Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-02-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


A. Segel, the city engineer, was in
Carroll on business the fore part of
the week.
Harmie Hukill went to Omaha Mon
day evening, where business matters
called his attention.
Miss Laura Johnson of Extra
came today and will visit few days
with relatives and friends in this
city.
f. ID. Searls returned from Carroll
this morning, where he attended to
business matters and enjoyed visit
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. w.
r. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kraul Jr. re-
turned this afternoon from Guthrie
Center where they have been visiting
the past week with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. F. l.. Gilbert and children
went to Manila this morning where
they will visit for an indefinate time
at the home of her sister, Mrs. S. E.
VanOsdol.
All Miller returned Saturday from
Omaha where he sold car load of
hogs. His shipment brought fancy
prices and was next-to topping the
market for that day.
Why buy nursery stock at Harlan?
Because it is safe, just as safe to buy
at Harlan as with your tried, reliable
favorite bank. Call. write or phone
w. M. Bomberger, Harlan.
Mrs. w. J. Laubender who spent a
week or ten days visiting her sister,
Mre. Simpson at Oxford, Iowa, his
somewhat improved in health.
The Infant son of MIR. and Mrs.
Peter Windfeldt, of Sharon died yes
terday and was buried today. The
friends of the family extend their
sympathy to the grief stricken par
ents.
F. NJ. Rice. the obliging deputy in
the county clerks Office, has been in
disposed the past week and was not
able to be at his post of duty. His
friends trust that his illness is only
Temporary.
w. C. Zekel, who is here on visit
from Zensta. Canada, was guest at
the home of his uncle, Geo. Erwin
the fore part of the week, went from
here to Manning where he will make
more extended visit.
Write me, let me plan your plant
ing this winter. No experiment here
we can show hundreds OF farms
actually and correctly improved thai
adds many hundreds of thousands t.
farm values. W. M. Bomberger
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Stowe. wh'
have been visiting relatives in ant
near Omaha since their marriage las
Wednesday. returned to Audubon to
day and after visit here will go t
their home on the farm in Viol;
township.
The regular meeting of the Ladie
Missionary Society of the Presbyter
ian church will be held Friday after
noon in the parlor of the church. TIL
program beginning at $3.50 and te
will be served at $500 A good at
tendance is desired,
You do it with doubt misgivings
from dear experience send tree orde
to outside nursery or sign tree agent
paper but it is safe to buy at Harla
as with your trusted bank, book orde
at once by mail with Bomberger, Hal
Ian, Iowa.
Attorney j. II. Moss slipped an
, fell on the ice at his home the for
part of the week which resulted
the fracture of small bone in h
right shoulder. He was compelle
to carry the arm in d sling for a fe
day, but at this time he is able to /
at his office.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mendenha
Mendenhall and son Golden, of Farm
land Ind, arrived In the city yeste
day, having been called here by IL
death of his sister, Mrs. John Hutch
! son. They will proably remain II
weeks visit with other relatives b
fore returning to their home.
Geo. Pfeister and family of Ca
roll. Mrs. A. S. Clark, of Spirit LAX
: Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. ;Swaney, of Ca
: roll Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sigle- and Nj
!. Cy Gibson, of Dedham; and Mr.. al
Mrs. r. Motter. of Manning, were
$ the city yesterday to attend the fu
e eral of the late John Renftle.
: The colliding of two AUTOMOBILE
on Broadway last Saturday afterno,
Y of excitement for the populace. FC
q tunately the cars were running at
0 moderate rate of speed and the ca
did not strike each other very heavi
n so scarcely any damage was done.
r On account of Mrs. DR.. Hallor;
y being unable to fill her engageme
3 last Saturday afternoon. Miss Els
McLeran had charge of the Sto
n Hour at the library. The "Prin
e Folly and the Wicked Witch" al
d THE Peasant and the Emperor" we
IS the two interesting stories that we
told 25 children who had gathere
II Salo Schultz, who came from Silv
II City. N. NJ, the latter part of la
d week for visit with his wife al
# baby who are guests at the home
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
n Smith, went to Rochester, Mimi, IL
= morning where he will consult speci
e lists at the Mayo hospital regardi
r his physical condition.
Geo. Ross, who served two terms
O a member of the county board
IS supervisors, was in Des Moines Ia
h week where he disposed of nu
IS Der of head of Polled Herefords
O the Association sale. He with
son are making the cattle busint
|, a speciality and their Offering was
- such a grade that cow and c.
. sold for $1025 and a young b
,s brought $3.50.
IN Don Preston went to Omaha Mo
is day evening when he will look af,
matters concerning the purchasing
10 a new moving picture machine. w
70 new machine. like he has in vie
"A greater efficiency can be obtained
,a showing the pictures and it will a
! be an electric rewind. While The
20 he will view some new special pictu
o thnt he homes 10 give To the nuhl