Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-03-05

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Buthweg's store. j. c. Thomson.
Steve Hemstreet was Friday pas
/ senger to Atlantic.
Chris Henriksen went to Anita Mon.
day to look after his farm interests,
Geo. Slayton was business visitor in
Des Moines the fore part of the week.
Ed. Finch came from the Bluffs Fri
day to attend to some business affairs.
Holger Lindholm went to the Bluffs
Saturday to visit his friend, Fred Ras,
mussen.
G. +. Pagan was here from Adair last
week on business, returning TO his home
Friday.
For Fresh fruits of all kinds and
almonds always fresh, call at the Home
Bakery. 100.
w. J. Clark and wife went to Marine
Friday to visit with her sister, Mrs.
DeBord.
| Friday to visit over Sunday with his
relatives.
l.. p. Christensen, who visited at Ex-
ira with relatives, returned to Carroll
Saturday.
Fern Anderson returned Saturday
Auto Show.
Carl Mikkelsen left Monday for Car
son, where he will work in the Rock
Island shops.
C. E. Fiscus went to Dexter Friday
on business and to visit few days
with relatives.
Miss Daisy Frick arrived home Mon
day from couple of weeks visit with
Chicago friends.
J. V. Hunter of Manning was an over
Sunday visitor in Audubon with rela-
tives and friends.
Harry Northup and Harvey Naharg
were business visitors in Atlantic the
last of the week.
DR.. Fulton and Rob't Wiley went
to Atlantic Friday, where the latter is
taking treatments.
V. L. Culver was in Brayton and Lo-
rah the last of the week on business and
placing -four orders.
Mrs. S. w. Wright and child went
to Atlantic Friday to visit her parents,
Silas Neff and wife.
Jens p Jensen went to Extra Friday
to look after the 240 acre farm that he
has purchased there.
J. S. Smith went to Omaha Friday
on friendly visit and to look after
some business affairs.
JIM. Graham returned Friday from
Des Moines, where he spent several
days on legal business.
Miss Mabel Brockway, after few
days visit in Atlantic with friends, re-
turned home Thursday.
j. Mckenzie and wife returned to
Coon Rapids Saturday, following visit
with relatives in this vicinity.
L Phillips. WHO attends school at Ne
vada came home Friday for visit with
home folks, northeast of town.
d. NJ Deem of Harlan was here the
last of the week on business in con
cection with his marble works.
Jas. Law has arrived home from Ed
monds, N D.. where be went to hold
public sale of his personal holdings.
John CARRIER and wife returned home
Friday from five weeks visit with
their daughters at Hancock and Anita
Andrew Rasmussen and wife are the
proud parents of cute baby, girl, which
arrived at their homo last Sunday
week.
Joe Chitty has resigned his position
at the Leake elevator and with his fam
lily and j. S. Mann moved to Atlantic
Monday.
Chas. Alvey and family have moved
from their farm near Adair to the one
southeast of Audubon that they have
purchased of VIM. Layland.
G. J. Saba of Manchester, S. D., Wis
tied with HI. Ross between trains
Monday while on his way home, They
were boyhood chums at Cedar Rapids.
Chas. Evans arrived home Sunday
from Nebraska, where he worked for
several months. BE also visited with
his brother Ed. at Atlantic on his way
home.
RI. Loveland moved into the prop
erty north of the NJ. L. Foley home the
hast of the week and Carl Hoover has
moved into the house vacated by Mr..
Loveland.
Miss Cora NcIlvaine of Spokane.
Wash, arrived in Audubon aturday to
be with her Nsister, Mrs Ed Beason,
whose husband is a keen sufferer with
rheumatism.
Mrs +. j. Hansen of Harlan, who
visited here week with her daughter,
Mrs. Howard Kittell and husband, left
for Brayton Saturday to visit with her
husbands folks.
John Butterton arrived home Friday
from Britton, Okla, Where he visited a
week with his parents, Fred Butterton
and wife, He reports his mother some
what improved.
Building sites are mighty scarce in
Audubon. | have some splendid build
ing lots that will make ideal building
places and will sell them at your own
prices. Will hold an auction saleo lots
March 18th, James Law.
w. A. Lackey and wife of Gris void
were in Audubon Friday on their way
nome 1TOn 1OOH INdpllS Wutft luey tI-
tended the marriage of their nephew,
Roy Buckley to Miss Laura Coffman.
The regular services will be held in
the Ross Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday, March, 8, at 2:30 p. m. All
are cordially invited to these services
Please note the change in the hour of
services. Edward b Scoggan, Pastor.
D. l.. Cahaii, the Guthrie Center real
estate dealer has lot of good farms to
sell in Guthrie county and some of them
near the Audubon county line. If you
are interested in farm lands it will be
to your interests to have talk with
/ Mr.. Cahail Stiff
Mrs. s. E. Hunter of Omaha came to
Audubon Thursday for visit with her
father, @. H. Stocking and wife. Her
children have been making their home
with MIR. and Mrs. Stocking the past
few months.
Father Mcdonald, who has been in
Des Moines the past several weeks re-
cuperating from nervousness returned
to Audubon Friday noon His friends,
who are leigon, will be more than pleas
ed to have him home again.