Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-12-18
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! LOCAL AND PERSONAL. .

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Sweet, sour and Dill pickles in bulk
at McCort's.
Tom Slater, of Atlantic visited in local
circles yesterday.
Leave orders at McCort sfor turkeys,
ducks. geese and chickens.
E. n. Taggart spent the arst of the
week in Coon Rapids on business.
A good five room house for rent. See
j. G. Fisher, Audubon, Iowa. 5lS
Henry Sunberg and family were down
from Dedham yesterday visiting relatives
Mrs. Mitt Fiscus and sister Miss Min
ME Degn were Atlantic shoppers yes
terday.
G. d. Booton has so far recovered, as
to be able TO sit'up and be about the no
| tel Office
Elmer Townsend is spending this
week in Atlantic, with his aunt, Mrs.
Lou McCuen.
Mrs w. w. Smith returned yesterday
from Omaha, where she spent few
days on business.
J.B. Ashby returned home Tuesday
from Chicago, where he went with
shipment of stock.
Tom Coglon and wife went to Carroll
Tuesday to visit their old neighbors,
John Reiff and family.
d. F. Clifford, teacher of Piano and
Violin at the Audubon Music Co., Mon
days, Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Frank Wheeler came fronNMuscatint
yerterday, being called here on the
Hamlin case, which was to have started
yesterday.
A Leather hand bag containing about
81. 80 and some trinkets was lost il
Audubon last Saturday. Finder pleas,
report at this office. 51I
Miss Gwendolen Carey, who attends
college at Grinnell is expected home
Saturday to spend her holiday vacation
with her, uncle, Mr.. A. G. Ross.
Mrs. Ira johnson arrived in Audubon
Tuesday evening from WessingtoI
Springs, s. D., for a holiday visit with
her parents. AL. Fredericksen and wife
aug. anu WIG TIT
immediate family at their home at .
Sunday dinrer last Sunday, the occasion
being the birthday anniversary of Mr.
Burr.
Chas Mccoy arrived home yesterday
from Chicago, where he went Saturday
with two car loads of fat cattle. He
also enjoyed few days visit with hi
sister, Mrs. Emma Covault.
VIM. Ellis and wife of Mot
tana, arrived in Audubon Friday for Il
visit with his parents, Geo. Ellis anC
wife. He brought along a mounted
deer head which was q fine specimen.
A. c. Ross, who spent several days
in Des Moines on business returneC
home Saturday. He was accompanie.
by Rev. Greenles of Omaha, who hell |
the services at the Presbyterian church |
Sunday. ...
Aug Burr and family received the sal
intelligence yesterday that their cousin |
Mrs. Ernest Ehlert had passed away AZ
her home in Chicago Tuesday. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Burr have just recently visited with
the Ehlert family.
For Christmas Tables. Roses, carna
tons, violets, Lilly valley, hyacinths
narcissus, lilleys, fern leaves, asparagu-
and decorative foliage W. Nj. Bonn
berger, Harlan, Ia, will send same pre-
paid if you order quick. 51I.
A few more pencils to close the con
test for the free silver set. This setI
will be given to the most popular lad,
in the contest which will close Wednes
1av Dec "a Mt z. 100 n m
51I Frick Drug Co.
Mesdames W. D. Walsh and H. B
Shelley. who were here to attend tn,
Diest-- Neitzel wedding returned to then
homes the former to Menlo and the lat
ter to Stuart Saturday. They ais,
visited with Joe Swezey and wife.
d. L. Cahail, the Guthrie Center real
estate dealer has lot of good farms t.
sell in Guthrie comfy and some of them
near the Audubon county line. Ii you
are interested in farm lands it will bs
to your interests to have talk with
Mr. Cahail. 31tf
Mrs. N Hansen and son, j. G. Han
sen came to Audubon Thursday las,
from Moorehead, Ia, for a visit with
their daughter and sister, Mrs. j. s
johnson. Mrs. Hansen will remain for
the winter, while j. G. win extend his
visit to the western states.
The bazaar and supper at the NJ. L.
church last Saturday evening was well
attended and the ladies realized a neal
sum for their efforts. Audubon people
are indeed liberal when it comes to lend
ing support to worthy cause. The ladies
have every reason to fell proud of the
success SO justly their due.
r. NJ. Dickey arrived from Minot, N
D., Friday for visit with old acquaint-
ances, after which he goes TO Chicago 10
visit, then to his boyhood home near
Pontiac H., where he will dispose of
some of his land. This land was pur.
chased from the government for Sl.25
per acre by his parents and is now
worth hundreds per acre.
Judge Thornell adjourned court until
Monday and went to Council Bluffs yes.
terday, being summoned there on ac-
count of the critical condition of one of
his grand children, who was operated
on Tuesday. The Judge says he will
have to keep court going on through
the holidays. as there is large amount
of work to do at this term.
Wesley Jay and wife. following ten
weeks visit in Greeley, Colo, with their
son, Jas. Jay and family and at Sterling
with their daughter, Mrs. A. Bamsey
and family, arrived home yesterday.
They both enjoyed the trip very much.
but say they are glad to be back home
again. Yves also visited at Denver,
Boulder and Fit Collins while his wife
remained at Greeley. At TT. Collins he
met Mrs. Chas Dennis, Rob White and
John Consistency, former Audubonites.
The latter was in business here years
ago where Hans Albertenseu now runs
his grocery store.