Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-11-26
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

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Jas McNutt of Atlantic transact
ed business in Audubon several
days last week and first part of this
week.
M. M. Smith, who has been work
ing at the plastering trade at Car
morning.
For Sale:-Barred Rock cockerels
of the Bradley strain, heavy bone,
we'll barred. Mrs. c.. A. Pardee,
Hamlin, Iowa.
Look for the ad of our Special
Sale on page of this issue. What
are you going to do about. it? Aud
ubon Music Co.
F. c. Sampson, wife and daughter
Mary Louise went to Des Moines Sat
urday to visit with his brother, H.
K. Sampson and wife.
c. ID. Forsbeck and A. Segel left
Friday morning for Ames and Des
Moines to attend to business affairs
in connection with engineering.
Rem Phelps autoed to Atlantic
Sunday to join his wife and son Lee
verne for a visit with relatives.
They returned home Sunday night.
The proceeds of the box social
held at Viola school No. s, ON Oct.
both were used to replenish the
school library. Miss Green was the
teacher.
Faye Titterington, following a
pleasant visit here with friends, re-
turned Saturday to her home at Mil
ford, where she is one of the sue
cessful school teachers.
Miss Bertha Brandt returned to
Audubon the last of the week from
her home at Calender and began
teaching rural school near Elk
Horn Monday morning.
Albert Hocamp and family of
Greeley township expect to depart
for California the first of the year
to make their home several years
for the benefit of Mrs. Hocamp's
health.
Bargain:-For sale or trade g.
passenger touring car In excellent
running condition. Enquire of Rem
Phelps at Cedar Rapids Oil Co., office
one-half block north of the post
office. Phone 400.
Mrs. E. e. Good, following a
pleasant visit of several days in Aud
ubon with her friend and former
classmate, Miss Ella M. Stearns re-
turned to her home at Wahoo, Neb.,
Friday morning.
Misses Daisy Prick and Harriet
Bilharz went to Des Moines Satur-
- att
matters of Importance. They ex-
pected if possible, to hear Rev. w.
A. Sunday on Sunday.
John Ruhs and daughter Miss
Pearl departed Friday evening for
Hamlinton, ILL.,, to visit with his
brother, Will Ruhs and family.
Lacy Guyman of Illinois, who visited
his relatives here accompanied them
home.
Jas. Murphy of Carroll after a
visit here with friends and attend
ing to business affairs, returned to
his home Friday. He has fully re-
covered from his recent injury and
reports his wife, who was a pneu-
monia victim, as being able to sit up.
F. o. Niklason went to Chicago
Saturday evening with a car load of
horses. He has some of the best
matched teams one would wish to
see. They are purchased for foreign
shipment and when 1t comes to or
dering the best, Frank is there and
over.
The annual dinner and apron sale
held last Thursday evening by the
ladies of the Presbyterian church
was a decided success in every way.
all expenses about $95 which will
be used for the benefit of the
church.
Will Booton and wife of Sioux
City and his sister, Mrs. j. T. Baker
of Spirit Lake after visit here with
their brother G. ID. Booton and fam
lily, left the last of the week for
visit at Coon Rapids with their par
ents, when they returned to their
homes.
AL. Weber, who has been firing
at the Brick and Tile plant the past
seven months, left Friday morning
for visit at Council Bluffs with rel
atives. after which he goes to his
holhC at hduodo SiIy, NO., " sp6uu
the winter. He expects to return to
Audubon next spring to work for the
Tramp Bros.
Mrs. Geo. Green returned to Aud
ubon Thursday evening, following an
enjoyable visit at Des Moines. Her
husband accompanied her here and
they may decide to make Audubon
their home for the winter. Their
daughter, Miss Florence has also re-
turned and commenced her school
duties as teacher at Leroy No. on
Monday.
DR.. A. l.. Brooks went to Des
Moines Friday morning to visit his
daughter, Mrs. w. e. Kimball and
family and attend to professional
business. His nephew. Ray Brooks
of Iowa City, who was seriously ill
was taken to hospital at Des
Moines Friday and DR.. Brooks ex-
amined him while there. He re-
turned home Friday and reports
Ray getting along nicely.