Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-03-13
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
+ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


Bluffs Wednesday.
Wanted, dish washer at Park Hotel,
81 so per week, steady job.
Values go up, prices go down at G.
w. Hoover's Discount Sale. Ill
Mrs. Alma X. Andersen, was pas
senger from Carroll, Monday.
Mrs. A. l.. Fowler, went to Oswego,
III, Tuesday to visit her relatives.
Rev. G. B. Christensen, went to
Blair Nebr., Tuesday, on business.
i'll. Mantz went to Council Bluffs.
Wednesday, to attend federal court.
Matchless goods at unmatched prices
at Hoovers % per cent Discount Sale.
Highest possible grade at lowest pos
sible prices at G. w. Hoover's Discount
Sale. Ill
$. S. Wilson who recently purchased
valuable stallion at Stanhope, sold
him last Saturday.
Peter Hansen went tie Omaha, Tues
day to spend several days with his
cousin, Nels Christensen.
Mrs. Mary Flint, who has been visit
ing Mrs John Alt returned to her
home in Stuart, Wednesday.
JPC Bonwell went to Des Moines,
Tuesday, to visit the Legislature and
get acquainted with state politics.
Mrs Dora McKibben, who mas been
visiting with Mrs. Parson, returned to
her home at Guthrie Center, Tuesday.
James Keightly, went to Council
Bluffs, Tuesday, to appear before the
federal court as a witness in the Kile
case.
j. T. Sherman and family of Kirk.
man were in the city the fore part OF
the week visiting the Eddy and Baker
home.
l.. S. Bridenstine and grandson
Donald Stemm, went to Menlo Tuesday
to visit with the formers daughter
Mrs. Chas. Stemm.
Frank Brennan, who has been EN-
ployed in a printing Office near Des
Moines, has arrived to accept a position
with The Republican.
We call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement of DR.. Elery in
this issue He is the new veterinary
with'offices at the Fl. Fl. Buck livery
barn! .l
John Ward of Sioux City was in
Audubon theilast of the week Visiting
his folks Sunday evening he departed
for Upton to look after some bridge
matters.
Mrs j. NJ. Parson, returned Monday,
from Des Mones, where she had been
to visit her daughter, Mrs. E. G. Rey-
nolds, who has recently undergone a
surgical operation.
Sam Carper, and Hi Mendenhall, went
to Des Moines, Wednesday, to secure a
patent on a folding carpenter bench
which they expect to offer to the public
in the near future.
Rev. Braun, of Atlantic, passed
through town Tuesday, on his way to
Wall Lake where he will assist in draw
ing plans for the building of new
Lutheran church at that place.
Miss Luella Lastine, went to Rolfe,
Tuesday to attend the silver wedding
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, T. H.
Lastine She was accompanied by
Christina, Soren and Anna Ratten-
borg
Mrs. James Clark, of Milestone,
Canada, who has been at her winter
home in 1ndianola the past season, ar
rived Monday, to visit at the Ed. Bill
harz, home before joining her husband
in Canada.
Mrs. ]. H.. Freedline and daughter,
Pauline, and brother, Geo. Swender,
departed Tuesday for Kansas City tc
visit their mother, who is staying with
her daughter Mrs. F. F. Sievert Of
that.City
OnEI5 VIM AOAo DSSAA AA'@
ona farm near Wichita, and who re
Gently purched one of Ed. Johnsons
farms, has moved his family onto tn
same. His son will farm the place b
left near Wichita.
C.P. Lowther who came last WED
nesday after his son, Harry, departe
Friday for his home Tin Hillsbort
Harry had severe attack of append
citis which took him down rapidly
He will be compelled to take sewers
.,o weeks rest before he is able to do an
work,
Miss Ota Marie Underwood, sister
Mrs DR.. Brooks, arrived Friday, fro
Greeley, Colo, where she has been
tending the State Teachers College, Il
past few years. After a short Wis
Miss Underwood, will enroll as one
o" Miss Stearns teachers, and will be Ell
ployed at Leroy No. l.
Tonoa ono of tho ynunp man