Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-04-17
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Prest- O-Lite tank exchanged at
Schouboe's garage. 10th
John Ward was in the city over Sun
day to visit his family.
Mrs. DIR. Childs returned yesterday
from an over Sunday visit with friends
in Omaha.
Dan Kerwin, was in Carroll over
Sunday visiting his uncle, M. F. Ker-
win and family.
Father Mcdonald, returned Thursday
from Omaha and Nicola, where he Wis
tied several days.
Miss Mildred Neff, teacher at Leroy
No 5, was an over Sunday visitor with
home folks in Atlantic.
Jess p. Schouboe and Henry Jacob
son were passengers to Des Moines the
latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Fiscus came from
Marine Saturday for few days visit at
the James Harmon home.
Jasper Jensen went TO Greenfield
Monday to help his sons Alex and Chris
with their spring farm work.
D. w. Shinn, of Casey, was in the
Audubon vicinity all of last week rep
resenting the Iowa Stock Food.
Frank Kerwin returned from Carroll
Monday from an over Sunday visit
with his uncle, NJ. F. Kerwin.
Mrs. j. A. Graham and children
were over Sunday visitors with old
friends and acquaintance at Adair.
Miss Marietta, accompanied her sister
Mrs. Dr. Jacobsen of Extra to Lake
View Saturday where they will visit
sister.
Miss Ida Christensen who spent Sun
day in the city with relatives went to
Atlantic Monday for visit with her
parents.
Frank Ash, of Ottumwa arrived in
city Friday and has secured employ
ment with Tramp & Tramp at the tile
factory.
John A. johnson of Brayton passed
through the city Saturday on his way
to Manning to visit his brother, C. K.
johnson.
Mrs. Fred Dreher of near Gray went
Villisca Monday morning, being called
there by the illness of her mother, Mrs.
G.. Hensel.
Pellet and Duval, received another
car load of Ford automobiles, to supply
the ever growing demand for the able
little hill climber.
Chas. Zion and family, of Humboldt,
arrived in the city Saturday in res
ponse 10 a telegram advising him of the
sudden death of his mother.
j. L. Bartlett formerly of this place
but now of Coon Rapids, passed
through town Thursday, on his way to
Extra, where he will spend several days
with relatives.
F. L. Wilson was in the city Friday
night visiting his brother, s. s. Wilson
Saturday he went to Atlantic to pur-
chase horses to be shipped to his sale
barn at Marengo.
The Frick Drug Co., has repaired its
board fence north of the store, which
was blown down by the spring winds.
Daisy is always alive to all improve
ments in the spring.
Hi Mendenhall was passenger to
Des Moines the fore part of the week,
to see about patent he has pending,
and which in time he hopes to make as
valuable and famous as his One Minute
washer.
Mrs. DIR. Brooks and little daughter,
Jane went to Des Moines Saturday for
visit at the DR.. Kimball home. Mrs.
Books will also visit Miss Gwendolin
Carey at Grinnell few days before re-
turning.
Frank Drury, received q letter from
Bob" Roberts, of Los Angles, Calf,
last week, stating that the gardens
were growing nicely there this spring.
Radishes and lettuce have been big
enough for table use for some time
past and they would soon be eating
new potatoes and cabbage. Still ahead
of Iowa.
Word has been received from Sherw
Lang and Perry Roberts, who went to
Los Angles, California, several week
ago. Both arrived safely at their des-
tination, and have secured employment
at good wages. Sherm, is employed by
the Southern Pacific Ry. Co., and
Perry has position with Cold
Storage Co.
+. ID. Searles handed the editor of the
Republican 1886 which was taken up
at the Fred Vermilya store one day
last week, to be sent to the food suf-
ferers at Dayton, Ohio. The matter
was brought about while few men
had gathered in the store and the hat
was passed which resulted in the
collection of the above amount which
was forwarded to the relief committee
Saturday.
Albert G. Ross came up from Audi
bon, Iowa, on Tuesday for the purpose
of being present April 10th at a hear.
ing before the county court at Sioux
Falls for the probating of the will left
by his wife, whose death occurred in
January at Long Beach, California,
where they had gone to make their
home, The estate left by Mrs. Ross is
valued at SEA, 200, the bulk of it being
the Ross Moore farm of 1856 acres To-