Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-04-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


See me for renewal or new sub
,scriptions. Edna Dotwiler. phone
PIP Red.
Mrs. Harry Parrot has gone to
Winterset to visit her sister, Mrs.
Stiles, who is quite i'll.
See me for subscriptions for any
magazine or paper published. Edna
Detwiler, phone PIP Red.
Mrs. Bert Freeman went to Allan
tic Saturday to spend a few days
with relatives and former friends.
Henry Jorgensen went to Bayard
Saturday where he has secured en-
Iployment for the summer on a farm.
l solicit the renewal of your sub
scriptions to all magazines and news
papers. Edna DetwIIer, phone 212
Red.
Axel and Aagi Beck were passen-
gers to Omaha Monday morning
where the young men have secured
employment.
Mrs. Coffaka returned to her home
in Schaller Monday after spending a
week at the Barney Meislahn home
in the country.
For Sale:-A No. l Bowling Alley
full regulation length with all fix
lures. Cheap. Enquire at Booster
Cafe. 13-tf.
Oluf Jensen of this city and p.
Petersen of Extra, left Monday morn
ing for Iowa Falls, where they will
join tile ditching gang.
Miss Minnie Hansen, teacher at
No. 8 Douglas, spent Friday in the
city visiting friends before returning
to h-r home near Brayton.
Wanted:-Two gentlemen or lad
les to room in private family with
or without board. Enquire at this
office. lift.
Mrs. Anetta Smith, of Dallas, Tex
as, arrived in the city Monday for an
extended visit at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Johnson
Mrs. Delahoyde, our faithful libra
rian, went to Creston Monday for ID
ten days visit with her son, DIR. Del
ahoyde, one of Creston's leading
dentists.
Mrs. F. H. Seymour who visited
relatives in Lewis, was in Audubon
the fore part of the week calling on
friends, while enroute to Sac City to
visit his daughter.
Mrs. l.. c. Bagley returned home
Sunday from several weeks visit
with her parents at Hampton, Iowa
Mr.. Bagley went to Manning with the
car Sunday to meet her.
Right now is the time to use p.
E. Worm Powders for your sucking
pigs. A great worm expeller and
milk producer. Sold only by the
great and only Martin Mogg.
Walter p. Hansen, living one mile
north of Viola Center purchased a
new Maxwell at Jensen's garage last
Friday. He has already learned to
manipulate the machine and is en-
jOying the car to finish.
Miss Anna Christensen who came
from Denver with Miss Lena Peter
sen of Elk Horn two weeks ago ana
visited at the L. P. Petersen home
was in Audubon Friday visiting
friends and the next day returned to
Denver.
Mrs. DIR. Drake and two children
of Clarinda arrived in the city Sun
day for ten days visit at the par
entail w. w. Smith home. 1t is
quite likely that Mr.. Drake will meet
his family here next Sunday, coming
overland with his automobile.
Il. Prick went to his farm in Dick
insOn county Monday morning. While
there he intends to fix up his boats
used during the summer months on
the lake adjoining the farm. He says
he is getting things in shape so his
family can enjoy cottage life" when
the summer days are long and the
heat is oppressive.
Mrs. DR.. Brooks received word
Saturday from her sister, Mrs Ota
Harris at Hurdfield, N. ID. that a
baby girl has arrived at the Harris
home on Friday. Mrs. Harris will be
remembered as Ota Underwood, a
teacher in our public schools before
her marriage to Mr.. Harris about a
year ago.
Miss Alma Oelke who holds a
lucrative position with a large whole
sale house in Omaha, spent a few
days in the city the last of the week
and while here enjoyed a ride in the
new Ford her brother Geo. recent
ly purchased. Miss Oelke says the
"jitneys" in Omaha are becoming
quite popular.
Hi Mendenhall has received word
from his brother-in-law Allen Diggs
at Bear Creek, Mo-, that he is very
i'll. His only daughter, Mary e.
Diggs, aged So years died last week.
Mr.. Diggs lived in Audubon county
on the Molasses Hansen place In
Douglas township a number of years
ago and is quite we'll known here.
Chas. L. Tramp of this city has re-
ceived word from his son Chas. A.
Tramp who has been in Philadelphia,
Pa, since last winter, that he expect
ed to take quite an extensive trip. He
will leave New York May first for
Colon, Panama on the steamship Fin
land, and will pass through Uncle
Sans canal to continue his journey
all the way by water to San Francis
co. While in the west he will also
visit his sister, Mrs. Paulsen at Seat
tie, Wash.
Mrs. w. H. Bowman, who is max
ing her home in this city with her
daughter, Mrs. c. II. Wilde, suffered
a stroke of paralysis Thursday eve
ming. She is in very critical con-
dition and there appears to be no
hope for her recovery. Relatives
have been notified of her condition
and some of them are expected to ar
rive in the city today. Mrs. Bowman
is in the seventies, but until recently
has enjoyed very good health. Those
who know Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman will
be panied to learn of her unfortunate
condition.
c. C. Harper, for many years the
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