Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-12-11
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

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Mrs. Van Gordef returned from Chi
cago Tuesday, where she went to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Kirk.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. f. Snelson. of Hous-
ton, Tex, arrived in Audubon Monday
for a visit at the Hal Mantz home.
Mrs. Sarah Ogburn, of Lincoln, Neb.,
arrived in the city Tuesday for a fort
nights visit with the Jones family.
For the convenience of patients, M. o.
Kingsbury the Chiropractor office hours
for evening will be from 700 to $50. I.
A good way to pass the sunday after
moons is to go to Dennis buy the Sun
day papers then go home and read
them by the Preside. 50I
T. J. Settlemire and son Doc" re-
turned yesterday from visit with his
sister, Mrs. G. Oldfather in Fayette
county. ..
The regular meeting of the Masonic
lodge will be held tomorrow evening at
which time will occur the election of
officers.
Mrs. J. F. Beneke, who was here to
visit with her niece, Mrs. G. Stocking,
returned to her home in Mason City
Tuesday.
Chas Zion came to Audubon yester-
day to work at the Hoover store during
the absence of Miss Jessie in Denver,
Colorado.
Jesse Nissen and wife, following a
weeks visit with his folks near Ham.
lin, returned to their home at Bayard
yesterday.
If you purchase Singer sewing ma
chine you will have something that
will last life time. Buy one now at
j. j. Ruhs.
Emmanuel Jensen and family, after
an enjoyable weeks visit here with his
brother-in-law, Theo S. Thyggensen and
family. returned to their home at Mas.
sena Monday.
G. J. Schroeder, of Manning who has
been here on visit with his brother
John at the Prick drug store, went to
Atlantic Monday for an extended visit
with his father.
Singer sewing machines are a source
of Joy to any woman who has sewing to
do. 1t makes the house work easier
and lightens the burden. Sold in Aud.
ubon by j. j. Ruhs only.
Mrs. Chart johnson, following an en-.
joyable two weeks visit with her broth.
er-in-law, Gene johnson and mother
and the Ben CASTOR family, returned to
her home in Stuart Tuesday.
Mrs. Hinkson, of Stuart and her
\ daughter, Mrs. Boatright, OF Chi
cago, who were here to attend the fun
eral of the former mother, Mrs. Stuart,
returned to their homes Tuesday noon.
Chas E. Watts, following few days
pleasant visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. S. Watts, returned Monday to
his duties on the Register & Leader at
Des Moines. Charley says he is well
pleased with his new work.
G.. d. Booton has been confined to his
home the past few weeks with gather
ing at the knee, This is an old trouble
which was caused number OF years
ago when MIR. Booton broke his leg and
the break was not set right at the time.
Perry PARROT, daughter, Mrs. George
Egan and her son George, who visited
in minneapolis and Boone for three
weeks with relatives, arrived home yes
terday. They visited at the M. F. Ker-
win home in Carroll on the way home.
Dan Porkorny, a wrestler of expert
ence has been in the city the past few
day and is looking for wrestling match,
He is ready to meet all corners at his
weight, 100 pounds, and will go to the
finish. Two weeks notice should be
given so notify Miles s. Kness, manager.
Mrs. L. o. Russell. who visited here
with her son, X. w. Russell and daugh-
ter, Mrs. L. N. Phillips and families,
departed yesterday for her home at
Plainville, Kans., after which she will
go to Oregon to spend the winter. This
has been her first visit to Audubon in
% years.
L. Bridenstine and wife arrived home
Tuesday They have been away seven
weeks and while gone visited their son
John at Humboldt, s. D., and daughter
Mrs. c. Stemm, of Menlo, also with
relatives and friends in Minnesota and
Nebraska. Linn says he is glad to be
home again.
Dave Randolph and Jens P. Jensen
lost whole carload of cattle at the
Rock Island depot Tuesday evening,
but only for a little while. They were
shipping them to Omaha and had passes
to go with them on the freight that was
made up on the siding ready to pull
Tout as soon as the 4:10 passenger ar
rived. They we're in the depot convers.
ing with friends and did not notice the
freight going out until it had reached
the mill at the south end of the yard.
They then took the passenger and re-
covered their cattle between here and
Atlantic. However, the treats are on
Dave and Jens p