Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-12-25
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

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Mrs. Jas Hunt. 500.
). b. Northup arrived from Moline
ILL.,, Thursday to visit his brothers.
Andy Nielsen left for Vail Saturday
to spend the holidays with his friend
Chris Hansen.
Mike Fabricius transacted business
in Des Moines several days the latter
part of the week.
Ed Frick and wife came home from
Spirit Lake last week to remain during
the holidays.
Tad Evans went to Anita Saturday
to bring back afew thoroughbred horses
for DR.. Elery.
Father Mcdonald visited IN Carroll q
few days last week, returning home the
latter part of the week.
Mrs. NJ. E. Pardee went to Ida Grove
Saturday for holiday visit with her
daughter, Mrs. John Lair.
Horse blankets at 81. so per pair and
up. Lap robes at $500 apiece and NJ
and II inch halters at 80 cents each ano
up at Martin Larsons. 49tf.
have on hand at all times tame and
wild hay thatI canasell either by the
bale or the ton. If you are wanting
hay see me at any time. L. G. John
SON 48tf.
Miss Ila McFadden teacher at Mel
vile No will have her box supper
Dec. -26th instead of the 10th as report
ed last week.
Chas Fulton and wife of Melville
township are the happy parents of a
baby girl, born to them last week.
+. w. Johansen left the last of the
week for Alden to join his wife and Wis.
it with her folks during the holidays.
Mrs. Hepburn returned to her home
in Des Moines Friday, following a visit
in Audubon with her niece, Mrs. ]. A.
Nash.
Will Freeman went to Atlantic Sat
urday on business with tho Musson Co.
He also visited with his brother John
and family.
Miss Kathryn Brown, who teaches
one of our rural schools went to her
Home at Storm Lake Saturday to visit
her parents.
Mrs. Fl. G. Rice, Mrs J. r. Best and
son Jerome went to Atlantic Friday 10
spend the day with their friend, Mrs
tieo. Marsh.
Morris Taggart, who visited several
days with his grandmother, Mrs. Bo-
nine at DeSota, returned home Thurs
day evening,
Hi Walters went to Sioux City Sat
urday, where he will be joined by his
son Sam and go to Bonesteel, s. d., to
visit relatives
John Kerwin returned from Ames
Saturday. where he attends college and
will visit two weeks at the parental, T.
B. Kerwin home.
Miss Anna Wilson, who teaches school
at Ames came home Saturday to visit
until New Years with her parents, viii
Wilson and wife.
Miss Kathryn Foley returned home
Thursday from visit in Des Moines
with friends and in Atlantic with her sis
ter, Mrs. p. A. Casey.
Mrs! Mary Maulsby and daughter Miss
Laura left Saturday for a Christmas
visit with her daughter, Mrs. L. G..
Dresser at Lanesboro.
E. B. Thomas went to Carroll Friday
to bring home with him a car load
of registered cattle, purchased by him
self and other Audubonites.
Mrs. ]. F. Schroeder and daughter,
Mrs. Fred Sievers went to Atlantic Fri.
day to spend the holidays with relatives.
Mr. Sievers joined them later.
Mrs. John Hite and daughter Miss
Margaret went to Clarion Friday for
a two weeks visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Ray Brenton and family.
( . Miss Laura Brookhauser, following a
pleasant visit in Audubon with her
friend. Miss Helen Ward, returned to
her home in Atlantic Thursday.
Miss Ella Kerwin and brother Will
have returned TO their home in Carroll,
after several days visit here with their
brother, John E. Kerwin and wife.
Frank Adams returned home Satur.
day. He had been out on the road sew
eral days taking invoice of number of
the Green Bay Lumber Co., yards.
Mrs. John Musson and children and
her sister, Mrs. Frances Roop departed
for Slayton. Mimi, Friday, where they
will spend two weeks with theirmother
Mrs Frances Snyder.
Ed Beason went to Omaha FRIDAY
and purchased fine new car which ht
drove nome the same day. He was &C
companied by J. s. Fulton of Omaha
who extended his visit to Carroll.
j. r. Wright and family went to New
Providence Monday to visit her sister
Mrs. III. w. Andrews, then to Unior
his boyhood home to visit his brother
w. X. Wright and wife until the New
Year.
Miss Annie Petersen and her brothe
David, who attend school here ans
make theii home with their grandpar
ents, John Rosenbeck and wife! went 3,
Persia Saturday to spend their vacation
with their mother. -
c. II. Sampson who was in Kennas
ton, Can, on visit and looking aftel
business affairs, arrived home Saturday
He was accompanied home by hisneice
Mrs. H. b. Emily, who comes for a Wis
it with her father, ID. ID. Sampson.
e. G. Carter went to Atlantic Frida,
to meet his wife and child and he
mother, Mrs. Thompson, who returned
TO Audubon from Waynesburg, Penn
They went there several weeks ago, bu
decided they would rather live in Au
dubon.
d. l.. Cahail, the Guthrie Center rea
estate dealer has a lot of good farms Il
sell in Guthrie comfy and somelof then
near the Audubon county line. If yor
are interested in farm lands it will b
to your interests to have talk will
Mr.. Cahail Stiff
A. G. Ross returned home from Oman,
Saturday. where he went to look aftel
| important business. He was met in At
lantic by his neice, Miss Gwendolel
Carey, who attends college at Grinnell
who accompanied him home to spent
her holiday vacation.
Sam Cramer, of Spirit Lake who Wis
tied in Audubon with friends and wa
looking after business proposition, ma
returned TO his home. He has purchase,
the old j. G. Cole property in the cas-
part of town, and with his family will
move back to Audubon In the spring.
Mrs E. A. Kissick, who was here OF