Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-05-11
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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Clara Anderson was visitor In At
lantic on business Saturday.
e. E. Bailey was business visitor
to Omaha the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Julia M. Parsons was friend
ly visitor in Manning the last of the
week.
! For sale:--Good lot in good neigh
borhood, thee blocks from school. A.
w. Quinby. 1874 pd.
DR.. James of Elkhorn was a
professional caller in Audubon last
Saturday, making the trip by auto.
j. Mel Graham returned Friday
morning from Harlan, where he had
been on a case pending in court there.
Louis Spirup was a passenger to
Carroll Friday to meet gentleman
on business, regarding some South
Dakota land.
II. G. Leach, travelling salesman,
came in from Shenandoah Friday
morning for an over Sunday visit
with his family.
For Memorial Day, phone for green
house cut flowers, Carnations, Roses,
Peonies, Lilies, wreaths, or any Mem
orial Day cut flowers of cut-flower
service to w. M. Bomberger. 1872
Leo Booton, Frank Reynolds and
Alvey johnson went to Omaha Fri
day morning to spend a couple OF
days on business.
Rev. G. B. Christensen arrived
home Friday from Blair, Neb., where
he went on business in connection
with the Dana college.
w. S. Morland of Milford came Fri.
day evening, being called here on &C.
count of the illness of his aged moth.
err. Mrs. w. S. Moreland, Sr.
Miss Mamie Barr closed a success.
full term of school Friday at Douglas
school No. 2 and departed Saturday
for her home at Shelby, Neb.
| C. l.. Stenlund, plumber for the
Test Plumbing Co., went to his home
at Omaha Saturday for an over Sun
day visit with his relatives.
| Mrs. G. A. Kraft went to Lake
| View Saturday for an over Sunday
visit with her husband, who is EN-
ployed in meat market there.
Mrs. A. w. Owen and sister, Mrs
H. j. Savage, were visitors in Allan
tic with relatives the last OF the week
returning home Saturday evening.
Month of May is time to plant ever
greens. Every kind can be sent i'm
mediately or we can load your auto
in 10 minutes II you drive to nursery
w. nj. Bomberber, Harlan, la. 1872
Mrs. Arthur Farquhar and the
Misses May and Nora Hunt were Fri
day passengers to Des Moines for {
few days visit with friends and rela
tives.
Mrs. Rice Altman and daughter
Olive, who are here from Hardy, Neb
visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. Towns
end, were business visitors in Allan
tic Saturday.
Mrs. p A. Casey and children re
turned to their home in Atlantic Fri
day evening, after a pleasant visit o
ten days here with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. M. T. Foley.
Mrs. Jackson Giddens, who las
week was called to Hiawatha, Kans
to attend the funeral of her nephew
Howard Patterson, returned to Audi
bon Friday morning.
III DIR. J. X. Donaldson who attende
the State Dental Convention at De
Moines last week and visited at Man
chester, Ia, with his parents, return
ed to Audubon Saturday.
Fred Fivecoat of Creston, who wa
here last week and erected the monu
ment on the C. l.. Tramp family 10
in Maple Grove cemetery, returne
to his home Friday morning.
1
months visit here with her brother
vern Snellbaker and family, departe
for her home at North Manchester
Ind, last Saturday morning.
Ed. f. Bilharz, who attended tn
bankers convention at Omaha Wed
nseday of last week and RENAME
there a few days to attend to som
matters of business, returned HON
Friday morning.
Frank Kerwin left for Atlanti
Saturday afternoon for a VISIT wit
friends over night and to attend tn
initiation ceremonies of a class int
the mysteries of the X. of c. whic
took place Sunday.
Miss Alice White. who has bee
here coaching the high school senio
class for their class play, to be give
on the nights of Wednesday, May 81
and Thursday, June LIST, left Frida
evening for Allerton.
Make everything as comfortabl
as you can for mother and the baby
Why carry the little baby when yo,
can get a go-cart at such REASONABLE
prices? We have an exceptionall
lgood line to select from. A. c. Harmon
/ Evans Marquesen and family en-
joyed visit last Friday from his par
ents and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Han
Marquesen and daughter, Miss Pear
and his grandfather. Jens Marquesen
who autoed to Audubon from Kim
ballton.
Mrs. John Weighton returned hom
Saturday morning from Rochester
Mimi, where she spent several week
for her health and is feeling just fine
with the exception of being littl
weak. Mr.. Weighton. who went Their
last week, accompanied her home.
| Why keep your winter choring vi
year after year in bleak cold barn
and yards, when few dollars will blu,
Seeding Soft Naples, post catalpas
Russian Mulbury. Boxelders, Cotton
wood that you can pillow in quickly
Be kind to yourself, family and ami
mails. Get trees in this year from w
M. Bombergsr, Harlan, Iowa. Plent.
time now. 1872.
Sunnyside school. No. 3. Creole,
township, gave a school picnic, at tn
grove last Friday. and as the da,
was ideal, an enjoyable time was had
The parents, children and teacher
Miss Helen McGrew. were present. 4
good dinner was spread and the after
noon was spent in games of variou
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