look after his land inter-
ests.
Carl Hoover of the Gem theatre,
was in Omaha Saturday and Mon
day making arrangements for som.
new films to be run at his popular
moving picture show.
A baby girl is reported at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mitchell,
twelve miles east of Audubon. This
is their fourth child and mother and
/ abe are doing nicely under the care
of DR.. Fulton.
c. c. Lundy who has been employ
ed by G. w. Hoover the past year, re-
signed his position Saturday and af-
Ter spending a week in these parts
will return to his home in West Lib
erty and later go to Davenport where
he has accepted a position.
H. II. Buck came back from Iowa
City Tuesday where he had been on
ten days visit with his parents. En-
route home he was Joined at Allan
tic by his father-in-law. b. F. Childs
of Greenfield who will visit his
daughter and family week or ten
days.
For the next couple of weeks ]
will be able to do your cleaning and
repairing of cisterns. II you need
my services kindly see me at once as
my time will be limited for this class
of work. 1t is best to have this done
before the spring rains. T. w.
Staley. 12-2w.
Fred Bartlett who made a trip TO
Wichita, Kansas, to look after a land
proposition, returned home Saturday
evening. He reports Kansas in a
fiourishing condition as regards crop
conditions. They have had plenty or
moisture and small grain never look
ed better at this time of the year.
Miss Ellowene Phelps who has
heen visiting friends in the city
since last fall, departed Monday for
Lenark, H., where she will visit her
aunt. Mrs. Harriet Bows. Later she
will go to Chicago and from there go
to Milton, Vermont where she will
remain until she is ready to return
to Iowa.
For fancy shade, parking, weeping
of ornamental trees get off order at
Cnce to w. NJ. Bomberger. Harlan,
Iowa, for Civ Birch. Sugar and
Norway Naples, Norway. Carolina.
Golden. Silver. Paplars, Ash. White
Ash. Soft Naples, Boxalders, Syca-
more, Buckeyes, S. Chesnuts, White
ElmS. 12-2w.
In the transfer of the papers in the
slle of the John Brewster farm near
Traer the seller was compelled to
pend SAT for stamps under the dem
ocratic war tax, and the purchaser
about $500 to stamp the notes. This
is what the country gets, says the
Traer Clipper for trying to do bus
mess on free trade basis.
NJ. II. Titterington who was called
to Des Moines last Friday on a mat
ter of business spent Monday in Aud
ubon visiting old time friends and ac-
quaintances. He says he is in love
with his new home and Tuesday
morning went back to Milford where
he and his good family are prosper
ing and enjoying the best of health.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Weiland and
little son returned Saturday from
Omaha where they went to meet her
sister, Mrs. Theo. Kleppe and daugh-
ter Marjorie who were on their way
from the state of Nevada to their
home at Beatrice, Wis. Mrs. Kleppe
and her daughter will be guests at
the Weiland home for a month before
continuing their journey.
Mrs. Sam Magill went to Atlantic
Tuesday morning to accompany her
husband back from the hospital
where he submitted to a surgical OPP
Grafton two weeks ago. He will re-
main in the city at the home Of Joe
Johnston until tomorrow when he
will return to his home near Gray.
lie is feeling quite well since the
operation and hopes to gain perman-
ent relief.
81 is big here-will do lot, buw
any of these items, so standard or
25 fancy evergreens, (2yr shrubs,
(2yr hardy roses), s porch vines. 10
Dehlias, 10 Perennials, 10 Gannas,
ai.tp E0 GladnI IN Irf
800 each grove seedlings, or Hardy
Post Catalpas, or Soft Naples, or Ash
or Boxelder, or Russian Mulbury, get
here with order to w. M. Bomberger,
Harlan, Iowa. 12-2w.
The South Western Iowa Teachers
Association meets in annual conven-
ton at Clarinda this week. We no.
tice by the printed program that
Supt. F. w. Johansen, of this city Is
on the program with paper, on the
subject: 1.-THE Normal Training
Graduate and College Entrance Re-
quirements. If 1t is impossible for
him to attend, Prof. Morley will take
his place on the program.
Mrs. Z. Z. Weeks and little daugh-
ter went to Guthrie Center Tuesday
to visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
s. |. Grandstaff. Yesterday a family
reunion was held, the occasion be-
ing the celebration of their 48th
wedding anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs.
Grandstaff are among the finest peo-
pie in Guthrie Center and the Repub-
lican wishes to join in extend g to
this splendid old couple our sincerest
and heartiest congratulations.