Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-03-05
For dry cobs, Phone No. 80.

j. u. Wright returned Friday from
business visit at Anita.
John Renftle has returned from
business visit at Marengo.
| Ed. McNary has accepted a position
in the Will Bailey barber shop.
If you want Majestic Vacuum
Cleaner call on G. HI. Wilde. S-tf.
DR.. Fulton and wife visited with rel
atives in Atlantic the first of the week
Clint Stemm went to Menlo Sunda,
for visit with his brother Chas an(
family.
Mrs. A. McCuen returned home Sat
urday from visit at Casey with he
relatives.
Neils Twidt left Tuesday for Anita
where he will work on farm the com
ing season.
Clark Sloan departed Monday fo
Woonsocket, S. D., where he will worl
on farm.
John Doll came from Walnut Monday
to visit his sister, Mrs. John Koenis
and family.
Miss Emma Dreher left for Gran
Monday TO visit with her grandmother
Mrs. Hensel.
Miss Dagmer Danielsen is enjoying &
pleasant visit at the home of her par
ents at Coulter.
Mrs. Longworthy left for Des Moline:
Sunday for a visit with the DR.. w. E
Kimbell family.
Mrs. F. w. johnson went to Ft. Dodge
Monday to enjoy visit with her moth
or, Mrs. L. Lighthall.
Miss Lizzie Schmidt went to Under.
wood Tuesday for visit with the n
J. Christensen family.
p. A. Casey, wife and baby of Allan
tic came Sunday for visit at the pa.
rental, NJ I. Foley home.
Ed. Lang, who held quarterly meet
turned to Atlantic Monday.
Geo. Mendenhall, wife and her sister
Miss Booes, who visited relatives at At
lantic have returned home.
Chas Spencer arrived home Monday
from Houston, Tex, where he went t.
look after his land interests.
J. S. Dennis is having his two ict
houses filed with fine clear ice, which
is being shipped from Lake View
During the strong wind of Saturday
the side plate glass window of the Boost
er's Cafe was broken into small bits.
Mrs. Will Kerwin and children lef
for Cumming Tuesday to join her hus
band, where they will live on farm.
G. V. Christensen who moved here t.
Audubon last week, went to Guthri,
Center Monday to wind up his bushes:
affairs.
Jas Bovee, wife and two children ar
rived Monday from Sioux Falls, S. d
for a visit with w. X. Bolton ant
family
Miss Tia Jean Forney, the lady VIII
put on the home talent play at tn
opera house Monday night. left Tuesda.
for Lorenz, where she will stage pla.
next week.
Ebbe Hansen of Harlan, after a visi
at the Howard Kittell home, went Il
Brayton Monday to join his wife ant
visit his father
Jones Mantz, after a visit at the
home of his son, S L. Mantz and wife
went TO Tama Monday to attend Il
some business matters.
Mrs. w H. Hoymau, who was al
Mn~hla Dnrly 10 att hn arr,a ~
her sister, was in Audubon Monday OF
her way home to Extra.
A trained nurse was called from the
Bluffs this week to care for the little
daughter of Fred Alvey and wife, who is
seriously i'll with pneumonia.
All kinds of Canned fruits and mixed
candies. Also O'Brien's Fine Choco
lates always on hand at the Home
Bakery. Clarence Turner, Prop. 100
Mrs. Lou Anciaux, following an en-
ioyable visit of several weeks duartioI
with her numerous relatives, departed
for her. home at Pee.z, Colo, Monday
The sale of lots in the James Law sS
dition TO Audubon will be held March
18th Keep this in mind and buy 9
building lot. Boost Audubon and helI
yourself.
Andrew Christensen has purchased
the j c. Swezey home and moved tC
town from the farm four miles south
east of Audubon. He will haul cream
for G. II. Wilde.
Ed. Barger of Houston, Tex follow
ing a visit of a week here with his sis
ter, Mrs. Joe Richards, left Monday fol
visit with his brother Will and fam
lily at Spirit Lake.
David Green and wife of Harlan and
Isaac Meyers of West Liberty also j. f
Wager and wife of Milford and J. Greer
of Iowa City came to Audubon to attend
the W. S. Moreland funeral.
Clint Ross went to Atlantic Sunday
to take treatment for trouble of long
standing and will submit to an opera.
ton if necessary Mrs. Ross went dowr
Monday so as to be with him.
J. f. Holden, wife and child, who
have been Ii ing at jefferson. came tc
Audubon Monday for few days visit
with her brother, Jesse Humiston anC
wife while enroute to their future home
at Colorado Springs.
Andrew Christensen, who sold hi,
farm near Poplar loaded all his stock
household effects and farm machinery
and shipped them to Casey Monday
He has purchased farm near Case,
and with his family left for there Mon
day evening.
Miss Kate Roche sold her home to J
G. SweZey last Saturday and on Tues
day of this week, accompanied by he
sister, Miss Ellen and neice, Miss Ethe
Eclkles moved to Creston, where the,
will make their home. Miss Eckles, W,
are informed is to be married in tn,
near future to Phil Crow and will liv,
on farm near Creston.
Mrs. G.. E. Long, who went to Chica
go several weeks ago to purchase he
new supply of spring millinery good
and was joined latter by her husband
of Manning, then extended their visi
to Galesburg, H., Burlington and Man
chester, Ia, enjoying pleasant visi
with relatives, arrived in Audubon
Monday morningA Her husband cam
to unpack the fine display of sprinI
styles that can now be seen and inspect
ed at her emporium. Miss Dora Moat
of Chicago also arrived Monday and as
sumes the position Of head trimmer fo
Mrs. Long.