Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-10-09
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IL. r. McCrory of Agara, Kansas,
came Tuesday to work for Sylvester
Moore.
John Christensen had business calling
him to Council Bluffs the fore part of
the week.
Mrs. Geo. Agnew and daughter,
Mollie, went to Omaha Tuesday for a
short visit.
Mrs Riley Jones and two lady friends
of Templeton were in the city the fore
part of the week.
H. A. Maharg was in Omaha the fore
part of the week where he purchased a
big herd of sheep.
Mrs. NJ H. Conner, of the Park Hotel
has gone to Dubuque TO visit former
friends and acquaintance.
Mrs. Geo. Spencer and daughter of
Lake View arrived Tuesday for short
visit with old acquaintance.
their son Bert and wife at Dedham,
came back Monday evening.
Mrs. s. r. Curtis and Mrs. Robt.
Curtis have gone to Shelton. Nebr.,
for fortnight's visit with relatives.
E. J. Hansen and wife who have been
here on short visit at the Howard
Kittell home, left for Harlan Monday
evening.
Lost Blue overcoat between Audu-
bon and N d. Crows place Sunday
evening. Finder return TO this Office
for reward. All
Chas. White is back from Omaha
where ne went on legal business and
incidentally take in the AkSar Ben
festivities
Happy Heuerman who spent the fall
months at Cedar Rapids came home the
last of the week and will remain until
spring at least,
Rev. Carl Fauth of West Side. was
in the city Tuesday looking after church
matters connected with the German
Evangelical church.
Mrs. John Leyelace was a passenger
to Des Monies Tuesday where she ex-
pected to consult specialist regarding
her physical condition
The German Lutheran congregation
will hold their services in the Danish
Lutheran church Sunday afternoon and
thereafter until further notice.
Walter Jensen and wife of Casey who
have been guests at the parental Jasper
Jensen home, went to Dedham Tuesday
to visit at the Fred Nelson home.
Big reduction sale in pianos at the
Audubon Music Company. Our stock
must be reduced before winter. Some
attractive prices now. See u.s. Al
Bent Darnold is in Villisca this week
visiting his brother. Mr.. d. has not
been in the best of health the past
month and feels the need Of little rest.
A. C. Ross who attended NJ E. con-
ference at Upton st week and later
stopped at Grinnell for a visit with
Gwendolin Gary, arrived in Audubon
Tuesday.
Sand is being hauled and preparations
made for the building of cement walk
in front of the Court House, the old
brick walks having out lived their
usefulness.
Frank forming, a former Audubon
county farmer, but now farming near
Sansarc, S. D., arrived in Audubon
Monday for visit with his sons and
old time friends.
Judge Green was home over Sunday
to visit his family. He went back to
Council Bluffs Monday to look after
some important legal business which
comes up in the next term of court.
E. N. Taggart is taking a trip
through Texas, making his principal
stop near Brownsville. He expects TO
be gone about ten days and on his re-
turn home will visit Kansas City, Mo.
Jonas Mautz who has been here on a
visit to his son, left Monday for Tama
to renew acquaintances with old friends
From there he will go to Keokuk county
to visit relatives at Webster and
Sigourney.
Wesley Jay and wife went to Sterl-
ing, Colorado last night for a visit
with relatives. Wesley said he had
been staying pretty close to the text all
summer and was entitled to his vaca-
ton as much as anybody else.
Theo. Henriksen has entered the EN-
ploy of E. BilharZ q Son and will have
charge OF the grocery department, sue
ceeding Harry Hawk who sewers his
connection with the store Friday even
ing MIR. Hawk moves his family to
Waterloo and accepts position on the
road.
M. t. Foley has gone to Midale
Sask., Canada. where he goes to look
after the farming interests of his son
Win. who is now in Colorado. Will
has sold his farm, but he gets half OF
this years crop On the way mp Mr.,
Foley stopned at Omaha and purchased