Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-10-15
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

Prof d. F. Clifford was a bushes.
visitor in Manning Monday.
Chas. Bagley was an Atlantic bust
ness visitor Friday of last week.
Joe H. Ross went to Chicago the
last of the week on business, return
ing Sunday evening.
Mrs. Jas. Pilnef went to Marathon
Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs. Joe
Johnson and family.
Mrs. A. G. Harmon who was al
Omaha last week on business returned
home Friday morning.
Frank Baston and Dick Berry went
to Lake View Tuesday where they
will work this winter.
John Johnson who visited here
with friends several days, returned
to Des Moines Monday.
L. M. PARROT was a business Wis
itor to Spirit Lake Tuesday morning
on his way from Brayton.
Mrs. Earl Maharg, following a
weeks visit with friends at Des
Moines, returned home Friday.
Chas. Dennis of Carroll was Sun
day visitor in Audubon with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. s. Dennis.
VIM. Rice of Pawnee, Neb., was a
visitor in Audubon over Sunday,
going to Atlantic Monday morning.
Miss Elina Jensen returned to At
lantic, Monday, after visit here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Jen-
sen.
A. II. Roberts returned Friday
morning from Omaha, where he spent
few days purchasing goods for his
store.
T. A. Moore, wife and baby arrived
Monday evening from a weeks visit
at Iowa City with his brother, Nate
and wife.
Mrs. Sherm Wright and SON went
to Atlantic Friday morning for a
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Silas Neff.
Mrs. ]. j. Dreager of Atlantic. fol-
lowing visit here with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry Asmus, returned to
her home Monday.
l.. G. Larsen and family went to
Ogden, Iowa, Monday morning to
visit with their old friend, Chris
Aebey and family.
p. A. Casey of Atlantic came Sat-
urday evening to Join his wife and
baby for an over Sunday visit at the
M. T. Foley home,
Harry Traum, after an enjoyable
visit at the home of l.. p. Nelson and
daughters, returned to his home at
Fonda Friday morning.
Lost:-W Wednesday, two weeks ago
ten dollar bill between my home and
Hamlin. viii pay reward for re-
turn of same. Wallace Stanley. 41-2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry f. Schrieber,
after a pleasant visit in Audubon
with his parents and sisters. returned
to their Chicago home Friday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Oelke returned
Friday from their extended visit in
the northeastern part of the state
with relatives and old time friends
'of earlier days.
Chas. Kommes of Extra was in Aud
ubon Tuesday on his way to Dyers-
vile to attend the meetings of the
r. G. M. p. S. held there yesterday
and today.
Peter Nissen disposed of his farm
three miles south of Audubon We'd
nesday of last week to Jens Peter
Jensen of Elk Horn, the considera-
ton being $1S5 per acre.
Miss Mary Christensen, who was
here taking sewing lessons and max
ing her home with her aunt, Mrs.
Catherine Christensen. returned to
Marine Saturday morning.
A. l.. Hall of Laramie, Wyo., who
visited here with his daughter, Mrs.
IS. r. Johnson and family, left for
Omaha on business Monday, after
which he departed for his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Davis living
northeast of Larland' just over the
line in Guthrie county, are the proud
and happy parents of a cute baby
girl. born to them Friday of last
week.
Lou Loss and Carson Brockway re-
turned Friday from Panama, where
they assisted the Panama band two
days last week at the carnival. Lige
Stafford who accompanied them re-
turned later.
Mrs. r. c. Neeley and child, who
recently moved to Audubon went to
Brayton Tuesday to visit with her
mother, Mrs. Maggie M. Smith for a
week, while her husband is working
in the country.
A six room house for sale at q bar
gain il taken at once. Have several
good farms for sale at bargain.
List your farms with me and I will
get you good prices. r. B. Hayes,
Phone No. 466 r.
John Butterton, of the Ruhs & Car
ter hardware store went to Waukee
Monday to install several furnaces
for the firm The Ruhs & Carter
firm do work all overthe county and
even outside OF the county.