Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-11-06

LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

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John Schrader had business calling |
him to Atlantic Tuesday.
Joe Mead of Cummings, Iowa arrived
Friday for visit with Dan and Will |
Kerwin.
Mrs A. Farquhar and Miss May
Hunt were in Des Moines the last of |
the week.
! Miss Rose Adrian returned Sunday |
to her home at Stuart after a prolonged !
visit here.
| $4,000 TO anyone proving that The
dendent Company. 45I
Harry Moore visited relatives here
! Thursday while on his way from Day |
ton to Atlantic.
! Nels Sorensen was in Council Bluffs |
the fore part of the week looking after
business interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith, of
Charlton came Friday evening for a |
visit at the Jesse Keith home.
Julius Hecker returned to Omaha
Sunday after few days visit here with |
his mother and other relatives.
Mrs. NJ. A. Beason was a passenger
to Anita Monday expecting to visit old |
time friends week or ten days.
Genevive and Irene Roth were in
Omaha over Sunday visiting their |
grandma, returning home Monday
Mrs N Smedley, who visited at the
home of her brother, Chas Bagley re-
turned Saturday to her home in Allan.
tic.
| Jack O'Brien took the train Friday for |
Minooka, H., where he expects to visit |
with his son and family week. or ten
days.
| Mrs, Wadsworth arrived from Grin
nell Saturday to spend a few days in |
the city at the parental Wilson Burnside
home.
! Joe Erickson who has been here on |
visit at the home OF Chris Marcusen, |
returned to his homSat Ledyard, Iowa,
yesterday.
Mrs Rosa Moore who has been visit |
| ing of the parental Geo Schroeder |
home near Gray left Friday for her |
home at Davenport.
! Mrs Nels Olsen and daughter Miss |
| Martha, went 10 Spencer, Iowa Tuesday |
| for "a visit with the formers daughter |
Mrs. Hans Sorensen.
Mrs. Nelson Cowles and children
have returned to their home in Ottum
wa after spending several weeks at the
home of her parents.
Mrs. Mary Schalow spent the last of
the week with friends in Atlantic and !
while there consulted AN occulist for
treatment of her eyes.
Mrs. L. B. Thomas was passenger
to Des Moines Friday and on Saturday
went to Ames to see the big Ames-
| Nebraska football game.
Mrs. H. Nj. Hansen, and little daugh-
ter, of Casey arrived in the city Friday
for an over Sunday visit with the lady's |
sister, Mrs. John Kerwin.
Mesdames Won Kanal of Minneapolis
and Fadden of Omaha arrived the fore
| part of the week for visit at the |
parental Chas. Tramp home.
MIR. and Mrs. John Weighton were
called to Des Moines Saturday to attend
the funeral of |. E. Lehman, which |
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w. c. Richards is back from Omaha
where he spent the past two months
with his vacuum cleaner. He says he
enjoyed very good business.
Ambrose Foley came back from Ames |
| Monday where he went to witness the
big foot ball game between Ames and
Nebraska colleges on Saturday.
Robt Armstrong who is here on
visit from Colorado, went to Omaha the
fore part of the week for short visit
before returning TO his western home.
Chris Gregersen and Peter Claussen,
of Ruskin, Neb., arrived in Audubon
the fore part of the week aud will re
main here during corn husking time.
Rev G.. B. Christensen had business
calling him to Blair, Nebr., the first
part of the week He being interested
in matters concerning the Danish
College at that place.
Mrs Chas Layland went to Atlantic
the fore part of the week to help her
mother get ready to go TO Omaha where
she expects to make home this winter
with DR.. Lewis Moon.
All goods are sold with an absolute
guarantee of satisfaction and il not |
satisfactory may be returned at our |
expense. Cedar Rapids Oil Co.
Rem Phelps, mgr at Audubon, Iowa. 45I
Mrs Austin Guernsey of Chicago who
visited her parents, Adam Seibert, at
Extra, came to Audubon Monday to |
visit at the Il. A. Bates home where her
little son has been since early last spring. !
Mrs. T. E. Snelson who was guest
of her friend, Mrs. II. j. Mantz several
days last week, left Saturday for visit
with friends in Council Bluffs before
returning to her home at Houston
Texas.
Miss Clarice Oelke returned from
Omaha the fore part of the week after
an over Sunday visit with friends. She
is again found at the County recorders
office attending to her duties in her
usual cheerful way.
Mrs. Fred Dreher, of near Gray was
called to Grant Tuesday by the sudden
illness of her mother, Mrs. Aug Hensel
who for some time past has been suffer
ing with dropsy but Sunday suffered an
attack Of paralysis.
De Dennis brother of C. A. Dennis
came from FOn du Lach, WIS, last
week for visit. Saturday he went TO
Omaha to visit relatives and he was ac
-companied by Thelma and Garland
Curtis who stayed in Omaha over Sur
day.
Belle PLANES paving, completed this
summer cost $50 672. 40, according to
the report of the city engineer Adult
ting property owners will pay S6l ,2S2 02,
leaving 81, 390.3S to be paid from the
city's improvement fund. The enter
prising people of that good town are
figuring on paving thirty blocks next
i summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carson Brockway who
have been contemplating resuming their
work with stock company on the road,
returned home Monday after examining
a proposition offered them. They may
decide to join the Company later
in the season. They have made good
before the footlights years ago and can
do so again.
Isaac DePugh of Magnolia, Iowa,
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