Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-12-25
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Mrs. Jas. Keightly is assisting in the
local postoffice during the holiday rush.
For good horse blankets, nice lap robes
and halters go to Martin Larson. 49tf.
ID. r. Jones came up from Casey Sat
urday on business returning home
Tuesday.
+. O. Niklason returned home from
st. Louis Friday, where he went on
business.
Northup Bros shipped several car
loads Of hogs TO the Cudahy, Wis, mar.
ket last week.
/ Will McLeran returned home Friday
from Omaha, where he went with two
car loads of sheep.
Good organ for school house or church,
for sale cheap if taken at once. En-
quire of A. @. Harmon. 48tf.
! Mrs. A. w. Hudler came to Audubon
Saturday from Marengo to spend
Christmas with her husband.
Mrs. Aug. 0elke, who visited few
days in Omaha with her daughter, Miss
Alma, returned home Friday.
d. f. Clifford; teacher of Piano and
Violin at the Audubon Music Co., Mon
days, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. 5lS
John Christin, who worked here the
past season for Martin Olsen departed
Saturday for his-home at Weber, Kans.
Miss Mildred Neff who teaches school
here went to her home in Atlantic Sat
urday tospend her vacation with her
parents.
S. w. and j. z, Wright returned
home Sunday from several days visit
with relatives at Des Moines and OF
tumwa.
Martin Sorensen left Monday for
visit at Maple Grove with friends then
to Renwick for a visit with Frank
Andersen.
Milt Messersmith, who has been
making his home in Audubon the past
year departed Monday for his home at
Wininiac. Ind.
Supt. Johansen went TO Extra Thurs
day evening, where he acted as one of the
judges in the Dramatic Contest held
there that night.
Vern Moss, of Ogden returned to his
home Saturday. He came to Audubon
Friday, driving the Miles Gardner anto
across country.
Miss Goldie Cozine, who attends
Drake University in Des Moines came
home Friday to visit her parents, j. A.
Cozine and wife.
Mrs. W. n. Earhart following pleas
ant visit in Audubon with her father,
j. G.. Davis and wife returned to her
home in Menlo Monday
Clark Hayden arrived in Audubon
the first of the week from Wilcox, Can,
to spend the winter with his brother
in law, Walter Schrader
Mrs. Sype and Miss Graham, who as.
sisted at the Seven Day Adventist meet
ings in Audubon last week, returned to
their home in Carroll Friday.
Mrs. Henry Kurtzlahs and children
and Miss Bertha Wollmer returned to
their home in Carroll Monday, after a
visit with relatives near Extra
Miss Florence Kopp, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis has return
ed home and is looking and feeling fine,
which win be pleasing news to her
many friends.
The teachers from away, who teach
in the Audubon High School, left Fri
day and Saturday for their respective
homes to enjoy their holiday vacation
with relatives.
Miss Olive Kopp returned from Des
Moines Saturday where she has been
attending Drake College. She will
spend two weeks with her parents, Joe
Kopp and wife.
Misses Clara Foley and Olga Christen-
sen went to Atlantic Friday, the for
mer to visit her sister, Mrs. p. A. Casey
and family and the latter for q visit
with her cousins.
E. N. Taggart and wife left Monday
for visit with relatives at Thayer,
Kans. Ed. Taggart, wife and two
children left for Lame Elm, Kans., to
visit for several days.
John Whalen and wife left for their
home in Omaha Saturday where he will
work again Mr.. Whalen has worked
here the past four months and was
No man at the block.