Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-08-06
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

John Martinsen, Ford agent, sold
1S cars since August LIST and is busy
taking more orders.
Frank Clark and wife of Chaplin
were visiting here this week with
his brother, ]. NJ. B. Clark in West
Audubon.
r. E. Linfor came last evening from
Lorah to see his father-in-law, A.
Keyan, who is still in very serious
condition.
For Sale:-One of the best farms
in this county, three miles from the
town of Audubon. Enquire at this
Office. 32tf.
A. E. Beason, agent for the Max
we'll '25' is entirely sold out of this
machine and is waiting patiently for
a car load to arrive.
Culver & Son have made several
improvements at the mill the past
ten days, among which is the paint
ing of the large building.
]. C. Swezey departed this morning
for Aberdeen, S. D., to look after his
crop interests. He will also attend
to farm interests in Minnesota.
w. p Hauser. minister of the
Christian church in this city the past
several months, resigned as pastor
here this week and left today for
Rinard, where he has accepted a
steady pastorate.
For Sale:-Newly erected six room
house, whole cellargtaJcJgJg. ,tJwofi
house, whole cement basement, city
water and electric light. This is the
snap of your life. Only $500. See
H. j. Savage. 1872
The Prick Drug Co., are making
some decided improvements at their
drug store corner. by having a ce-
ment sidewalk laid in front and along
the side of store room and otherwise
improving the property.
Found:-A pair of buggy side cur
tains, nearly new, last Thursday
morning, just east of Viola Center
school house. Owner can have same
by calling at the home of w. w. Per-
rine and paying for this notice. 1921
Mrs. O. N. Lewis. who visited at,
the G. Wilson home in Greeley town.
ship, returned to her home at Maple
ton Monday Miss Doleta Wilson ac-
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also attend the Ringing Bros. circus
at Sioux City
Rev. @. b. Christensen left Tues
day morning for Blair, Neb., to at,
tend to some church business. Miss
Agnes Johnson, of Omaha, who was
here to attend the wedding of her
friend, Mrs. Martin Kjer, accompani-
ed him to her home.
Lars Larsen, shoemaker at the
Mathies & Hansen store is enjoying
his annual weeks vacation on full
pay, and with his family left for the
Lakes to enjoy an outing. His uncle
Chris Larsen and family also went
to the Lakes to visit several days.
Clarence Niklason, who made an
500 mile trip by auto with the j. M.
Dimick family of Extra, returned
home Sunday night. They visited at
Iowa City, Winfield and several other
points in Iowa with relatives and
friends. They made the entire trip
without a let down in any of ~ the
tires. nsgJrc ar r.:ac.g3slls
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G..Boyer returned
Monday evening from Perry, where
they enjoyed a visit with her broth
ers, Henry and Scott Martin. Mrs.
Boyer also saw the old home place
where she was born, for the first time
in over 40 years. While away, Mr..
Boyer also attended to some business
matters in Minnesota. .aT
Chas. Tramp came from Kansas
City Friday for short visit with his
father and brothers before going to
Omaha Saturday to look after some
business matters. His trip to Kan
sas City was due to an operation his
brother Harry had undergone at the
German Methodist hospital from
which he is recoveringg very nicely.
He came back to Audubon Sunday
and will remain to look after details
at the brick yard while Lou Tramp
and his family are enjoying an ex-
tended visit in, Illinois and Indiana.
They were accompanied on this trip
by Louis aunt. Mrs. Louise Siebert,
of Peoria, H., who has been in
these parts several weeks.