Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-11-12
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

PERSONAL AND LOCAL
d. A. Settlemire went to Glidden
Friday on business and to visit for
mer friends.
Remember the annual dinner and
apron sale at the Presbyterian church
Thursday November 10th.
Mrs. A. Spencer, daughter Miss
Velma, and Miss Auda Searls we're
friendly visitors in Atlantic last Fri
day.
Lloyd Price and wife came Tues
day from Spirit Lake for visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Price.
Miss Clara Wiese of the Arlington
went to Avoca Saturday noon to visit
several days with her father and rel
atives.
Mrs. Fonnie Richter, who visited
last week at Des Moines with her
mother, Mrs. Alice Yeager. has re-
turned home.
Lorenz Brooks of Iowa City came
Friday for visit with his sister,
Mrs. ID. w. Wood and husband, and
other friends.
Miss Martha Dunn went to Des
MONIES Tuesday to spend few days
on business and to hear Rev. Sunday
If she has time.
Mrs. Chas. Delahoyde and daugh-
ter, Miss Mary, of Stuart came the
last of the week for visit with
their numerous relatives.
MISS Clara Anderson, who has had
her dress making parlor in one OF
Miss Morrissey's rooms, is now locat-
ed in rooms in the Howald block.
Mrs. Hannah r. Underwood re-
turned to Audubon Saturday evening
following a two weeks pleasant visit
at Jefferson with her son, DR.. Young.
Henry Roth went to Manning Sat
urday evening to visit his brother
John and wife, but ostensivly to see
his new nephew.
Mrs. Kate Sheets and daughter,
Mrs. Carl Johnson and family autoed
from Harlan Sunday to visit rela-
tives.
Harry Arnold one of the executors
of the late Lois G.. Stuart estate was
business visitor at Atlantic last Fri
day with Honest Pete Christensen, al
so one of the executors.
Mrs. G. E. Long, following a few
days visit at Marshalltown with her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Stull. has re-
turned home. Note her ad in this
weeks issue of the Republican.
For Sale:-Two room houses.
One with one lot, other with two lots
and good barn. $4,000 will take
either of them. See H. j. Savage.
Also several good building lots.
Chas. Ping has moved his old
house out into the road where he will
live until his new modern house is
completed, when he will move the
old house onto one of his vacant lots.
| Miss Mildred King OF Lake City,
who has been here on a two months
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Earl Kile and family in the country
returned to her home Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. Cordelia Riley, who enjoyed a
visit here at the home of her nephew,
Chas. Bagley, left Friday for an ex-
tended visit with her brother Simon
Bergan, seven miles northwest of
Coon Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lastine, who for
here, but now of Marine, were in Aud
ubon Tuesday on their way to FIT
Dodge for a visit with his brother
T. Fl. Lastine and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. III. Buck returned
Friday from Des Moines, where they
attended one of Evangelist Sundays
meetings. They were much Impress
ed with his earnestness and pro-
nounce him a great man.
Henry f. Carlson and family ar
rived in Audubon the last of the
week from Froid, Mont, and will
live on a farm IL miles southeast of
town. They formerly lived here but
moved to Montana Jour years ago.
Don't forget that McCort's market
is headquarters for those superb Bal
timore oysters, both large and small
and fresh from Chesapeake Bay,
four times week, as Jack" has
standing order for them. 46-1w.
Mike Simersen who was SO badly
injured in the auto accident election
day was taken to the early morning
train Friday and removed to the hos
pital at Atlantic His condition at
that time was considered serious.
Geo. Housman, sheep salesman for
the Bowles Live Stock Commission
Co., of South Omaha, was here last
week purchasing sheep for his firm,
returning to Omaha Saturday eve
ming. While in Audubon he was the
guest of his cousin, Alex Ferguson.
A car load of Fancy New York
Apples. Just received by Renftle &
| Reed. These apples we're picked
late, and are sound and good winter
keepers. The price Is right. Get a
barrel before they are all gone.
Renftle & Reed.
Mrs. Mary lines has sold one of
her residence lots In the southeast
$1,000. Mr.. Simcox has broken
ground and will build a modern
house. When Mrs. lines purchased
SIS for It.
Thursday of last week while at
tending his horse at his home in the
south part of town, Chris Hahn was
quite badly injured when one of the
horses kicked him on the right knee,
tearing the ligaments loose. Mr..
Hahn was under the care of a ply
stefan for several days.
Mrs. Sam Dutler of Greeley town
ship, who has been suffering with
carbuncles several weeks and remain
ed in town with friends while taking
treatment, was able to go to her
home Saturday. Her little daughter
Lena, who was so badly scalded by
boiling water few weeks ago is re-
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