Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-02-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

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Geo. Miller went to Omaha Tuesday
to buy cattle.
Jens Werner was a passenger to ON.
aha Tuesday.
]. McBroom of Atlantic was in local
circles Tuesday.
Jas. Law was business caller to
Stuart yesterday.
L. E. Tramp retarned home Saturday
from a business visit at Carroll.
Sam Wilson went to- Marengo Tues.
day to visit with his brother Fred.
Ebbe Potter returned Friday from a
business visit at Boone and Des Moines
Att. s. C. Kerberg who went to ON.
aha on legal business returned home
Monday.
Nick Martes of near Extra went TO
Panora yesterday to look after his farm
interests. .
J. M. wager went to Coon Rapids
yesterday to visit with relatives for
several days.
VIM. Mccain and wife arrived from
Artesian, s. D., for visit at the L. V.
Pulver home.
Chas. Spencer departed for Monte
Christie, Tex, Tuesday to look after his
land holdings
Mr.. Ellrod, butcher at the McCort
market entertained company from Har-
Ian this week er,
Ed. Blair, who visited in this vicinity
with friends. returned TO his home at
Kirkman yesterday.
G. r. Hillyer returned Tuesday from
ten DAYS visit at Lorenz and Sioux
City with relatives. .E
John Griffith arrived home Monday
from his western trip, his wife remain.
ing for longer visit.
A. P. Hansen, l.. Axelsen and Chas.
| Knudsen were business visitors in Mimi
eapolis the last of the week.
The Degree of, Honor ladies met with
Mrs. Leo Riggs yesterday afternoon and
pleasant time was enjoyed.
Geo. Kradel departed Monday for his
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visit with his sister, Mrs. VIM. Sucher
and family.
VIM. Polite and WIFE, formerly of
Nebraska but now of Carroll came Mon
day for visit with friends in Audubon
and at Extra.
John Thorp arrived home Sunday
| from Chicago and Cudahy, where he
went with shipment Of stock for the
Northup Bros.
Mr.. Baum a genial young man from
| Canada, who visited few days in Au-
dubon with friend, departed for his
home Monday.
Mrs. Emma jerks was called from
her home at Suffer, :. ILL.,, last week on
account of the serious illness of her
father, H. Byrd.
Mrs. Clyde mccall of Coon Rapids,
who was here on visit with friends,
went to Atlantic Monday to visit her
cousin Mrs. Elmer johnson.
Mrs. ]. A. Nash of Ottumwa came to
Audubon Tuesday to visit with Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Cowles and to look af.
ter some business matters.
Guy Brady and family, who visited
in Extra with her BROTHER Geo. Corl
and family, was in Audubon Tuesday
on their return to Churdan.
o. L. Lane has been hobbling around
on crutches the past two weeks because
ola sprained ankle he received when he
slipped on the sidewalk at his home
VIM. Cloughly of Winnipeg came to
Audubon Tuesday from Des Moines to
see Mr.. Nicholson, who Is critically i'll
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. J..
r. Best.
Get Col. ". c. Schwaller & Son to
cry your sale. You pay for no expert
ence as Schwaller has cried sales for 33
years. Write, phone or call at Temple
ton. Iowa. 46tf
| J. l.. Anderson of Standard, Canada,
who has been here the past two months
with his parents, Peter Anderson and
wife and other relatives, departed for
his home Tuesday.
Jonn Egan and family went to Car.
roll Sunday for visit with his sister,
Mrs. NJ. f. Kerwin and family, after
which they go to Omaha, where they
will make their home,
Misc. l.. Richards, who came here tC
attend the funeral of her brother-in-law
r. N. Carper, returned to her home
at Fl. Dodge Monday. Mrs Carper de.
parted for there Tuesday-to make her
home for the present.