Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-10-15
on HEAR OF

Have you noted the improved con-
\ dition of affairs at the telephone
Office the past few days. A new order
went into effect this week.
hog strayed from my hog pen
the fore part of the week. II you
hear of any strayed hog in your To-
cality kindly inform Martin Mogg.
Mrs E. A. Wadsworth, following
four months visit in Audubon with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Burn
side, returned to her home at Grin
nell last evening.
MRS S. B, Baker and SON Freeman
who moved from Audubon several
years ago to Urich, Mo- s.Jare here for
visit with relatives and friends in
Lincoln township.
H. c. Ocheltree of Victor and VIM.
q, Smith of Stuart spent Monday and
Tuesday in Audubon with the for
mer's nephew. Tom ocheltree and
wife.
A. Settlemire and wife returned
yesterday morning from a several
weeks visit at Clayton county, their
old home, with relatives and old time
friends.
A Club dance was given Tuesday
night at Watts Hall. Last evening
private dance was held at the same
place. The hall was nicely cleaned
and fixed up for the affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Frederick and
children arrived home the last of the
week from Jerauld, s. D., where they
visited three weeks with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ira Johnson and family.
f. r. Smith and wife of Omaha
came Tuesday evening to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ B. Wons-
mos. Mrs. Wonsmos who was at Om-
aha for visit accompanied them
home.
Tom Davis desire for Audubon and
old time friends was too strong for
him to remain away, SO while here
on visit he purchased the Joe H.
Ross home yesterday for $500 and
will move to Audubon next March.
Geo. E. Long. who filled the posi-
ton as agent at the Northwestern de-
pot during the absence of Jesse Hum
iston, departed Tuesday morning for
Galesburg, ILL.,, to see his brother,
who suffered the loss of leg in
/
Miss Mae Nelson entertained the
Junior class of the High School at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. G. Nelson last Thursday
night with party. Twenty men,
bers and friends were present and
delightful time was enjoyed by all.
The weather of the past two weeks
has not been to the liking of the peo-
| pie in this vicinity, and especially the
farmers. as it throws them behind
with their work but they are the ones
that can enjoy good rest and spend
their time beside good fire reading.
Clyde Blunt, son of Frank Blunt,
former residents of Audubon county,
who has been here on a visit to friends
and relatives, left yesterday for his
home at Milford. Before leaving he
made this Office pleasant call and
left a dollar to have the good old Re-
publican sent to their home for an
other year. 81
DR.. c. A. Colee left last Saturday
for few days stay in the Ozark
mountains. He goes there for his
health. That country has bounti-
full supply of Whitewater, mind
! oulu W COuldlu WOu-
derful curative properties. The DIR.
hopes by drinking in plenty of Ozark
ozone and water to be greatly bene-
fitted in health. His many friends
here hope for the best. Panora
Vedette.
E. Il. Hahn, demonstration for the
Monarch Malleable Range arrived in
Audubon Monday evening from
Beaver Dam, Wis. and can be found
all of this week at the Ruhs & Carter
hardware store. A special demon
stration of the Monarch Malleable
Range is going on this week, and this
is chance of life time to get that
nine-piece set of aluminium ware free.
The demonstration so far has proved
a success and many ranges have been
sold.