Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-12-04

John Ward, of Sioux City, who wa,
here on visit with his wife, left Fri
day for the northern part of the STATE
to look after some bridge building.
Hans Petersen and Raymond Larser
departed Saturday for Blair, Neb.
where they will attend the Danish Col
lege, taking up commercial course.
Wesley Donaldson and wife came
down from Carroll Saturday for an over
Sunday visit with her parents, Ed
Young and wife southeast of Audubon.
have on hand at all times tame and
wild hay that can sell either by the
bale or the ton. If you are wanting
hay see me at any time. l.. G. John.
son. 4Stf.
Mrs. Rem Phelps and son returned
home Friday from visit with former
friends and her husbands relatives in
Atlantic.
Chas. Elliott came over from Creston
Thursday to join his wife and visit over
Sunday with her folks. Both re.
turned home to Creston the fore part OF
the week.
w. r. Smith the hustling little in.
surance man of Carroll returned home
Friday. His wife and baby remained
for a longer visit with her parents, F.
Series and wife.
Chris Hansen, Lawrence Beck, Louie
Jensen and Chris Jorgensen departed
Monday evening for their old home in
Aalberg, Denmark, where they will re
main during the winter,
Get Col. V. G. Schwaller & Son 10
cry your sale. You pay for no expert.
ence as Schwaller has cried sales for 81
years. Write, phone or call at Temple.
ton, Iowa. 46tf
Mrs. Chas. Stocking, after visit
with her mother, Mrs. VIM. Mehle, al
the Lewis Hospital returned home Fri.
day. Mrs. MeEle, who underwent an
operation was very low at the time.
L. G. johnson while unloading hay at
his shed west of the Leake elevator had
the misfortune to run hay hook into
his wrist, SCATTERING the nerve. He
was unable to work for several days.
Truman Dayton departed Monday for
his old home at Barton, Ohio, to spend
the winter with his sisters and broth
ers. His nephew, Andrew Larsen ac-
companied him home for months visit.
Geo. N. Weighton moved his Office
Monday from the Advocate building to
the Geo. A. Brady Office Nick Conk.
| lin and son Harry have rented the
room under the Advocate for lunch
room purposes.
Miss Mayme EclSles, who has been
nursing her cousin at Creston came to
Audubon Tuesday noon to care for her
aunt, Miss Kate Roche. Miss Ethel
Eckles, who has been caring for Miss
Roche, will again resume her teaching
at Viola school No. 3.
F. o. Niklason, returned home Friday
from East st. Louis, where he went
with shipment of horses. He stopped
at Des Moines on the way home and
bought half carload of horses and
went to Manning Friday to buy enough
to finish out the carload.
Chas Sheets, wife and son Wesley, OF
Alberta, Can, who have been in Colo,
RADIO for visit to her people, arrived
in Audubon the fore part of the week
for an indefinite stay with his father,
w, G. Sheets and other relatives.
ID. L. Cahail, the Guthrie Center real
estate dealer has a lot of good farms to
sell in Guthrie comfy and some of them
near the Audubon county line. If you
are interested in farm lands it will be
to your interests to have talk with
Mr. Cahail. Stiff
Miss Christina Larsen, who has beer
making her home in Audubon several
years departed Saturday for New York
City, from where she set sail yesterday
for her old home at Skolbyerg. Denmark,
where she will spend the winter with
her mother and sister, returning to
Audubon in the spring.
w. G. Hougesen who was here last
week from Canada where he is farming
on an extensive scale, received word
from Creston Friday that his wife
grandfather. Joe James had passed
away. He left the next day to be pre-
sent at the funeral held at Creston
Sunday.