Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-02-27
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


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Mrs. John Ebert was passenger to
Anita the fore part of the week.
James Murphy and M. f. Kerwin
came down from Carroll Monday.
Father Mcdonald returned this morn
ing from visit at Omaha and Nicola.
Nels NJ. Nelson made business trip
to Atlantic and Elk Horn the fore part
of the week.
Eddie Olsen went to Anita Monday
morning where he will work on farm
this coming season.
M. II. Titterington and wife came
down from Lake Park Friday to visit
several days with old friends.
+. o. Niklason who went to Des
Moines Thursday to look after some
business, returned home Sunday.
Early spring excursion to the Rio
Grand Valley, Tuesday. March 4th.
Special rates for this trip. 90
J. f. Hepp carpenter and builder is
now prepared to do all kinds of carpen.
ter and repair work. Audubon, Iowa ~
II. A. Kraft who has been in the city
visiting bis grandparents and uncle.
returned Monday to his home in Oma-
ha.
Mrs. Murphy, of Seneca, H., who
been here visiting her sister. Mrs. Jack
O'Brien, returned to her home Mon.
day.
A. Crees and family arrived Thurs
day from Greenfield to visit several
days with the formers brother, w. M.
Crees.
Miss Manda Settlemire who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Welsh
at Guthrie Center, returned home Sat
urday.
E. NJ. johnson, local agent for the
Apperson Car, went to Omaha Sunday
to attend the auto show which is being
held this week.
Ben CASTOR. who accompanied Sheriff
Sunhury to Carinda with couple of
patients for the state hospital, returned
home Thursday.
Mrs. l. N. Darland, who has been in
the city visiting her sisters, returned
the latter part of the week to her home
in Stuart, Iowa.
Mrs. c. w. Marlin and children of
Atlantic came up Saturday to visit at
the home of the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. w. Wilson.
Roy Crees who has been visiting his
uncle, w. NJ Crees departed Thursday
for his home near G eenfield, driving
across country with team
See the Rio Grand Valley at it's best
Special train from Des Noines, Tuesday,
March 4th. Low round trip rates for
this date. See Kellogg. So
j. j. Ruhs left Sunday for Des
Moines to attend the Hardware Dealers
Convention. Before returning he will
make short business trip TO Chicago.
/ have half interest in a $1,000 fine
land mortage, due March 1, 1916. Will
take $3.50 March first. Phone at my
expense, G e Mertz, Panama, Iowa 50
Alice Sherman who is staying with
her grand mother, Mrs. Eddy and at
tending school, went to Kirkman Fri
day to spend several day with her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs w. NJ Jingst, of Suffer,
Ill.,, and Mrs. Henry Staaf of Mendon.
H., who were here to attend the funeral
of Mrs. l., E Corwin returned to their
homes Friday.
We have some special bargains to
offer for this trip in improved farms in
the Rio Grand Valley. They will be
all sold this trip, better see them before
they are all gone. So
James Lang and VIM. Northup left
Monday over the North Western on a
deep well equipment inspection trip.
They will visit such places as Rock
we'll City. jefferson, Grinnell and Des
Moines.
Hubert Wise who has been farming
ON the Musson ranch, loaded an emil
grant car yesterday and shipped to
New Hampton where he will farm this
coming season.
Mrs. l.. K. Kline recently returned
from Omaha after spending week in
that city purchasing new goods for
spring trade, and becoming familiar
with the new styles.
s. V. Metheny, who visited his son
Jess Metheny and family, here couple
of days the latter part of the week, re-
turned to his home in Anita Sunday
evening on the belated Rock Island.
Lars Lykkigaard, who has been
working in the vicinity of Audubon
the past six years, has saved suffici.
emit recompense TO allow him to take a
trip back to his native land. Denmark.
He will spend several months in Den
mark and after prolonged visit will