Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-01-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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Carlos Hollenbeck returned home
Saturday evening from a visit with
relatives at Shelby.
Perry l.. Carter, living four miles
east of town claims Monday, Febru-
airy 18th, as his sale date.
Mrs. Alfred Christensen returned
to her home at Atlantic Monday af-
ter visit here with her relatives.
The Social Service Club met Mon
day evening at the Chas. Nelson
home arr delightful time was had
Last Saturday morning the Their
mometor registered IL degrees be-
low zero. Good healthy weather at
that.
Mrs. J.. c. Cunningham the corst-
Ter of Manning will be in Audubon
Friday, Jan, the 29th. Call at the
Leonard House. 3-2w.
| Soren Clemensen and Carl Nielsen
following visit here with their cous-
in Martinus Larsen, left for Harlan
yesterday morning.
See Renftle G. Reed for a sack of
that Pillsbury Best Flour. They re-
ceive car tomorrow. Sale COM
mences Saturday. 4-1w.
Geo. Erven, employed by d. M.
Deem has rented the old home of
Fred Plehen and with his family will
move into it the coming month. !,
1 have for sale several dozen S. C.
r. i. Red chickens. Enquire of
Mrs. F. l.. Anderson, Ross, Iowa.
Phone No. GA %. Stiff.
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Tuesday to attend to matters of bus
mess and enjoy visit at the home
OF his brother, Henry Z. Sampson.
Hans Hansen, who visited here
with his uncle, Rasmus Wilson and
family in the country. returned to
his home at Arthur, Iowa, yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Bauer of Coon Rapids
who was here on a visit with her
friends at the Mrs. w. S. Moreland
home, left for her home Monday eve-
ming.
Miss Anna Schrieber, who was
here several weeks visiting with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schrie-
Der, returned to her home at Chicago
last Thursday.
]. d. Archibald of Council Bluffs,
who put in the machinery at the
new pumping station, was here this
week gathering up the tools that
were left here.
August and VIM. Dreier and VIM.
Neiman of Adair came Monday to at
tend the Neiman Bros. sale held
Tuesday and to visit few days with
relatives and friends.
Jack McCort's horse hitched to the
meat cart took lively sprint Sat
urday evening running several blocks.
1t was caught by a party, without
any damage being done.
Following a few days visit here
with her mother, Mrs. Eliza Mush-
rush and ether relatives, Mrs. Katie
Sheets returned to her home at Har-
Ian the fore part of the week.
Mrs. w. A. Hollingsworth, who has
been at the Mrs. Esbeck home the
past several weeks, has so for recov-
cred that she was able to go to the
home OF her mother last Sunday.
E. l.. Troxell and wife of Lohr-
vile and A. r. Hersman and wife of
Creston, who were here to attend the
funeral of their mother, Mrs. Part
low, returned to their homes yester-
day.
Mrs. Les Burger arrived from HAM
ilton, Mo-, Saturday evening for a
visit at the home of her mother, Mrs.
j. G. Burkey. The Burger family
will move to a farm near Milford,
March first.
Atty. H. M. Boorman of Atlantic
was in Audubon Friday and Saturday
of last week looking after the inter-
ests of his clients in cases that are
expected to come up at the February
term of court.
Schrader & Marsh who have been
running their automobile business in
the rear part of the Hayes Boys gar
age, will move into the M. T. Foley
building, opposite the Republican
office next week.
Senator w. s. Kenyon is benefic-
iery to the extent of $4,000 which is
left him under the will of the late
Father L. s. Coffin, filed for pro-
bate Jan. 22nd, at FIT. Dodge. Total
requests were $66,700.
Public Life and Some Public Men
Have Known" is famous subject,
and the one that will be handled by
Hon. Robert G.. Cousins, Thursday
evening, February 4th at the Presby-
terrain church. Don't fail to hear
this lecture. Price soc.
The jury in the C. ]. Hansen case
at Harlan, who was being tried for
murder. as the result of shooting into
a crowd of boys last Halloween, kill
ing Floyd Hamblin, disagreed last
Saturday afternoon after being out
Ina \, dax
1t is stated that they stood ten to two
for conviction at time of disagree
ment.
Jack Lemon, conductor on the
Audubon branch of the Rock Island,
who was laid up couple of weeks
on account of a wrenched ankle he
received while switching in the south
end of the local yards, was able to
resume his duties last Sunday. Mr..
Bigelow, who had Mr.. Lemons run
went back to his own run on the
main line.
Mrs. Bertha Musson, daughter
Dorothy and son Thomas, left yes
terday for Ames, where they join the
son and brother, Reuben, who attends
college. Mrs. Musson has rented a
home there and will give the younger
children a high school education and
later send them to college. Audubon
people regret the removal of the Mus
son family from our midst. She
shipped her household effects to
Ames Monday. Her sister, Mrs.
Francis Roop accompanied them to
Ames.