Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-10-09
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
Petty Coey made business trip to
Omaha Yesterday.
Arthur Alvey of Menlo is here for a
visit with his brother, Fred,
Fresh Channel cat fish, buffalo and
halibut at McCorts market today.
Rhode Island Red BOOSTERS for sale
15c each. Geo. Schmidt Route 1. 41e
MIR and Mrs A. A. Smith were in
Omaha combining business with pleas
ure.
Mrs Ed Hensel and Mrs. VIM
Krohn spent yesterday with friends in
Atlantic.
A baby boy at the John Kempf home
Tuesday, causes much rejoicing in that
household.
Bulk oysters the first of the season
and fresh celery now on sale at McCort's
meat market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Jensen went to
Omaha yesterday to visit their daugh-
ter few days.
Miss Margaret Foley visited her
sister, Mrs. P A. Casey at Atlantic the
fore part of the week.
Miss Mary Hansen who visited at the
Jens G. Hansen home left yesterday for
her home at Elk Horn.
II. U. Wickham and wife of Milford,
| Neb. are here on visit TO his only
brother, Paul Wickham.
Mrs. II. j. Savage and her sister. Miss
| Minnie Burr visited friends in Atlantic
the fore part of the week.
Richard Hansen is taking few days
tayoff visiting friends and relatives at
Atlantic and Kimballton.
G. c. Brockway was in Carroll yes,
terday and today playing with the
Carroll band for celebration.
Nelson Cowles who came here with
his family last week, returned to his
home in Ottumwa Tuesday evening.
LIS. Bridenstein came back from
Menlo last night where he had been to
visit his daughter, Mrs, G, L. Stemm.
Ed. Dryden had some business to look
after at Denison yesterday He went
from there to Omaha for days stay.
Doc Settlemire who has a steady po-
sition at Storm Lake instructs MS to
mail the Republican to his address.
Lester Wendell went back to his home
at Woodward last night after visit
here at the Andrew Karstensen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Altman of Gray
have Just returned from pleasant visit
with relatives and friends in Jasper
county.
j, F. Russell came from FIT. Dodge
last night to be at the bedside of j. A.
Nash. Mrs. Russell having been here
since Saturday.
Mrs. e. Grandy and daughter of
Grantview, n. J and her mother, Mrs.
Deem of Griswold visited at the s. AIRY
home last week.
n. G. Rice was called to Low Moor
Tuesday by the illness of his father.
He will remain for a few days to await
his improvement.
Miss Margaret Reber who has been
visiting at the r. w. Wilson home
went to Schaller yesterday to make a
visit at the o. p Nelson home.
Big reduction sale in pianos at the
Audubon Music Company. Our stock
must be reduced before winter Some
attractive prices now. See us. All
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Clark left yester-
day for an extended visit with relatives
They will SPEND most of their time in
Wisconsin visitingNt the scenes of their
childhood. o'@
Mrs. J. Martin and daughters, Leone
and Millie, who have been visiting their
son and brother, q. G.. Brewer, departed
yesterday for their home in Grundy
Center.
DR.. Marshall, president of the Omaha
Theological Seminary and former
pastor of the Central church of Des
Moines, will fill the pulpit at the Pres.
byterian church next Sunday both
morning and evening.
Miss Mary Mcclure and Miss Mayme
Mickels arrived from Cascade this morn
ing. Miss Mcclure who took suddenly
i'll while visiting relatives, is much i'm
proved, and hopes to fully recover after
a good rest at home.
Leonard Brown, who is making his
home with his daughter, Mrs, j. M.
Graham, took ill very suddenly Monday
| His condition was so serious that he
was taken to the hospital at Atlantic
where he is gradually improving.
Ernest Mikklesen and wife have gone
| to Los Angeles. California, for two
months visit with relatives. They have
many friends living on the coast and
they can put in two months with them
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ment
Mrs. J. ]. Asmus and sister, Mrs r.
e. Dreager came from Atlantic last
night. They were called to Atlantic last
week to attend the funeral of their
mother. Mrs. J. G.. Dreager. Mr.
Asmus was also at the funeral but came
home the last of the week.
Mrs. E. Bilharz arrived from Chicago
last night She made short stop at
Iowa City for visit with her mother,
Mrs. John Dawson, and her sister, Mrs.
| d. G. Abrams After ten days visit
here Mr.. and Mrs. Bilharz will go to
| California for the winter.
A. p. Andersen came back from
Rochester, N. Y, yesterday. He under
went an operation for cancer short
| time ago, and the physicians claim he
is improving. Mr. Andersen says he
feels better and has gained six pounds
in weight the past two weeks.
| Mrs. Anton Hansen went to Omaha
this morning to see her daughter Anna,
who was operated on at hospital two
weeks ago. She is rapidly recovering.
and her father who has been with her
all of the time thinks she can be
brought home within the next few days.
Martin Smith has sold his farm of 100
acres Al miles southeast of Audubon to
| w. H. Fry for consideration of $3.50
per acre. He takes as part payment a
house and four lots in Harris addition to
Audubon. The transaction was made
through the real estate agency of Frank
Herndon.
| Mrs. Aug. Walter, of Cresco, who has
been guest at the Rev. Schwab home
left this morning for LaPorte City.
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