Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-01-09

Right now is the time to bring in
your autos and carriages for repaint-
ing. 81 Gustav Jensen.
A cold day will make you appreciate
hot soda. See our menu of hot drinks
at and 10c. Frick Drug Co.
Miss Ada Kittell has gone back to her
school work at Stuart after ten days
visit here with her mother and brother.
John Wagner and his daughter have
returned from ST. Louis where the lat
ter took treatment at one of the hospitals.
Master Geo. Russell, who has been
here on visit at the ]. A. Nash home,
returned to his home in Ft. Dodge
Saturday.
Chas. Petersen and wife were pas
sengers to Harlan last Saturday where
they expected to spend week visiting
old friends and relatives
Miss Hazel Kellogg, who spent her
holiday vacation with her parents, re-
turned to Iowa City Monday to resume
her studies at the State University.
r. O. Craney, formerly in the mer
camille business in this city, but now of
Omaha, was in town the latter part of
the week looking after some matters of
business.
Jens Frederiksen, who has been here
on a visit to his old friend, Jens Mum
gard, left Saturday for other points to
visit before returning to his home in
Greeley, Colo.
Miss Morrissey, who is employed as a
teacher in one of the city schools of Des
| Moines, returned to her duties after
spending her holiday vacation in Audi
bon with relatives.
Miss Helen Ward has returned to her
school duties at Rockford, Ill. Her
mother accompanied her and from
there she went to Chicago where Mrs.
Ward will visit for some time.
G. w. Marlin spent Sunday in the
city visiting relatives and having good
time with his old friends. MIR. Marlin
reports business on his newspaper at
Atlantic good and steadily increasing
1 have 30 thoroughbred Poland China
sows of the SEWERS stock for SALE They
are of big type. If you want any come
and look at mine, the.price is right. HI.
A. Tessman, mile east and one quarter
south of Ross. I'D
Miss Mable Brooks who has been here
on visit at the DIR. Carrie Brooks
Woods home the past ten days, has re-
turned to her home in Iowa City. She
was accompanied by her brother Loren
20 as far as Atlantic.
I. G. Cramer who visited his mother
at Winnamack, Ind, during the hoii-
day season, returned home the fore
part of the week. His mother has been
i'll for sometime, but when he left her
bedside, she was slightly improving.
Mrs. Perry Carter, who has been
visiting back east the past three months,
at her old home in Costine, Maine, re-
turned to Audubon the fore part of the
week Her visit was one of pleasure,
but after all, she is glad to get back to
good Iowa soil.
Father Mcdonald was in Des Moines
Monday in attendance upon the recep-
ton the people of that city rendered
the Reverend Father Romanelli, who
was in the capitol city few days tran
sacting business in connection with the
new diocease recently established in
Iowa.
Mrs. o. p. Coon and daughter, Edith,
went to Omaha Saturday to join Mr..
Coon who went several days before to
get the house in order. They will make
Omaha their home and their son, Glen,
who is employed in one of the Omaha
banks, win also make his home with
his parents.
i Hans Lausen, of WATERFOWL, S. d.,
who has been visiting friends in the
neighborhood of Avoca, was in Audi,
bon all of last week visiting his friend,
John Schouboe, Mr.. Lausen returned
to Avoca Monday and after short visit
there will return to his home in South
Dakota.
Mrs, John Weighton and family de-
parted Sunday for Daytona, Florida
where they will spend the winter. This
has been their custom the past few
years, and they find real enjoyment in
the tropics while here in Iowa we battle
with the elements for space of several
months.
The Trustees of Lincoln township
will meet at the Lincoln Center school
house on Feb. 1, 1918 at Loo o'clock for
the purpose of letting the township
road work for 1913. Sealed bids will