Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-03-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Bert johnson made business trip
to North Platte, Nebr., Saturday.
John Rosenbeck went to Guthrie
Center yesterday to spend few days
with his son.
Geo. Everetts returned Saturday
from Perry where he attended pure
bred hog sale.
c. e. SEWERS and family moved
this week to Atlantic where they will
make their home.
All knowing themselves indebted
to J. j. Quimbly will please call and
settle. A. w. Quimbly, Ross, la.
Two lots for sale. 5 and block
Is Audubon, Enquire of Mrs. H. A.
Fredericksen, Cotton, South Dakota.
MONARCH PAINT is guaranteed
absolutely pure, and sold subject to
chemical analysis. Ruhs & Carter.
Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Roberts ar
rived from Winnipeg yesterday for a
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. H. Roberts.
A. B. Turner and family who visit
ed at the t. III. Turner home a week
or ten days have returned to their
home at Polk City.
], M. Griggs has purchased the
Molly Schallow residence in west
Audubon and will take possession of
the property today.
Hans Christensen and wife who
have been visiting friends at Worth
ington, Mimi. returned to Audubon
the last of the week.
I am offering to sell full blood
Spitz dog. A very beautiful animal
especially suited for the farm. En-
quire of Mrs. Peter Nelson. 9-1w.
Mrs. Carl Hinkle who has been
visiting her mother since the death
of her father, Geo. w. Townsend.
left Saturday for her home at Char
lesion, Ill.
MONARCH PAINT is composed
only of lead, zinc, linseed oil and tur-
pentine dryer, which are the best
known ingredients for paints. Ruhs
& Carter. 9-1w
Mrs. Chas. Sunberg. accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. G. C. Dettman OF
Stuart, and her mother Mrs. e. Lieb
returned Tuesday from a visit with
friends at Omaha.
Mrs. Marriott who visited her
daughter, Mrs. C.. s. AIRY at Coldwat-
err, Kans., is back home. She had a
very pleasant visit and reports the
Arys getting along nicely.
Mrs. Marie Petersen who has been
here on a several weeks visit with
her sister Mrs. Meta Schmidt depart
ed yesterday morning for her home
III at In4 Anpalac California
MONARCH PAINT being made of
pure materials covers 25 per cent
more surface, wears longer, and is
therefore more economical than ad-
liberated paint or lead and oil. Ruhs
& Carter. 9-1w.
John Cameron sold his stations
at the breeders sale in Des Moines
last week. While there he bought q
number of high grade mares. He was
delighted with the sale and his hor-
SEES took high rank in the sale.
Floyd Turner and Escol Baker
spent all of last week at Iowa City
visiting Glenn Turner who is a stud
ent at the State University. They re-
turned Sunday and report Glenn get
. ting along nicely and greatly in love
with his school work.
Mrs Lee Berger and family who
have been in the city the past week
visiting her mother, Mrs. Alice Burk-
ly, left yesterday 10 rtheir home near
Milford. The Berger's have been
living near Hamilton, Mo-, and are
moving back to good old Iowa.
Mrs. r. b. Smith arrived In the
city Tuesday for visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Smith. She
will be joined here Sunday by Mr..
Smith and after an over Sunday visit
will return to their home at Villisca.
C. H. Teede, who was in the i'm
plement business in this city last
year, was in town yesterday return
ing to his home at Forbes, N. Dakota
where he is meeting with splendid
success. Mr.. Theede Is hustler and
will make success wherever he
goes.
A. ]. Petersen and family who
have been living on the Geo. Som
ners farm in Douglas township. left
Saturday evening for their new home
in Atlantic. Andrew Christensen who
lived in the same neighborhood, load
ed his goods in the same car and
moved to Council Bluffs.
L. M. Estes went to Stuart for a
few days visit the last of the week
He has been called as witness In q
law suit that is to be tried in the
courts In Chicago this week or next
and unless the case can be settled
before hand, he will go to Chicago
TO appear as witness.
Carl Wilson has .loaded his car OF
household goods and shipped them ia
Sterling, Colo. He has taken home.
stead out there and as soon as he can
build suitable buildings. his family
will follow him. Quite a large col.
.ony of former Audubon county folks
! have settled around Sterling and
Armstrong.
]. C. Nelson, the handsome and
urbane barber at the popular barber
shop of w. A. Bailey, has moved his
!. family to Audubon from Extra
Houses being scarce article juci
) now, Mr.. Nelson secured the living
rooms over the Test & Lang Plumb
ing shop which he will use until such
= time as he will be able to secure more
commodious quarters.