Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-01-01

Mrs. Chas. Branson, OF WaVerly, Men. /,
after few days visit in Audubon with
her uncle, l., e. Kline and family and
her brother Glen, departed for her home
Monday.
Get Col. V. G. 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
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Sampson, who
enjoyed weeks visit here with their
daughter, Mrs. Fred Rasmussen and
husband, returned to their home at
Menlo Monday.
Peter Fredricksen and family have
been enjoying holiday visit from his
sister, Miss johanna Fredricksen, who
returned to her home in Davenport the
first of the week.
Mrs. r. A. Griffin and daughter re-
turned to their home at Lake City yes
terday. They were here to spend few
weeks with the formers parents, A. N.
Detwiler and family.
Aug. Burr received word yesterday
that his cousin, Earnest Burr had died
his home in Ohio last Saturday. Mr..
and Mrs. Burr were contemplating a
visit to his home in the spring.
A gray horse belonging to John
Flynn strayed from his farm northeast
of Larland Dec. 28th. The horse will
weigh 1850 If you know of his where
abouts, please notify Mr.. Flynn.
John Freeman and family and their
friend, Miss Pearl Caldwell returned to
their home in Atlantic Thursday even
ing. They were here to enjoy Christ
mas dinner with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. j. Freeman.
Dr. A. L. Brooks and family have re-
turned home from Des Moines, where
they enjoyed several days visit with
his daughter, Mrs w. e. Kimbell and
family. Little Aunt Jane Brooks want
ed 10 bring her little niece home with
her. ......
The local post office will close today
from 1000 a. m. until 400 pm, and
business houses will be closed during
the afternoon. The mail carriers will
also enjoy a day of rest and many reso-
buttons will be made only to be broken
later on.
Mrs. Peter Hansen and baby, after
pleasant visit here with her husbands
parents, Peter Hansen, ST., and wife,
returned to her home in Scranton Mon
her brother, in-law, George Hansen for
a visit.
Mrs. Frank Drury left last evening
for Omaha. She was Joined by her
mother Mrs. w. ID. Stanley of Hamlin
and her sister,, Mrs. Will Deets of Allan
tic and they will enjoy New Year'sdin-
ner with Mrs. Struthers, q sister OF
Mrs. Stanley.
VIM. G. Onken and wife, of Carroll,
who visited at the Peter Thielen home
in Extra, passed through Audubon Mon,
companied by Mrs. Herb Thielan and
child, of Extra who will visit them for
several days.
Jens Loss has rented space in the old
Arlington Hotel where himself and men
can finish great deal of the work fol-
several new homes he now has under
way. Jens is enjoying more than his
share of work this season and Away,
gives satisfaction.
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daughter of Fred Bartlett and Mrs. Viii
Kuehl, of Wilcox, Can, another daugh
ter, who were here to attend the funer
al of the late Mrs. Bartlett, departed fol
their homes, the former Friday and tn,
latter Saturday. % y, E,8
Mrs. J.AP. Woodland has returned
from a few days visit with her daugh
ter, Mrs W. d. Emery in Milford. Sht
was accompanied home by Mrs. Emery
> and two sons for a visit, ~ The Emery
family have haS' hard siege of thu
. grippe, but are now entirely well. ia-
D. j. Summeryille will have public
sale at his place of residence, Jan. 21st
John Butterton claims Feb 18th for hi,
sale, and Frank Caranek will have {
sale the second week in February. Il
you are thinking of having sale lei
the Republican print your sale bills.
Mrs. d. L. Thomas, who spent sewers
weeks in Mechanicsville visiting hel
sister, Mrs Howard Elliott and in Mt
Vernon on visit with her cousin, Mis-,
Blanche Hoover returned home Satur
day. While at the latter place hel
cousin, Miss Hoover died and was buried
us iuOubuly IuctJiDk III Dut
Christian Endeavor of the Presbyterian
church was held at the Vern Culver
home Tuesday night About 80 were
present and all of them enjoyed the so
cial gathering. Various games were
played, after which q dainty luncheon
was served.
Cal Belcher went to Panora to attend
the wedding of Miss Georgia Picking
and Mr.. Meyers which occurs today.
Miss Picking is the daughter of George
Picking and wife who live about -four
miles south east of Audubon. We ex
pect to see complete report in the
Here and There column of our next
weeks issue.
Ambrose Foley departed Sunday noon
for Monitor, Colo, to spend a month
with his brother Will, who went there
several months ago for his health. In
a letter received Sunday by M. T. Foley
from his son Will he states that he is
feeling real we'll, but may stay in Colo,
RADIO for the winter. Will has numer.
Gus friends in Audubon county who
will be pleased to learn of his steady
Improvement, and all hope that it will
be permanent
The building boom is on in Audubon
No matter in what part of town one
happens to go. they can see nice new
modern homes being erected. West Au.
dubon is also enjoying the same spirit.
As many as eight new homes are being
built at present and in the spring there
will be number of others built The
year 1918 has been most successful one
for Audubon people and we venture the
assertion that no other town in Iowa the
size of Audubon has as many fine resi-
dences.
Alex Jensen and family, of Green
field, Walter Jensen and family, of
Casey, Peter Bransen and family of Wi
ota and Laurence Jensen, of Spirit
Lake, who were here to spend Christ
mas and join in the family reunion
festivities at the home of their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Jensen. re-
turned to their respective homes the
last of the week. There were "a inn
mediate relatives present and during
the day group picture of the entire
family was taken.