Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-05-22
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

IL. l.. kile went to Red Oak yester
day on business.
Mis- Nissen went to Atlantic today
for visit with friends.
]. Z. Kerwin went to Carroll, today
on short business trip.
Frank Hudspeth, made a business
trip to Manning, Wednesday.
Good girl wants position for general
house work. Enquire at this office.
Miss Lois Darland, of Omaha arrived
yesterday to visit her aunt, Mis-. Geo.
Northup.
DIR. Fulton went to Atlantic this
morning to look after some business
matters.
Will Kerwin, was down from Carroll
between trains Tuesday, to say hello to
relatives and friends.
Mrs. MacVicar was a passenger tc
Des Moines this morning and will re.
main in the city for a few days.
j. M. Gray, commented with tn,
Audubon Canning Co., went to Marine
this morning to look after business.
Mr.. and Mrs. All Miller, residing
near Ross aye the proud and happy
parents of a baby girl born yesterday.
Mrs j. s. Dennis, went to Chicago
yesterday to spend several weeks with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III. G. Adams
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Mischief returned
from Marine, yesterday where they have
been visiting her uncle, Peter Christen
sen.
Will Foley returned yesterday from
Midale, Sask., Canada, where he ha'
been the past month looking after LAND
interests.
Mrs T. p. Berringer, returned Tues.
day, from Iowa Falls, where she spent
week with her parents, Mr.. and G
w. Farris.
Mrs. L. C. Buffun, is expected today
from Albany, N. Y. She will make hel
home this summer with her sister, Mrs
G. 4. Mccoy.
Rev. J. p. Christensen will go &c
Golfer, Saturday, to conduct Mission
meetings at that place, Sunday, Mon
day and Tuesday.
Do you want to buy butter churn
of the latest model, Quick butter
maker, at a very low priceT See The
Audubon Wholesale 81 Retail Grocery
Co, Audubon, Iowa.
viii pay you cash for eggs The
Audubon Wholesale IL Retail Grocery
Co. Will pay you just the same in
cash as in trade for your eggs. trade
out what you want, the rest cash.
Walter Rubel, son of Peter Rubel of
Greeley township, is getting along nicely
from his Operation for appendicitis,
Friday night. performed by DR.. Fulton
of this city and DIR. Becker of Atlantic.
Rev. p. M. Petersen, arrived today
from Northfield. MINI. and viii speak
at the Danish church here this evening
Friday, Saturday and Sunday, be will
assist Rev. T.. Rasmussen, of Exiia, In
conducting Mission meetings at Ham
lin, ..s,s-,.-s.s.. n.
Supt. Johnanson and Prof. Butler,
went TO Extra, last Saturday to show
Supt w. HI Hoyman and Rev. @. w.
Lawton of that place how TO play tennis.
Their self-confidence was well founded
for in the two sets they were able to
play between trains they defeated the
Extra men, 6-2, and 6-3.
The crude oil to be used in oiling the
streets has arrived and is now on the
tracks at the Northwestern. As soon
as the weather will permit the task of
completing the job will be undertaken
A representative from the oil company
was expected to commence work on the
streets May 26th.
Chas Jennings was in the city yes
terday and informed his mother that he
had made arrangements for her to move
to Carroll. Mrs, Jennings and children
expect to leave about the middle of
June to make Carroll their home, which
will give Charles an opportunity of re-
manning with his mother.
A division of the Domestic Science
class of the A. H. s. entertained the
School Board at six o'clock dinner, at
the domestic science room, Tuesday
evening. The other division will en-
terrain the High School Faculty, at a
similar affair this evening.