Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-11-19
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

at midnight.
c. M. Paulson returned to Aud
ubon yesterday from a months stay
DIT Mason City.
Lee Hadley and family went to
Atlantic Thursday evening for a Wis
1t with relatives.
Mrs. A. Spencer and son and Will
lie JaIoDsen went to Atlantic SaIur-
Gay 10 visit friends.
Mrs. Harry Parrot has gone to
! WinIerset tor an extended visit with
her sister, Mrs. styles.
Henry Remainder returned to
TempIeton SATURDAY, after a business
VISIT at Extra ana IN AUDUBON.
Miss Edna Johnson, who spent
several Gays in Atlantic with reIa-
lLlves, returned home Monday eve
nIng.
Mrs. VIM. Krohn returned Thurs
day evening from visit at Glidaen
with the .. j. hopp and Chas. HUNS
families.
i G. v. Christensen returned Thurs
day evening from VISIT at Guthrie
center WIN his brother and oLher
feiatlves.
Frank Kerwin and Louir McLeran
went 10 Ames t'riday evening TO see
The loot bail (, anne between Ames ana
iowa City.
Founa:-A gold watch charm with
The INITIAL M or "W" on base. own
OF can nave same by Gaining at Re-
puDIIUan office.
Rasmus Johansen went to Aston
Iowa, Thursday TO see .bout a posi-
ion as blacksmith with the A. &.
reLersen lrm.
| have TOR sale five Barred Rock
tcoekerels OF the Bradley strain. Tx
IRA heavy bone. Enquire OF Mrs.
-. A. tardee.
Ingeman Andersen, who has been
working here the past summer, de-
pared tuesday evening tor his home
at Austin, Minn.
Chas. Petersen and Rem Phelps
went TO Omaha yesterday TO purchase
dulomoDlIe supplies and attend TO
business matters.
Mrs. w. H. Cowles entertained a
NUMBER of friends yesterday after
noon for Mrs. ]. A. Nash and Mrs.
Archie MacVicar.
Miss Mary Paulson, of Kimballton
is in the city visiting friends, and il
she likes Audubon, may decide to
remain indefinitely.
A. H. Edwards arrived home from
5eloit, Wis, yesterday, following a
pleasant visit with his son, B. A.
Edwards and wife.
Matthias & Hansen have ordered
new plate window to be placed in
their store front to replace the
one recently broken.
Hon. H. ]. Mantz went to Des
Moines yesterday to look after the
interests of a client, appearing be-
fore the supreme court.
| M,.sl OF the farmers in this yicip-
ity have finished picking corn. The
yield throughout Audubon county
was exceptionally GOOD.
Alex Ferguson went to Carroll
Friday to meet his father, ]. H. Fer.
guson of Mechanicsville, who was OIL
he way here to visit his sons.
Miss Gladys Hunter of Manning
after a pleasant visit here with hel
aunt, Mrs. Alex Ferguson and nus
band, returned to her home Friday
Mrs. G.. E. Long, following a sew
eral days visit at Marshalltown with
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Stull, re
turned to Audubon Friday morning
Lloyd Price and wife returned to
their home at Spirit Lake Friday
morning, following a visit here with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Price.
| MrO al xuhn vie Oh nj
Stuart with her daughter, Mrs. Gust
Dettman and husband, returned
Thursday evening. Mrs. Dettman &C
it with relatives.
Miss Ellen Sloan of Volga City, Ia,
who was called here to attend the
funeral of her brother-in-law, A.
Brown, and who remained for a visit
with relatives, returned to her home
last Friday evening.
Chas. Petersen has severed his con-
nection with the Martinsen Garage
and is now doing repair work and
handling all kinds of automobile sup
plies at the Cedar Rapids Oil Co.
building one-half block north of the
post Office.
Miss Lucy Leib, the efficient nurse
went to Iowa City Monday to care
for Ray Brooks, a brother of DR.. Car
rie Wood. Mrs. Wood received word
yesterday from Miss Leib that Rays
condition was critical and his death
Just a matter of short time.
Mrs. M. Hansen, who has beer
making her home with her daughter
Mrs. j. s. Johnson, the past few
M he lot 70 lot oh
where she will spend the winter with
her son, j. c. Hansen, who stopped
here Saturday on his return home
from visit in Oregon.
H. j. Beck of Atlantic drove to
Audubon In his trusty little Metz
and transacted business here for the
Pennsylvania Consumers OIL Co., he
being manager and salesman for the
company in this territory. While
here he made arrangements with a
local party to take charge of the
agency In this locality. We acknow-
ledge a pleasant call from him while
in our cay.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Christensen and
daughter, Miss Martha. arrived home
Monday from Rochester, Mimi. where
the young lady submitted to a minor
operation. The operation was more
serious than at first thought, on ac-
count or the young lady's weakened
condition, however, she Is getting
along nicely since her arrival home,
and 1t Is hoped by her friends that
the operation will be of lasting bene-
fit.
Miss Meta Petersen of Stuart was
in Audubon this week soliciting