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

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Miss Blanche Mason returned Fri
day from visit with friends at Iowa
City.
| Ebbe Potter was an Omaha BUSH
ness visitor the latter part OF the
week.
| H. NJ. Bonde went to Albert City
yesterday to visit several days with
friends.
First snow of the season was last
Saturday night. but melted as fast
as it fell
l. w. Wright and son Sherm have
returned from Omaha, where they
went with shipment of stock.
Outdoor picnics are something un-
usual in the month of November,
still many are being held this month
in Iowa.
John Alt went to Manila today to
meet and accompany home his daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. Chas. Alt who comes
here for visit.
Mrs. Robert Feltner lies critically
i'll at her home at the southeast
edge of town. Her life has been des-
paired of the past few days.
Rev. and Mrs. G. b. Christensen
went to Omaha This morning to con-
suit physicians regarding her health.
Miss Anna Burkhart was visitor
at Atlantic today Her mother, Mrs.
Conrad Burkhart who has been quite
ill the past month is now on the
mend.
For Sale: Good town property.
House of seven rooms and two lots.
Good well and plenty of fruit. For
particulars enquire of Chas. Jones.
Phone No. III White. 46-2w.
DR.. A. l.. Brooks returned today
from a professional visit at Des
Moines. He reports DR.. Rosenbladt
as doing swimmingly in the Capitol
and forging to the front right along.
Miss Fannie Ditzenberger, who is
enjoying her fall school vacation, de-
parted this morning for Worthington,
Mimi. for visit with her aunt, Mrs
E. l.. Mcintosh and daughter, Miss
Florence.
u Mrs. b. A. Keith received a letter
this morning from her daughter Mrs.
Bert Eaton, who submitted to sur
gical operation Tuesday at the Meth
J odist Hospital in Des Moines. The
letter states that Mrs. Eaton stood
the ordeal well and is now doing as
well as could be expected.
ID. w. Shinn of Casey, who was
here several days on business and
visiting at the Ralph Davis home,
left Saturday morning for his home.
ID. w. Wood and wife were sum
moned to Iowa City Saturday, be-
cause of the illness of her brother
Ray Brooks. They returned Mon
day.
Mrs. Elmer Johnson and son who
visited here last week with her
mother-in-law, Mrs. j. G. Johnson
returned to her Atlantic home Sun
day noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hansen and two
children, who visited at Bayard sew
eral days with her brother, Peter A.
Miller and family, returned home
Saturday evening.
Fred Mertens and wife of Atlantic
who were visiting at Holstein and
Sleswig with relatives, came to Aud
ubon Tuesday for a visit with the
Fred Dreher family.
Jonas Mantz, who has been enjoy
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s. L. Mantz and wife, left Monday
morning for Spirit Lake and Tama
to visit relatives and friends.
A graded white face steer came to
my place Nov. list, will weigh about
750 Owner can have same by prov
ing property and paying costs. Hans
Petersen. two miles west of Audubon
Phone 10 A 1-21.
l.. Saylor and son Lawrence of
Guthrie Center transacted business
in Audubon last week with Jas. Law.
Thursday evening, accompanied by
Mr.. Law they departed for Tyrone,
Okla, on business.
Mrs. j. Ahlf of st. Paul, MINI, who
was called here to attend the funeral
of her brother-in-law, Conrad Miller,
went to Atlantic Tuesday evening to
visit relatives, after which she will
return to Audubon for an extended
visit with her sister, Mrs. Miller.
Final reports on the Iowa corn crop
places the yield of the state for 1914
alta 100000 bushels, worth 1887
100000. This seasons corn crop
more than the 1913 yield. In 1912
lOWd pIOuuScu foH,VOu,VVV puohOie
of corn.
T. Wood of Kemp, ILL.,, was Wis
itor in Audubon this week with Har-
vey Height and other old time &C
quaintances. Mr.. Kemp drove team
of oxen in this county over 26 years
ago and worked at one time for Reese
Dickey. It has been 16 years since
he last visited Audubon.
For Sale:-- $50 acres of Guthrie
county best land, lays well, improved
we'll, 2 sets buildings, in high state
of cultivation, one mile east of Mon
tieth on River to River road, small
payment down, long time on balance
at percent. Come and see it. Price
$175.00 per acre. F. f. Reed, Mon
tieth, Iowa. 43-4w.
Mrs. Minnie Andrews of Farley,
VT, and Mrs. Clara G. Sargent and
daughter, Mrs. Joseph Hanawalt, of
Deep River, Iowa, aunts and cousin
of Geo. Cook, came last week to pay
him a visit 1t has been over so
years since Mr. Cook and Mrs. And
Prews have seen each other and no
doubt their visit has been a most
enjoyable one They left Tuesday
for their respective homes.