Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-03-07

their new home in Glidden the first of
the week. Mr.. Kopp has purchased 80
acres near Glidden which he will farm
the coming year.
Miss Katherine Foley went to Des
Moines Tuesday morning to accept a
position in one of the large wholesale
millinery establishments of that city.
Later in the season she may accept a
position elsewhere.
John c. Connolly of Greenfield, who
purchased the Brown ranch last year
and disposed of the same in quarter
sections, was here last week on business
in connection with same, returning
home Thursday evening.
VIM. Rucker was a business visitor
at Lake View the latter part of last
week. He may decide to buy a site
near the lake and build summer
home, for he has fallen in love with
that section of the country.
Jacob Meyer left Monday morning
for What Cheer to look after some bust
ness matters. Jake may be taking an
interest in the pottery works now being
built at What Cheer. He will also visit
at Montezuma before returning.
Chas. Elliott left Tuesday morning
for Colome, S. D., in response to tele.
gram stating that his mother was
seriously ill. Mrs. Elliott is making
her home with one of her daughters in
South Dakota and is seventy seven
years of age.
Bertel Wonsmos and Geo. Bonneson
loaded their cars of household goods
and shipped them to Alamosa, Colo,
where they expect to make their home
for the present. The immigrant car
left Tuesday evening and the families
will follow later.
L. p. Bentner, of Extra, was in town
yesterday making final arrangements
for going to Canada where he owns a
lot of land. 1t is his usual custom to
spend his winters in Iowa and when
spring comes to spend the summer
months in Canada.
Geo. Davis loaded his household goods
and farm implements at Hamlin yester-
day and pulled out for Howe, n. ID. His
family will follow in couple of weeks.
His father, who has been living near
Howe, is expected to return to Audubon
about the first of next June.
j. C. Boyer has sold his residence
property in which he is now living to
to w. H. Bolton and he will give pos
session March 18th, when Mr.. Bolton
will move into 1T. Mr.. Boyer will move
his family into his other town property
just vacated by R. o. Craney.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Harrison, OF
Creston, have been in the city few
days visiting the lady's daughter, Mrs.
HI. c. Hanson. Mrs. Harrison will re.
main few days longer, but Mr.. Harri
son was compelled to return to his bust
ness duties on Monday morning.
S. NJ. Luse. of Ross has moved to
Audubon and will make this his home
for the present. He has been on the
farm for twenty-three years and he will
find town life little dull for a while
but after he becomes acclimated he will
find Audubon much to his liking.
The Degree of Honor Ladies went tl
the home of Mrs. r. o. Craney Tuesday
evening to bid her farewell. She wa:
given lodge pin by the ladies as 9
token of esteem and as a kind remem
brance of old time friendships. Mr.. and
Mrs. Craney leave today for their new
home in Omaha.
F. w. Hill, of Hamburg, Iowa, ha.
accepted position on The Republican
He is young man who has had wild,
experience in the newspaper and print
ing business and will make valuabl,
acquisition to our force Mr.. Hill.
father is quite well known here as Rev
Enoch HILL Methodist minister nov
at Greenfield and a member of of thi
conference.
The local Masonic Lodge at its regu
lar meeting last Friday night decided t.
hold banquet some time during tn,
present month, and III. j. Mantz, w
NJ, was authorized to select committe,
of five to have charge of the banquet
The following brothers were selected
Arthur Farquhar, ID. l.. Freeman
Chas. s. White, A. NJ. Currier and Der
McCleran. During the past years thes
banquets have been highly successful
and enjoyable occasions, and it
planned that the one for this year shall
be fully up to the standard. Beside
the banquet it is the intention to hav
a program consisting of music an,
addresses.
Mrs. Frank A. Taylor living "a mile
north west, has just received MIC
shipment of Indian Runner duck
from the eastern part of the state. Tn,