Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-03-12
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Fine Tailoring done to order by q
practical tailor, with 10 years ex-
perience. Cleaning, pressing and re-
pairing neatly done. Room No. 7. Over
Buthweg's store. J. c. Thomson.
Geo. Currier was a passenger to At
lantic Sunday.
g. H. Jurgensen was business visitor
in Carroll Friday.
Jens Jensen went to Garner Satur-
day, where he will work.
E. B. Thomas returned Saturday from
a business visit in Nebraska.
A. McCuen was a business visitor in
Omaha the first of the week.
Miss Lille johnson went to Manning
Saturday to visit at the Jesse Metheny
home.
J. D. McDermott attended the cattle
sale of Strove & Son at Manning last
Friday.
For Sale or Rent-Six room house, in
good repair, 2 lots.
10Sd VIM. Layland.
| A. II. Edwards arrived home Monday
! from a stay of several months at differ
ent points in Texas
Miss Auda Se.rIas want 70 Carol,
Sot,rdo,, 80 S,is;t LII hor o;star Me-
w r Smith and family
Geo Ross and John Weighton went
to Omaha Friday TO attend the j. B.
From, M;nnoSoto ,,,horo bo ,,,amt lei
his brothar SI;nt,s a,,r,iarort COZ WV"
Z. christensen went to Omaha Sun
teSda a tb .1i1 y; me 20 I uamnt6n Mah
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Mesdames d. ]. Conklin and Chas.
Wolff went to Hastings Monday to at
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Anton Jensen, who was here to see
A. p. Andersen and visit with Jens Ras;
mussen, returned to Omaha Monday.
w. NJ. Moreland, who was called here
to attend the funeral of his father, re-
turned to his home at Milford Friday.
PA Casev wifo and habv returrad
to Atlantic Monday, after few days
visit here with her parents M. 7. Foley
and wife.
Albert Snorcor ord. y;fo on,or.o;rod
a merry group with a social and dance
al tnelr holne' JUST SOUTHWEST Oh Auuu'
bon Friday MI mt.
Mrs. III. B. Oliver. son John and her
sister, Miss Grace Carroll went to Oma- |
ha Monuay, where Ihe httle boy VIII
nave MS eyes treated.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Darland are re.
ioicing over the arrival of a little girl,
Arlene Ruth, which came to their home
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Mrs. Fred ,Arentsen and son Andrew
returned to Walut Monday. They were
here to see her brother, A. p. Ander
sen, who is dangerously ill.
Mrs. John Freeman and son Jasper
and Miss Pearl COlwell of Atlantic re
turned to their home Friday, after a
visit with the Z. J. Freeman family.
All kinds of Canned frpits and n;xed
candies. Also C'Brien's Fine Choco-
lates always on hand at the Home
Bakery. Clarence Turner, Prop. 100.
Mics Rrtb Trrror orr;vod so.,raov
from, Cb;caao where sba u'ont 20 ,S,'r
chase the new stock Of spring millinery
goods for the Wilson g. Freeman store.
-, heV' mos; d. dreenlee went 10 the
niuils Monaay 10 spenu several DAYS
to ioin her husband in Audubon about
April 1st.
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4, MIS-. Il: Il. simpson returned nome
Monuay from Nliiisca, wnere sne went
10 WISH ner slsIer, MIS-; ~. d. 1raL anu
ryn Graf,
Mrs. Will Baker and little daughter,
following pleasant visit with her aunt,
Mrs Chas. Ping and husband, departed
for their home at Dorchester, Neb. Fri
day morning.
Mrs. Kuhn was called to Anita Fri
day on account of the illness OF her
brother, G. s. Taylor. 1t has been a
few weeks ago that Mrs. Kuhn lost
brother by death.
Nrs 7 n vorrov ,yos ~ Audubon
Fridav IN her uav home n Parkstown
S D., following a visit at Extra with
relatives. Miss Ellowene Dimick accom-
panied her to Audubon.
Io,,,roroo pi,+,,or ,,ho ,,;S;tod ro,,
twas RTaVfnn nQnaFt for hia |
bon,o ~ Roaina CO.. Er;doy Ha was
accomnonieS nv Pete Cbristensen Who
goes to look at the country.
NJ Rarrett who former,v ,;ved IN
Viola townobin hnt nonved 10 OSka-
IooSo 6ve I,oars aao retnrreS 70 h;s
homoe Friday after n v;s;t here with his
so, and iooSinn aster some bns;nass as
fo;rs "-" 'o "''' ' ."
d. L. Cahail, the Guthrie Center real
estate dealer has lot of good farms to |
1ona - tbe mdrbon corntv I;na 70 Won,
aro intorostod IN farno Ienda ~ ,r;,, Ia
70 ynnr interasts 70 have a tall with
NJ Sabaii aftf
Albert Mutschall and wife, who re-
Gently moved to town were the recip- |
tents of pleasant surprise Thursday |
night hen number Of their German
friends invaded their home The even
log was spent in visitation and a pleas |