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


and halters go to Martin Larson. 49tf.
The infant child of Chas McGill of
Ross has been seriously i'll the past
week.
John Rosenbeck attended the Jorgen-
Tuesday.
Mrs. Julia Tramp went TO Guthrie
Center Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Mary E. Harper.
Mrs. Will Brockway and children re-
turned Tuesday from visit with rela-
tives at Oskaloosa.
Mesdames N Rupp and L. ]. Sands.
of Atlantic were guests of Mrs. r. j.
Creveling Tuesday.
Miss Sadie Nielsen returned Tuesday
from weeks visit with her sister, Miss
Marie at Des Moines.
Thos Law, who visited for week in
Chicago with his nephew, Jas. Strong,
arrived home yesterday.
Miss Mildred Morrissey went to Des
Moines Sunday noon to resume her
school duties as teacher.
Letch White, of Hardy, Neb, who
has been picking corn in this vicinity
left for his home Monday.
"Willow Jack" has rented room in
| Happy Hollow for the winter where he
will make his wares for sale.
Mrs. Clyde Mccall, who visited with
Prta IN A nd 6,.lNn
turned to her home near Coon Rapids
yesterday.
| A. A. Nielsen. of Atlantic, formerly
in partnership here with Chas Bagley,
came to Audubon Tuesday ON business
and to visit.
J. s. Dennis had the misfortune to lose
fine bay horse Sunday night. that
died of lockjaw, caused by stepping on
rusty nail.
Miss Ethel Woodland arrived home
Tuesday from Moline, H., to visit in.
definitely with her parents, Joe Wood
land and wife.
NJ. H. Cameron and family departed
Tuesday evening for weeks visit at
Arrapahoe, Neb., with her brother, Art
Carter and family.
Miss Jessie Hoover departed Tuesday
evening for Denver. Colo, to spend the
winter months with her sister, Mrs. W.
W. Waldron and enjoy a good rest.
| Jens Olsen, who has been farming
the Doc" Phipps place near Hamlin.
held his public sale this week and ex.
poets to leave for his old home in Den
mark Saturday.
Mr.. Dillman the new foreman on the
Northwestern section has moved his
family from Manning and are living in
the Miss Christine Petersen property on
South Washington street.
Prof. F. Morley. of the Audubon
High School who went to his home at
Bedford before Thanksgiving has been
unable to return to his work, because
of illness. We hope to see him at his
post of duty soon.
Dan Corbin who formerly lived at
| Cameron Center, was in the. city the
latter part of last week renewing old
acqnaintances. Mr.. Corbin has not
been here for many years and he was
glad to get to see so many old familiar
faces.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Jones southeast
of town have boy at their home which
| arrived yesterday morning. Thesevent
has caused Grandpa Rippey such de-
| light that he performs his duties at the
Auditors Office with difficulty.
Martin Smith went to Atlantic yes
| terday to visit between trains with his
nephew, Will Smith, of Jersey City, N,
j., who was on his way to California,
where he holds responsible position
with the Swift Packing Co.
B. j. Black was passenger lowest
Liberty Tuesday TO spend week with
his brother, w. l.. Black and to visit
the scenes of his childhood. Mr.. Black
left that. country when Young man
and came to Audubon 20 years ago.
r. M. Herndon believes in the early
bird catching the worm for last week
he had his garden plowed and most of
it has already been seeded. We shall ex-
pect Frank to be able to supply the
market with radishes, lettuce and onions
real early in the spring. s8s ~
Rev. Thomas Greenlee, of Omaha,
who filled the pulpitat the Presbyterian
church last Sunday was invited toagaiH
fill the same pulpit next Sunday He
comes as candidate for the pastorship
of the church, and after the services on
next Sunday meeting will be held 10
decide the matter.
The annual supper TO have been given
tonight by the ladies ofthe Presbyterian
church has been postponed to Tuesday
evening, Dec. 9th on account of the
death of Mrs. Stuart For the same
reason the Ladies Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian church will not hold
their December meeting.
Mrs. AL. Howey was taken TO Guthrie
Center this morning on complaint is
sued from Guthrie county. SAINT An
derson was deputized to insure her de-
livery To the proper authorities. Mrs.
Howey had been here on visit. Her
home is on a farm north east of town
across the Guthrie county.
John Egan and wife went to Manning
Monday to meet their daughter, Mrs.
| Chas Jaynes and children of Lane, s.
D., who are here on farewell visit at
the old home, as Mr.. Egan will hold his
sale Dec 18th. They are undecided as
to where they will move but may spend
the balance of the winter ON the coast
Mr.. Jay mes will join his wife here in
time for the sale.
AT Bethel church Friday night, Dec
ember 5, the pastor will give ''fhe In
sects Injurious to the Corn Crop" IL
Illustrated by the Stereopticon. Such
insects as the White Grup, the Corn
Root Louise, the Cut Worm, the Wire
Worm, the Corn Root Worm, the Bill
Bug and others. Not only will the
pictures be shown, but the life habit of
each will be given and the best method
of determination will be discussed, At
these Friday evening meetings, each
Inaranu ia urOad IN add his inflammation