Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-02-18
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


sows for sale. Enquire OF L. w.
Barger. 6-2w.
Mr. and Mrs. Lake Martinsen were
among those who attended the auto
show at Omaha this week.
DIR. and Mrs. Childs returned to-
day from visiting relatives in Omaha
and attending the auto show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Duvall,jr are
rejoicing over the arrival of boy at
their home on Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Arthur Kitson was in Allan
tic the latter part of tho week visit
ing her daughter who is attending
business college.
Prof. Siedenberg spen' Saturday in
Atlantic visiting some his friends
who are Connected with he Atlantic
public schools.
Have a good new, )dern seven
room house for sale. This will go
at a bargain IL taken ut once. See
Elmer Bailey. Att.
M. A. Kleuver went 10 Anita the
last of the week to close his deal with
VIM. Ebert. The two &c ntlemen will
exchange farms March ,lrst.
Madeleine Bell came from Anita
with her uncle Don Pr ston for an
over Sunday visit at the home of her
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W..
Preston.
Carl Fiscus who has been here
several months, was Joined by his
wife the latter part o. the week.
They have been liviI g at Valley
Junction, but will now remain in
Audubon for the present.
Mitt Collins who was in the real
estate business with M. T. Foley
some years ago, came up from At
lantic the last of the week to visit
old friends and acquaintances.
"Wanted--Men who desire to earn
over $125.00 per month, write US
today for position as salesman: every
opportunity for advancement. Cen
trail Petroleum Co., Cleveland, Ohio"
/. NJ Darland went to Monteith
the latter part of last week for a
visit with his daughter, Mrs. Robert
Walters. While there he also at
tended a meeting of the Primitive
Baptists.
Nels Peter Jensen and Miss Christ
ena Jensen, are two new arrivals
from Denmark. They expect to find
employment and will re main in this
section of the country IL they can find
something to do.
Mrs. James Foster who owns
some property at Gray stopped in
Audubon the first of the week for a
visit with Mrs. Joe Johnston. She
went from here to Atlantic to visit
her son, VIM. Blakley.
Chas. Nelson and Adolph Wolf
went to Colorado Sunday. The for
mer will do some visiting while the
latter will look after having some
crops put in on land owned by his
brother Charley and himself.
DR.. G. A. May has moved into his
new residence property on Scott
street and Mr.. Test, of the Test
& Lang Plumbing and Heating Co.,
has moved into the residence the
doctor vacated on Church street.
H. j. Martin of Valley Junction
has been in the vicinity the past few
days a guest at the III. G Rice home.
He conducted general store at old
Hamlin many years ago and is well
known in this part of Audubon
county.
c. j. Johnson who visited his bro
Their, e. M. Johnson and other rela-
tives several days, returned to his
home at Stuart Tuesday morning.
Mr. Johnson formerly resided here,
but he says he likes it real well in
his new location.
G. r. Wrage, stopped off here
over Sunday to visit his brother-in-
law, Supt r. w. Johanpen. He left
Monday for his home at Gladbrook
Mr.. Wrage was in Germany last year
when the war broke ou' and he was
detained seven weeks before he could
return to America.
Chris Nielsen who left here last
May for Denmark, re, urned home
Saturday. He has quite an interest
ing story to tell about The war that
is now going on in Europe In con-
versation with him the fore part of
the week, he said he was mighty glad
to be resident of the United States
just now.
Anton Christensen who has been
in Audubon since last September,
when he returned from a three
months visit to Denmark, left Mon
day evening for Rothsay, Mimi, to
visit his brother, N. p. Jensen. He
will also visit a sister a. Culberson,
Montana before returning to his
home in Idaho.
Mrs. G. HI. Buck was called to
Evanston, ILL.,, last week to see her
daughter, Miss Mildred who is TAX
ing work in music at the University.
Her health has been somewhat un-
dermined in taking too much work,
and Mrs. Buck thought change in
work for a month or SO might i'm
prove her condition.
A. F. Drake, a former resident,
but now engaged in the insurance
business at Stuart, was in the city
Monday looking after some of his
expirations. Mr.. Drake has been
afflicted with rheumatism, and for
several months took treatment at q
sanitarium at. Des Moines. He is
much better now, and says he is able
to look after his ever increasing in
surance business with es much COM
fort and ease as he did twenty years
ago.
The fore part of last week, an
Audubon lady who had company,
baked some mince pies. She placed
one of the pies out on the back
porch to cool. A dog belonging to
one of the neighbors discovered the
pie and thinking no doubt that 1t
was intended for him, proceeded to
eat 1t. When the lady stepped out to
get her pie the dog had just finished
1t. Just what the lady said to that
dog will never be known. She re-
fuses to tell and the dog cannot ex-