Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-03-21


Horace Allen was Manning caller
Friday.
Nels Christensen went to Nevada
Monday to look after his real estate
interests.
o. A. Wood, of the Green Bay Lum.
Der Co., spent Sunday at Atlantic with
his father.
M. j. Wagey departed for Crete, Neb.,
Friday for an over Sunday visit with
his family.
Peter Hansen and wife became the
happy parents of III pound baby boy
Saturday last.
Miss Ethel Linderman, of Anita, is in
the city this week guest at the Chas.
Bagley home.
F. o. Nikalson returned Friday from
Harlan and vicinity, where he was pur-
chasing horses.
Geo. Bickelhaupt went up to Cedar
Rapids Monday on business, in connec-
ton with land deal.
John Brannan went to Manning Fri.
dly to visit with friends and look after
some business matters.
J. L. Rippey, who acted as Federal
grand juror last week at Council Bluffs,
returned home Friday.
Nels Henricksen returned to his home
in Manning Friday, following few
days visit here with friends.
D. NJ Dean, who was here looking
after his monument business, returned
to his home in Harlan Friday.
A ton and half good hay in stack
for sale, on the Levi Kopp place. See
Ralph Carper. 12s
Miss Hazel Brown has returned to her
home at Atlantic after a several days
visit in the city with friends
JAS. LANCE who attended a meeting
of the A. o. U. W. at Des Moines re-
tarned home Saturday evening.
J. L. Andersen and j. w. Mcclure
shipped two cars of cattle to the South
Omaha market Sunday evening.
Miss Lila Wolsey of Atlantic, follow.
ing a visit here with friends few DAYS
left Monday for Manning to visit with
cousin.
Bertel Wonsmos writes back from
Kansas to friend that he was stalled
four days in the snow on his way to
Colorado
j. E. Bowman returned to his home
in Coon Rapids Friday. He was here
on business and to visit with friends for
several day.
The Misses Grace Baldwin and Marion
McCorquodale of Chicago will be the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Simpson
for two weeks.
John Norris, who attended the Ninth
District Republican Convention at the
Bluffs last week, returned home the
last of the week
Bert McI.eran, following visit with
his sister. Mrs. F. A. Chichester at Au.
rora. Neb., returned home Friday. He
reports her much improved.
Mrs. G. H. Kirkpatrick, following a
pleasant visit here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Keightly, returned
to her home in Pleasantville Monday.
Mrs. Roberts sold her surplus house
hold goods at auction Saturday after.
noon and with her sons, Oscar and Bert
departed Monday for Los Angeles, Cal. /,
where they will make their home for
the present.
Ralph Warrington. who recently &c
copied position in the mechanical de-
partment at the Advocate Office went to
Des Moines, Saturday. He met his
wife from Odeboldt at the capitol city
and returned to Audubon with her
Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs j. F. Frazier sold their
home place the last of the week to VIM.
Owen, ST., for a consideration of So, 500
The property is fine one and nicely
located. Mr.. Owen and family will not
move into it this spring having rented
it to Mr.. Frazier for year.
Mrs. Hester Dawson, who visited here
with her daughter, Mrs. Emil Bilharz,
left Iowa City Monday to visitanother
daughter, Mrs. David Abrams. Mrs.
Bilharz accompanied her mother to
Iowa City and from there went to
Chicago for ten days visit with
relatives.
Last week we were in error in the
publishing of the marriage Essences.
We had it Walter Jensen instead of
Walter Hansen and Miss Marie Tranum.
Mrs. Hansen called our attention to the
mistake and remarked that she didn't
care to have people think she had two
husbands when the one she has fills all
the necessary requirements of dutiful
husband.