Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1912-02-01
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Tuesday from Essex
Geo. z. Kellogg transacted business
in Atlantic yesterday.
School books and school supplies at
Tricks Drug Store all the time. So.
d. r. Jones, the auctioneer, of Casey
was in Audubon this week looking after
business.
Frank Niklason went over to Kim
ballton and other points Tuesday to
purchase horses.
Mrs. Alex Ferguson returned home
Tuesday from visit with J. B. Hunter
and family in Manning.
The Audubon Music Co. moved their
stock of goods over to the Jake Ruhs
store on South Park this week.
Mrs. o. g. Gaffin, who visited here
with Joe Kopp and family, returned to
her home in Guthrie Center yesterday.
Pearle Roberts came down from Sioux
City Monday for an indefinite visit
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
Roberts.
Mrs. Ida Poulsen and daughter Mile,
who were here for treatment for the
latter, returned to their home in Harlan
yesterday.
The Thos. Law public sale held yes
terday was very successful Everything
sold well and large crowd was in at
tendance.
Geo. Mushrush and wife came over
from Sheldon yesterday for q visit of
two weeks with his mother on their
honey moon trip.
A large number of people came up on
the 1925 Rock Island train Tuesday
from different points to attend the Mad
ison Spencer hog sale.
Albert and s. Gray returned to their
home in Scarnton yesterday. They
were here to attend the large cattle sale
of Peter Clark's.
Miss Ethel Kuhn left for Des Moines
Tuesday evening to visit with friends
for few days, one of which may &C.
company her home.
Miss Alvina Sorensen has decided
to remain in Audubon and will worl,
for her sister. Mrs. Lou Colwell at the
Arlington Hotel.
Mrs. Molly Schallow purchased the
Chas. Tunmann property near the
Burnside & Leake elevator yesterday,
paying $l,70O for same.
Miss Lift Collins returned to her home
in Atlantic last evening. following a
very pleasant visit here with her friend,
Mrs. NJ. T. Foley and family.
Carl Hoover had the Gem Theatre
closed Friday and Saturday nights of
last week on account of the death of his
grandmother, Mrs. Lucy Reynolds.
C. j.. Etchensen and daughters Zenith
and Daisy went to Brayton yesterday.
the former on business while the girls
will visit with the Horton family.
Mrs. Rachel Graham left yesterday
for her home in jefferson, following a
pleasant visit of two months here with
sister Mrs. Marion Potter and other
relatives.
Des Moines claimed C. B. Elliott as
business visitor yesterday. Some say
he just followed the Locke Co., to Extra
as he saw it the night before and wish.
ed to see it again.
The German Ladies Aid Society was
entertained at dinner Tuesday noon al
the home of Mrs. c. HI. Stocking. The
afternoon was pleasantly spent in sew.
ing and social chat.
John Butterton purchased the John.
son & Buck property just north of the
High School Monday, recently .owned
by Sam ]. Kopp. Mr.. B. will not move
to town this spring, however.
Jay Shingledecker left for Atlantic
and Casey Monday on business. return.
ing home yesturday. Tuesday of next
week with his wife he expects to leave
for Monte Christie, Tex, to make their
future home.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Van Gorder de-
parted for Chicago Thursday evening
where they visited four days with their
daughter, Mrs. w. d. Kirk. They then
left for Tampa, Fla, where they expect
to remain until April
The j. p. Miller Artesian.. Well Co.
received their supply of coal Tuesday
and began drilling in the afternoon and
are now down about 80 feet. 1t is
hoped that plentiful supply of good
water will be obtained.
J. r. Wright went to Des Moines yes
terday to join his wife andishe will re-
turn home with him. Mrs. Wright
went there two weeks ago, thinking
she might have to undergo another OPP
Grafton but one was not necessary, which
is pleasant news to her many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Burnside returned