Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-11-05
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

/ Harley DUCK anu Id1llly dulOeu
to Atlantic Friday for visit.
Mesdames John Musson and w. K
Green were visitors at Atlantic last
Friday.
Mrs Val Leonard went to Nicola
Monday to visit at the home of her
son Ray.
Mrs. Annie Carper went to Allan
tic Saturday for visit with Andy
Andersen and family.
Misses Wayne Downey and Gene
We've Mccarthy were friendly visit
ors at Atlantic Sunday.
Frank Hudspeth, who transacted
business in Atlantic a few days last
week returned Sunday noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Kerwin came
down Tuesday from Carroll to attend
the Conrod Miller funeral.
Bert Stocking came from Lake
City Friday for a visit at the home
of his father, c. II. Stocking.
Miss Genevieve Roth went to On
aha Saturday to see her cousin, Miss
Henry Floyd, who is quite i'll.
Bert Keith and wife returned Fri
day evening from Des Moines where
Mrs. Keith went for treatment.
House for Rent:-Six room house
in good repair. In east part of town.
see VIM. Layland. 44-2w pd.
Rev. Lorenz of Wall Lake held
services at the German Evangelical
church in Audubon last Sunday.
Notice: Hereafter we will make
corrections on our mailing list every
month instead of weekly as hereto
fore
| T. E. Mason went to Omaha Mon
day to attend the demonstration and
lectures at the photographers meet
ing.
Bert Evans. who has good pos
ition with poultry house at Dayton,
Iowa came Saturday for visit with
relatives.
NJ j. Fabricius and Jens Schoube
have built a celler under the rear
of the building, occupied by Barent-
sen & Dye.
Miss Ada Kittell returned to her
school duties at Elliott Sunday noon,
after a pleasant few days visit with
her mother.
Fred Plahen is having the finish
ing touches put on his house in West
Audubon and will be ready to move
into II soon.
Miss Elena Jensen of Atlantic Wis.,
tied few days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jasper Jensen, returned to
her work Sunday.
Estrayed from my hog pen recently
red hog. Anyone hearing of stray
hog in their locality kindly notify
Martin Mogg. 44-tf.
Call at or phone the McCort meat
market for dill pickles and sauer
kraut. Barrels OF 1t on hand since
last Thursday. 1w.
Mrs. E. E. Bailey and little Arlene
returned home Saturday evening
rom a visit of several weeks at Red
ield with her parents.
| c. ID. Forsbeck arrived home Mon
day morning from Milwaukee, Wis,
where he went to attend the North
western road meeting.
Earl Maharg accompanied a ship
nent of sheep to the Omaha market
Monday evening, returning in time
Tuesday to cast his ballot.
Mrs. Hans Hansen went to Allan
tic Sunday noon to see her sister,
Miss Marie Hansen who is taking
treatment in the hospital.
Miss Pearl Beech, who has been
teaching school in this county, fin
shed her term Friday and returned
20 her home at Atlantic Saturday eve
ming.
| The pranks of Halloween are be-
coming milder each year. No dam
age of any consequence was done Sat-
urday night. SO far as we have been
able to learn.
Saturday was fine day for pick
ing corn, and as consequence there
were fewer farmers in town than
have been on the streets of Audubon
in several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Hardie and son
Elmer and family spent Sunday with
their cousin Theo. Pomery and fam
lily near Dedham. They made the
trip in Elmer's auto.
Mrs. l. L. Stuart, following a pleas
ant weeks visit here with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Louis Bagley and husband,
returned to her home at Hampton,
Iowa, Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Riggs and her
two sisters, Misses Ruth and Franc
Anderson went to Atlantic Saturday
to spend the day with friends. They
made the trip in the formers auto.
Nick Conklin has purchased the
Mrs., Caroline Wright property in the
east part of town and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Berman have rented 1t of
Nick, moving into 1t the last of the
week.
Jack McCort, to be up with the
times, has installed in his place of
business an enameled sanitary oyster
ice can. 1t is the latest thing out
and keeps the oysters cool and per-
fectly clean.
One of the section hands on the
Northwestern suffered broken
shoulder blade Monday morning when
he fell off the handcar. He was TAX
en- to Carroll for treatment on the
evening train.
Mrs. Lillian Carlson and two
children of Sioux City visited here
with her cousin, Mrs. Marsh McNutt
and family left yesterday for Manila
to visit other relatives, after which
they return to their home.
Martin Christensen, who has been
working for C. j. Thomson the tall
or, left for his home at Omaha Sun
day noon. He was unable to rent a
house here for his family, so decided
to return to his home.
The party who picked up an open
faced watch with silverine case in
the rear of the James Law building
last Saturday morning, please re-
| turn IN Nick COnklin and receive re-