Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-11-27

Bates and family.
Alvin Holmes, of Adair was in An.
dubon Tuesday on business and visiting
with former friends.
w. S. Roberts put in a bad day Sun.
day. He has been suffering with Erys-
ipelas of the face.
Miss Sadie Nielsen went to 7 es Moines
Monday to enjoy few days visit with
her sister, Miss Marie.
TT Stafford the old time barber, and
good one, is holding down the vacant
chair at the. Weeks place.
Carlos Hollenbeck came home Sun.
day from near Waterloo where he has
been working the past year,
Not much need of Rev. Billy Sunday
going to Des Moines now that the sa.
looms there have been closed.
w. K. Carey, of Anita was an over
Sunday visitor in Audubon with his
wife at the L. E. Simpson home.
Jonas Mantz, following pleasant
visit here with his son, s L. Mantz
and wife, left Monday for Tama.
Will Krhuel, Jr., left Audubon tn,
last of the week for an indefinite stay
in different parts of the country.
Gerald Fitzgerald. supply student Of
Omaha filled the pulpit at the Presby
terrain church in Audubon Sunday.
Miss Potter came from Lewis to Au,
dubon Saturday and began teaching
the winter term at Melville school No. 4
The Northwestern Ry. Co., has in
stalled new Howe scale at the stock
yards. 1t is framed and imbedded il
cement.
Mrs. Gertrude Nelson and children
came home Monday from Coon Rapids
where they visited at the home of Mrs
Steele.
Mrs. Geo. Grauer left Friday for heI
home at Oxford, after pleasant visit
with her daughter. Mrs. II. Gerber and
family near Larland.
A family reunion is being held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Owen just
east of Hamlin today and big turkey
dinner is being enjoyed.
Mrs. o. g. Gaffin, who was here
nursing Miss Florence Kopp, who wai
afflicted with appendicitis, returned tC
Guthrie Center yesterday.
Wesley Miner and wife, of Grant, la.
were in Audubon Tuesday on their way
to Lake City to visit with their grand
daughter, Mrs. Donald Sargent.
Some household goods at private sale,
including China closet. rugs, beds
bedding and other articles. At the
Reinemund home.
Miss May Reinemund.
Henry G.. Leach has accepted a posi-
ton with the Audubon Produce Co.
and began his duties Monday morning
Henry is hustler and will make No
man for the place.
Miss Ruth Turner, head trimmer in
the Wilson 81 Freeman millinery de.
partment, departed Monday for her
home at Rapid City, s. D., where she
will remain for the winter.
Mrs. M. Il. Foley, following months
stay at Atlantic with her daughter,
Mrs. p. A. Casey and incidentally tax
ing care of her new grand daughter
Mary Colette Casey, returned home
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Cowles left
Monday evening for Ottumwa to visit
over Thanksgiving with their son, N
w. Cowles and family. Miss Elizabeth
Davis has charge of the jewelry store
during their absence.
Eddie Iced, who has been working
extra on the main line of the Rock Is
land road as brakeman since August, il
now ON the Atlantic Audubon branch
freight and his many Audubon friends
will get to see him occasionally.
Hans Hansen, of Douglas township
who has sand pit near his home is
now doing considerable work there
He says he will help load the sand fol
the next two or three weeks, and those
who will need sand for building pur.
poses in the spring had better buy
now at 81 per ton.
Saturday was the busiest day for mer,
chants in Audubon for some time. The
places of business were crowded with
holiday shoppers and it was almost i'm
possible to get waited upon before one
became good and tired A rest room
in Audubon for women and children
would be,a just the thing.
Aug. Burr, wife and Mrs. II. Sunbere
will leave Saturday morning for Chica-
go for a visit with their cousin, Ernest
Ehlert and family and other old time
acquaintance. On the way home they
stop of at Oxford, Grinnell and Iowa
City for a visit with relatives. They
expect to be away for three weeks.
Don Preston last week sold to Elmer
Bailey and wife his house and lot just
north of the f. A. Buthweg home, who
in turn disposed of the house to Mrs
Mary lines and she has had it moved
onto her lot on North Church St and
will have it remodeled for renting pur.
poses. Mr.. Bailey will commence al
once, weather permitting, the erection
of new home, on the bungalo order.
Mrs. j. M. Jennings and three chill
dren of Carroll were in the city Satur,
day visiting old neighbors and friends
Mrs. jennings has moved to another
house at Carroll and while doing sc
contracted severe cold that Is causing
her considerable annoyance. Foul
years ago she went to Iowa City for al
operation and her old trouble has re
appeared which has made it necessary
for her to have another operation Sh,
expected TO go to Iowa City yesterday