Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-03-14

LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


Casey first of the week.
Arthur Farquhar was a bushes
caller in Menlo Monday.
E. E. Bailey returned Sunday from ;
business trip to Des Moines.
A few Pure Rhode Island Reds fol
sale. Mrs. Chas. L. Tramp. Aft.
Chris Christensen of Brayton was {
visitor in the County seat Monday.
Lafe Simpson went to Atlantic Mon
day to look after business of importance
]. P. Woodland has been confined tc
his home for several days with pneu
monia.
jim Carper and family have moved
from north Tracey st. over to West
Audubon.
Hans Jespersen returned to his home
in Atlantic Monday, after visit here
with friends.
Jas. Baird and wife returned home
Sunday noon from visit with her folks
in Massena.
Geo. and John Somner shipped seven
ty-two head of cattle to Chicago Satur-
day afternoon.
VIM. Rucker, who was drawn as a
juror in the Federal court went to the
Bluffs Tuesday.
Prof. II. p. Smith, who spent few
days in Des Moines on business return
ed home Monday.
Mrs. d. B. Andersen came to Audu-
bon Monday from Menlo for q weeks
visit with relatives.
C. H. Stockings transacted business
in Omaha the first of the week, going
down Monday noon.
Post cards that are photographs,
81 90 per dozen during the month of
March only at Masons. 100
]. L. Rippey left for Council Bluffs
Monday, being drawn as grand juror
in the Federal Court.
For Rent-Good barn, stalls for four
horses, big hay loft and buggy ROOM
Enquire at this office. lift
Geo. Kibby and wife became the hap
Ply parents of a bright.eyed baby girl
Thursday of last week.
Lew Shingledecker came up from A t.
lantic Tuesday to visit with relatives
and look after some business.
John Norris left Monday noon to at
tend the Ninth District Republican
Convention at Council Bluffs.
J. L. Bartlett of Coon Rapids, follow
ing a visit here of several days, went up
to Manning on business Monday.
Miss Bessie Knudsen of Atlantic, who
visited here with John Andersen and
family, returned home Monday.
NJ. A. Gardiner, who helped NJ. A.
Titterington and family move up to
Milford, returned home Monday.
Early Swedish select seed oats for
sale. Write or Phone, J H. Griffith.
Samples of oats at Rienemunds. 81.
Miss Lucy Lieb, the trained nurse
was called to Kimballton Tuesday to
take care of one of DR.. Soe's patients.
c. H. Reynolds, following visit of
ten days in Guthrie Center with his
mother and other relatives, returned
home Sunday.
Ed. Prick returned home Monday
evening from Spirit Lake where he
spent three weeks on business stocking
up his farm.
II. c. Gotch of Manning who tran
sacted business in Audubon last week
departed for Chicago Monday to visit
with relatives.
The snow storm of Sunday night and
Monday caused the both roads running
into Audubon to use double-headers on
their lines Monday.
Miss Daisy Arnold came to Audubon
Sunday noon from Earlham and is the
new trimmer and saleslady at the
Wilson & Freeman store.
j. S. johnson took his little daughter
Lila to Council Bluffs Tuesday to have
her treated for throat trouble which
has been bothering her of late.
Mrs. r. NJ. Klien, of Templeton, was
in Audubon Monday on her way to Ex-
ira, where she will take a course in
dressmaking of Mrs. Connrardy.
Mrs. Marie Dahm and NJ. c. Petersen
returned to their home in Harlan Tues
day. They were the guests of Claus
Thomson and family while here.
The Cassie Root family are certainly
having their share of sickness this win
ter. Mrs. Rute and two of the children
are under doctors care at present.
The Wright" way is the only way
of smoking meat satisfactorily. One
bottle smokes barrel of meat. Price
per bottle, 75c. Prick Drug Co. lie.
Andrew Arensten and wife returned
to their home in Walnut Monday, hav-
ing been over Sunday visitors here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Werner.
Mrs. Charles Bagley and daughter,
Miss Marion returned home from Des
Moines Sunday noon where the former
went for treatment for impaired eye.