Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-04-24
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

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G. E. Nichols, went to Council Bluffs,
today on business.
George Madsen, was a business pas
senger to Manning, today.
MARCUS Jensen, went to Storm Lake,
today, to look at piece of land.
H. G.. Nichols, went to Wakonda, s.
D.. today to visit daughter who lives
at that place.
Mrs. John Christensen, went to Deni.
son. today, to visit her sister, Mrs.
Thomas Nelson.
DIR. A. l.. Brooks, returned today
from Rochester. where he accompanied
several patients.
Martin Martinsen and Fl. NJ, Duvall
returned this morning from a business
trip to Omaha.
Miss Clarice Oellle, went to Omaha.
yesterday, to visit her sister for a few
days and enjoy the city sights.
Frank johnson and j. J, Ruhs, have
received their new automobiles which
they purchased while in Chicago last
February.
Ralph Harris, of Atlantic, has &C
cepted position with the Boosters
Cafe and will have charge of the new
soda fountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harmon, of
Guthrie Center came over Saturday
evening to spend Sunday at the paren-
tai, G. III. Priestly home.
Miss Nellie Roache. who has been
staying with her sister, Miss Kate
Roache, who has been qnite ill, return
cd to her home in Creston Tuesday.
Ms j. Miller shipped car load Of
cattle to Omaha last night and went
with the car to see that they landed at
their destination in proper condition.
Arthur Farquhar, went to Carroll
today, and will go from there to Fl
Dodge, to attend the Insurance Mems
Banquet, held at that place, Friday
evening.
LATE Simpson has received a car load
of Cadalac automobiles. He is the local
representative in this part of the county
and hopes to dispose of a large number
of them during the close of the season.
The danish Brotherhood" enjoyed a
smoker, at their hall Wednesday even.
ing. The evening was spent playing
games and relating experiences, followed
by refreshments, which were greatly
enjoyed by all.
Mrs Evert Smith, accompanied Miss
Nellie Kendall, to Kanpasla. S. D., to-
day, who goes there to visit her brother
Geo. Kendall. Mrs. Smith, will then
visit her sister Mrs. Murray, at Sioux
City, before returning.
E. Reed went to Emerson, Nebr.,
Tuesday on a business trip. He expects
TO return tomorrow not being able to
be away from home very long ON account
of the illness of Mrs. Reed, whom we
are pleased to chronicle as steadily
improving.
A team of mules belonging to Fred 8.
Eunnell started to run away Monday
8ternoon just after the wagon had been
loaded with new furniture purchased
at the q. w. Hoover store. The team
was stopped however, before any
damage was done.
v. Il. Shelley, of Burlington, Colo.
arrived in the city last evening for a
few days visit with old time acquaint.
twenty five years ago and his visit
here at this time win prove of CON
siderable pleasure to all concerned.
Mrs. John weighton and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Ashby returned this
morning from Florida where Mrs.
Weighton and family have been for the
winter. Mr.. and Ashby Joined them
about two weeks ago. Mr.. Weighton
met the party at Atlantic last evening
Frank Smutney who has been con
Quoting moving picture theatre at
Brooklyn, has sold the same, and is
back in Audubon visiting his old haunts
Frank says he is going back into the
furniture and undertaking business and
will soon be located in some good live
town. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. p A. johnson, who
have spent the winter in California, ar
rived in the city this morning for q
short visit with their son Frank John
son and family. Mr.. johnson met his
father and mother at Atlantic. From
here thew will return to their home in
Arlington, Ill.
j. III. Barton, of Melville township
has been in town the last few days
caring for case of blood poisoning of
his arm. Under the doctors care the
arm is getting along nicely and he ex-
poets TO return to his home in few
days to resume his farm duties which
are quite pressing just now.
The Conn Construction Co., of Boone
Iowa, last night transferred three cars
of horses and two of mules from the
Northwestern to the Rock Island, en-
route to Atlantic where the company
will grade and lay into town lots a 40
acre tract, as an addition to the town
Of Atlantic which, will be known as
La Vista Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Watts, who are
sojourning in California write their
son, Charles that they are enjoying
their visit to it fullest extent. Mrs.
Watts was annoyed for sometime with
tonsolitis when they first reached the
coast, but is now improved and will be
able to tell Californians about 100 per
cent Iowa babies.
The city council met Monday even
ing to hear complaints of tax payers
whose assessment had been raised by
either the assessor or the board of
equalization. A number appeared, but
nothing definite was done in the matter.
A committee was also appointed to in.
vestigate the matter for the use Of oil.
ing the streets of Audubon.
George Heureman, has completed the
new house built on his eighty acre
farm in Melville township, and
moved into the same Saturday. Mr..
Heureman's house was destroyed by
fire last January, and he has since been
dependent upon the hospitality of his
kind neighbors. He and family will
surely be grateful to be in their own
home again.
Chris Hahn's black single driver got
foxey Friday evening. and departed
without its owner. Mr., Hahn, had I'M
tied the horse from the hitching posts
near the postoffice. and was attempting
to get into the cart when the horse be-
came restless and started off, throwing
Mr.. Hahn TO the ground The frightened
animal then ran south block, circled
about and came back to the alley back
Of Wray's Variety Store where it was
caught. Little damage was done.