Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-08-21
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL. 4
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My home place consisting of 10 acres
for sale or trade. Owen Davis.
Clarence Christensen went to Harlan,
Monday to spend weeks vacation
with friends.
Miss Hazel Norman has been added
to the list of salesladies at the Bilharz
81 Son store.
Matt Rippey of Des Moines, visited
Sunday with his parents, returning to
the city Monday.
Mrs. Mary Smedley, who visited
several days at the Chas. Bagley home
departed Monday for Atlantic.
Mrs Ina Reynolds, arrived Monday
| from Panora, to spend few days with
her mother, MIS-. j. M. Parsons.
Only two more building lots for sale
at $40 down and the balance $40 per
month. 33tf o. r. Harris.
John Roth and family returned Mon.
day from Lake Okoboji, where they
have enjoyed two weeks vacation
Mrs Flora Freeman departed Monday,
for Chicago, where she will visit and
also purchase her fall stock of millinery.
w. H. Bamsey, who has been assist
ing his brother, Frank on the farm near
Hamlin, left Sunday for his home in
| Harlan.
| Miss Ruth Statzell, of Extra, passed
through our city Monday, on her way
to Kingsley, to spend a week with
friends.
Oscar Anthas, who has been working
for A. johnson, in Viola township, re-
turned to his home at Sutton, Nebr.,
Monday.
John Wall and wife, arrived Monday
from Neveda, and are guests at the
home of her brother, Nick Conklin
and family.
| Miss Franc Anderson, returned Sat.
urday from Coon Rapids, where she had
been enjoying two weeks visit with
| w. +. Lee and family.
Mrs. Henry Leach and children and
Miss Gwendolyn Carey, went to Mason
City, to visit the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Il. A. Hubbard.
II. L. Smith, who has been employed
by Ed. Hight, on his farm in Douglas
township, departed Monday for Mason
City, for two weeks rest.
Miss Daisy Prick and Thomas Musson,
returned Saturday from Lake Okoboii,
where they enjoyed two weeks outing
at the Prick summer cottage.
Mrs. B. Cunningham and Mrs j. E
Mcclure, returned Saturday from
Westfield, where they visited the for.
mer's son, viii Cunningham.
Good cook and dining room girls
Steady work and good wages to the
right party. 32tf
Mrs, Mary Christensen, Mrs. c. V.
Christensen and David Christensen,
who visited relatives at Gregory, s. D.,
a couple of weeks, returned home
Friday.
Mrs. G, G. Kempf and little daughter
who have been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Chris Henricksen and husband.
returned Monday to her home at
Manning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Haderer and son
Vernon, returned to Audubon Monday
night with their daughter, Mrs. Lew
Loss for a few days visit with old ac-
quaintances.
Jim Petersen came from Omaha Fri
day to spend few days with his
brother Dan and to visit lot of his old
acquaintance. who came 10 attend the
Log Rolling.
Fred Kleve and family and Miss Helen
Rachel, drove down from Sibley, Friday
in Mr.. Kleve's car. and are visiting
Mrs. kleve's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Jurgens.
Geo. Buck and family went to Guth
rie Center, in their car las: Sunday to
hear Newell Dwight Hills, give his
famous lecture, Our Country, Today
and Tomorrow.
Miss Alice Eddy, arrived from Iowa
City, Saturday, where she has posi-
ton as book keeper. and will spend her
two weeks vacation with her mother,
Mrs. Allen Eddy.
Geo. Cook who spent a couple of
weeks with relatives at Harrington,
Nebr., returned home last Friday. He
found Nebraska dry and dusty which
will make their crops far below the
average.
Miss Grace johnson. returned Monday
from Denver, Colo, where she has
spent the past two months with her
aunt, Mrs. Fred johnson. The west
agrees with Grace, for she gained six
pounds while there.
Rev. G.. b. Christensen, departed
Monday for Brush Colo, where he will
attend the annual gathering of the
Danish Lutheran ministers. He will
visit Omaha, Blair and other cities in
Nebraska, enroute.
Mrs. A. Murray and two sons, who
have been here on weeks visit at the
home of Mrs. E. Z. Clark, returned to
their home in Des Moines Monday
night in time to be home for the COM
mencement of the big state fair.
Col. Feeney ana Worthy Owen who
spent week at Spirit Lake returned
home Saturday. The boys found things
very lively at the lakes and enjoyed
themselves to such an extent that they
were loathe to leave the scene of real
activity,
Mr. and Mrs. w. W. Smith received
word from Clarinda, Monday morning
that baby girl had come to the home
of their daughter, Mrs. DIR. Drake. Her
mother, Mrs. w. w. Smith, Just re-
turned Sunday from couple of weeks
visit at her home.
j. H. Moon, of Dayton came to Au-
dubon Monday evening for visit with
old time friends. He lived here nam
Der of years ago, coming to this town
when it was only ''youngster. From
here he went to Atlantic to visit his
father, Joe Moon.
g. E. Drake, wife and daughter, ar
rived Monday, from Nashville, Tenn,
where Mr.. Drake was delegate to the
meeting of the National Printers Union.
They are visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. f. Drake, and their home is at
Beaumont, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Owen, who spent
ten days visiting their daughter, Mrs
Faddar Schmidt AT Shirt AXE raturn-