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

Manning tuesday,
Chris Friss was business caller in
Omaha Tuesday.
r. B. Hayes was business caller in
Atlantic yesterday
Theo Andersen went to Elk Horn yes
terday to visit relatives.
Phil Foley, who went to Omaha on
business, returned home Monday
For Sale or Rent. Ten acre tract with
good buildings. John Davis 52-tf.
The local po Office will be closed to
day from 1000 a. m, until 400 p. m.
Pre-Inventory Sale. 20 Per cent dis
count on Gift Articles at Tricks Drug
Store. 52I.
JAS Murphy came to Audubon Mon
day from Carroll to look after his farm
interests,
A. G. Andersen who spent aweek at Ir-
win on business, returned home last
evening
Martin Kjer returned home Tuesday
from visit with relatives and friends
at Irwin.
Will Freeman is friendly and busi
ness visitor in Atlantic and Des MONIES
this week.
One share of telephone stock in line
No. nine, Audubon, for sale with phone.
James Law $50.
Vern Kissick went to Redfield last
evening to spend Christmas week with
his parents
Miss Bessie Watson went to Adair
Tuesday to visit with her brother, Rev
Louis Watson,
Les Berger and wife arrived from
Missouri this week TO visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Will Mutt came from Clarion yester-
day to join his wife for visit at the
Aug. Oelke home.
A. Nj. Currier and wife went to New
ton yesterday to visit their daughter
Mrs. F. DSake and husband.
Last Sunday, Dec. 21st was the short
est day in the year and from now or
we can look for some real winter.
j E, Kerwin and wife are ENJOYING
Christmas dinner with her sister. Mrs
IL. NJ. Hanson and family at Casey.
Geo. Ditto went to Omaha Tuesday
on business. then to Lincoln, Neb., t.
spend Christmas with particula;
friend,
Miss Augusta Hecker who teaches H.
| the,school at Milford came home Mon
day tqispend her vacation with her
mothet
Peter Clemen departed for Ipswich,
s. D., Tuesday, following, a pleasant
visit in this vicinity with friends and
relatives.
Miss Marie Ohm, who was here OF
a visit with her sister, Mrs. Chas. Darl-
ing, returned to her home in Des Moline,
Tuesday
DIR. A. L. Brooks and family went t.
Des Moines yesterday to visit his daugh
ter. Mrs. w e. Kimbell and family a
few days.
w. Colert the monument dealer went
TO Atlantic on business and while there
placed an order for a large monument
this week.
Elmer Agnew and family, of Cotton,
S. d., arrived in Audubon yesterday to
visit his father, Geo Agnew and sister,
Miss Mollie
r. J Creveling and wife expect to
take Christmas dinner at the home OF
his daughter, Mrs. Fullerton and fam
lily at Boone.
Miss Alice Downey, who visited in
Audubon week with her uncle, Nick
Downey and family, returned to Masse-
na yesterday,
Mrs. L. Heuerman left for Ferguson
| Tuesday to visit with her daughter
Mrs. Ralph Wright and family during
the holidays.
Chas. and Chris Paulsen, who visited
in Audubon with Nels Kroegh, depart
ed for their home at Tyler, MINI, Tues
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Graves, of Greg
DRY, Mo-, arrived In the city Sunday for
an extended visit at the parental, O..
Kennels home.
Miss Eva Luse, teacher in the State
| Teachers College at Cedar Falls is
|
Luse and wife.
VIM. Meyer and family returned to
| their home in Defiance yesterday, after
visit here with their daughter. Mrs
Frank Goodwin.
Lou Moore and family departed Tues
day for Streator, ILL.,, to visit her par
ents, Adolph Pohl and wife during the
Yuletide season.
Mrs. Archie MacViear, following an
extended visit in Audubon with Mrs
J A Nash, returned TO her home in
Des Moines Tuesday.
Leonard Reese, who attends school at
Iowa City came home Saturday to visit
with his parents, VIM. Reese and wife
during the holidays.
Miss Genevieye Mccarthy, following
an enjoyable visit of several weeks du-
| ration in Davenport with friends, re-
turned home Tuesday.
VIM. Witt and wife, of Sac City were
in Audubon Tuesday on their way to
Atlantic TO visit their daughter, Mrs.
VIM. Witt and family.
Miss Fannie Detzenberger came home
yesterday from Cedar Rapid, where
she attends college, TO spend the holi-
days with grandma Brainard
20 Per cent discount on Gift Articles
for the remaining days in December.
See our list in the big ad of this issue.
Frick Drug Co., The Rexall Store. 52I.
Miss Mildred Clark, who attends col.
lege at Iowa City came yesterday to vis-
it during her vacation with her par.
ents, John Clark and wife near Gray.
Landsmen dersom Elders Liam err
Udlobet paa Elders Land da kan jeg
fornye samme for Eder paa code
yilkaar. f. II. Jacobsen, Audubon,
Iowa. 52-tf.
The local mail carriers with their
wagons look like city teamster with a
moving van this week with the amount
and size of the packages they are haul
ing on their routes.
Frank, Hal and Chester Wheeler, re-
turned 70 their home at Muscatine yesfer-
day, after visit with relatives. The
former was called here as a witness on
the d. Hamlin case.
Nick Goetsinger, of Templeton, Mrs.
Mike Plum, Of Panama and Mrs. Peter
Thielep, of Dunlap, after visit in Ex-
ira and IApdubon with relatives, return