Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-01-22
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See Webster for hay and straw AZ.
Cal Mishler transacted business in
Manning Tuesday.
John Madsen went to Marine Sunday
noon to visit friends.
ID. w. Chamberlain, of Brayton was a
caller in local circles Saturday.
viii Griffith returned home Saturday
from business visit in. Omaha.
Good house in splendid location for
rent. Inquire of Mantz g. White Al
Henry Jacobsen was a business caller
in Council Bluffs the first of the week.
A, Farquhar left Monday for Wood
bine to look after important business
matters.
Miss Francis Morrissey returned from
Atlantic Tuesday, where she went Oh
business. r-
Frank Mcclure shipped car load of
fat cattle to Omaha Monday accompany
ing same.
Misses Brookhouser and Kelly trained
nurses, returned to their homes at At
lantic Thursday.
]. B. Ashby went to Des Moines Mon,
day evening to look after important
business matters.
! Jens p. Jensen returned home Thurs
day from Omaha, where he went with
a stock shipment.
Nick Martes and wife departed for
Randolph Neb., Monday for a visit at
the Jake Baker home.
X. ]. Petersen the land agent, of
Hamlin departed for Minnesota Monday
to look at the country.
Z Miss Francis Taggart departed Mon.
day for Winnebago, Neb, to visit her
sister, Mrs. Chamberlain.
Lou Ellis came from Des Moines Sat,
urday to join his wife aud visit with
her mother, Mrs. Wright.
For Sale-50 Buff Orphington Cocker
els. They are a nice lot. Emil Haefi,
niger, Route 1, Audubon, la. 529d
Mrs. Jas. Lee went to Coon Rapids
Saturday for visit with her two sisters,
Mesdames Campbell and Newcomb.
VIM. FINLAND, of Manning and Earl
Chest. of Coon Rapids were here to at.
tend the Rubel- Andersen wrestling bout.
Max Zinke and wife of Greeley town
ship are rejoicing over the arrival of
new baby girl at their house last Friday
night.
Mrs. Len Bridenstine came home
mia no. kal
her daughter, Mrs Chas. Stemm and
family.
Mrs. Val Leonard returned home Sat
urday from Mason City and Oh rter
Oak where she visited her sons, Val and
Ray and wife.
Albert Sorensen, who was here on a
visit with his uncle Pete stone and fam
lily. departed for his home at Langford,
s. D., Monday.
Sam Hunter and wife, who visited in
Audubon with her parents Jesse Keith
and wife, returned to their home at
Glidden Monday.
Geo Lane returned to his home al
Mt Pie SAINT Sunday noon, after two
weeks visit here with his uncle, 0. l.
Lane and family.
Miss Amelia Andersen, who visited
here with her cousin, Nels Munksgaard
and family returned to her home in
Brayton Saturday.
Hank Lloyd went to Casey Monday
to meet and accompany home his daugh-
ter Miss Blanche, who was visiting at
the VIM. Tate home.
]. NJ. Dimick and wife of Extra
were in Audubon Friday night to attend
the masquerade ball, and were guests at
the F. S. Watts home.
J. A. Cozine left Saturday for Wash
ington, Ia, where he was called on ac-
cocunt Of the sessions illness of his sis.
ter, Mrs. Abbie PARROT.
Landsman dersom Elders Lam er
Udlobet paa Elders Land da kan jeg
Fornye samme for Elder paa code
Vilkaar. E. III. Jacobsen, Audubon,
Iowa. 52-tf.
Mesdames David and W. j. Hope,
who visited here with their sister, Mrs.
j. Cozine and family, returned to their
home in Atlantic Thursday. z
Mrs. F. S. Watts departed Saturday
for Denver Colo, to attend the Western
Live Stock Association, where she will
give one of her famous talks before the
Association.
Have your hides tanned now while
you can have it done, / represent two
of the best tanneries in the country.
Come in and see me about the matter.
J.F. McCort. 30
Rev. ]. E. Lang, who conducted sue
cessful revival meetings at the Evan
gelical church here. finished his work
Friday night and returned to his home
in Des Moines Saturday.
Frank Barsby and wife and Mrs s.
H. Best and daughter, Miss Blanche, of
Carroll visited in Audubon Saturday
going to Atlantic in the evening to visit
with V. B. Mayberry and family.
Mrs. Mahlon Boyd and grand daugh-
ter, Miss Edna johnson returned home
Monday from st. Charles, where they
went to see the formers brother, Oscar
Paulson who was seriously i'll. They
left Mr.. Paulson much improved.
Miss Lulu Berger, of Toledo, Iowa,
following a weeks pleasant visit in Au-
dubon with her sister Miss Carrie Der
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