Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-02-11
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


Geo. Haskenn left the latter part
of the week for Mexico, Mo.
C. Gates has Faun and White In
dian Runner ducks for sale, phone
No. 1877. saw.
Room to Rent--Newly furnished
room, heat, and bath Enquire at
this office If.
Dick Owen was in Atlantic the
fore part of the week looking after
some business matters.
p. s. Stone and ds lighter Ruby
were over Sunday Wis itors at the
home of Alfred Christensen in At
lantic.
Henry Jorgensen went to Guthrie
Center Monday to assist at the home
of Perry johnson, who will have a
big public sale today.
Have a good new, modern seven
room house for sale. This will go
at bargain IL taken at once. See
Elmer Bailey. Att.
Carl Madsen, of Coon Rapids spent
Sunday in the city visiting friends
and on Monday went to Atlantic to
spend a few days with relatives.
Rob't Twist went to Milford Tues
day to rent a house. He has decided
to make that his future home and
will engage in the oil business.
l have for sale several dozen S. c.
r. !. Red chickens. Enquire of
Mrs. F. L. Anderson, Ross, Iowa.
Phone No. ga %. Stiff.
i Miss Anna Lindbach who was a
guest at the Hans Pagh home, term
mated her visit Monday and returned
to her home at Scranto 1, Iowa
Miss Dagmar DAME, sen who has
been in Audubon the past two yeats
tearing for Mrs. Hans Nielsen, left
Monday for her home at Coulter, Ia.
p. e. Chess, the wrestler from
Coon Rapids was in the city Saturday
trying to arranged mat h to be pulled
off here soon with Ear Caddock of
Anita.
Mrs. Marshall McNutt left Satur-
day evening for Bakersfield, Calf,
where she expects to 81 end a month
or more with her br Jther, III. A.
Bradley.
| Henry Engle, who re; ides near Ex-
ira was in the city Frid ~ enroute to
George, Iowa, where was called
on account of the dealt of his sister
Mrs. Christine Grailing
Mrs. Zelona Kline " Is in Omaha
several days last week purchasing a
new line of millinery for her millin-
cry store, and incidentlY visiting rel
atives at Council Bluff and Omaha.
Emmett Fiscus took the late North
western Monday morn ng for Mar
shalltown where he will visit his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fiscus, who
reside near the city of Marshalltown.
| Herbert Thielen met his wife and
children here Monday They had
been at Carroll attendir g the funeral
of her father, Frank .pe and were
returning to their home near Bray
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Carley, three
miles southeast of town have baby
girl and Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Christ
ensen, residing in the southwest part
of town have boy. All are doing
we'll.
Glenn and Leon johnson who at
tend school at Ames were home sew
eral days last week to be present at
the wedding of their sister, Miss lola
who on Monday was married to Sam
uel j. Ross.
Andy Wilson of Decatur county
and Hi Wilson of Guthrie county who
visited here several days with their
turned to their respective homes Fri
day morning.
| Mrs. J. o. Parks, and children re-
turned to their home at Marshall
town Friday. Mrs. Parks was called
here on the sad mission of attending
the funeral of her father. Geo. w.
Townsend.
w. ID. Sampson and wife went to
Omaha Monday and were accompan-
led by Leonard Stowe who will re-
turn the latter part of the week to
accept a position with the Farmers
State Bank.
Mrs Mae Blackney, of the Park
Hotel, was called to Holstein Mon
day by the illness of her five year old
son who had accompanied his grand
mother for a visit at Holstein a coup
lie of weeks ago.
Pearl Reinemund went back to his
studies at the University at Madison,
Wis, Saturday after spending ten
days with his parents. He says he
enjoys his studies and is delighted In
every way with his University work.
"Wanted-Men who desire to earn
over $125.00 per north, write us
today for position as sa esman: every
opportunity for advano sment. Gen.
trail Petroleum Co., Clel Gland, Ohio"
Col. Finney, who has been here a
number of years painting and paper
ing, will commence work on his own
hook this spring. He is able to furn-
ish estimates on all kinds of work
and those needing his services will
find him by calling phone No. 412.
Miss June Gray, a former teacher
in the Audubon public schools, came
from Mason City Sunday where she
is now teaching, to be in attendance
at the marriage of Miss lola Johnson
and Mr.. Samuel j. Ross which occur
ed at the home of the bride Monday
at high noon.
| Rev. w. M. Dudley, former pas
tor of the M. E. church of this city,
came from his home in Indianola
Saturday enroute to Ross and Gray.
| He is now doing some special work
for the church in the Dcs Moines dis
trict, and this calls him to many
points. He found time to make
short call on some of his intimate
acquaintances.
Mrs. w. w. Smith, who has been
in Chicago since last Saturday at
tending the style show, returned
home today. The show this year Of
fered many special features, and Mrs.
Smith was able to obtain valuable
information that will be of great
benefit to her in her dress making