Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-12-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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zaar Dec. 9Th.
Miss Jessie Hoover was in Omaha
MONDAY ioklng after some business
interests.
Ii. Dlatman and vile were in Og-
den over sunday visiting their son
X. l.. Dittman.
Rhode Island Red BOOSTERS for
sale. Enquire OF MRS. Jonn griffith,
Audubon, iowa. ASA.
DR.. j. IL. Donaldson returned
Monday from several days Visit
with MS parents at Manchester.
Miss Mildred Clark lett Monday
| morning IUA W a.oAIown, .. ~, ~
spend few oeeys with friends.
| Mrs. DR.. Chlids has been in Coun-
Gil Buns the past tew days visiting
at the home OF the Doctor parents.
Registered thoroughbred stallion
and Maxwell touring car for gale.
Enquire OF Mrs. stella Eiery. 43-tf.
Wynona Farquhar returned to
Audubon Monday after spending over
Thanksgiving with her cousin at
Grinnell.
Miss Grace Robinson came from
Guthrie Center to resume her work
house.
H. B. Lacey was at Oakfield over
Sunday visiting friends AND on Mon
day morning went back. to his home
at Gray.
| Mrs. r. G.. Austin who has been
here on an extended visit with her
brother. left Monday for her hom,
at Fairbury, Nebr.
Simcox's Variety Store will be open
every evening beginning with next
Monday evening with full line of
holiday goods. w. H. Simcox
Geo. Heiken of Gates was here
Monday calling on friends. He haa
been at the home of his brother l.
e. Heiken, north OF town, who has
been quite sick.
Edmund Bruhn, student at High
land Park College, Des Moines, was
in the city over Sunday visiting at
the home of Martin Mortensen, the
county treasurer.
Miss Genevive Roth, who spent
several days in the city visiting at the
parental Walter Roth home loft Fri
day for Omaha to resume her studies
at the bushes college.
Misses Tilda Schmidt and Cecil
Keith, who spent their Thanksgiving
vacation with home folks, left Mon
day morning to resume their studies
at Simpson College, Indianola.
For Sale: Some Poland China male
boars, sired by 1000 pound boar.
Immune from cholera. Also some
Barred Rock Cockerals. j. A. letter
Phone 20 Viola. 47-2w pd.
]. M. Downey, superintendent of
public schools at Ayrshire, Iowa, who
4 spent the last of the week at the
home OF his parents IN this city, left
/ Sunday to resume his duties in the
school room.
/ L. d. Phelps left Monday morn
| ing for San Francisco, Calf, where
he expected to take in the closing
days of the exposition. He will later
go to Los Angeles where he will
spend the winter.
Joe Davis, who has been connected
with the meat market on South Park
| the past few years, has left Audubon
and will seek work elsewhere. He
and Mrs. Davis left for Sioux City
Monday where they will remain for
the present at least.
Wanted:--A Dane who wants good
80 acres, improved, in Guthrie coun-
ty, at less than $4,000 per acre, less
than 100000 for first payment and
good terms on balance. c. H. Tay
lor, County Attorney, Guthrie Cen
ter, Iowa. 46-6.
Wanted:-Men who can furnish
rig to canvass in the country and
small towns. $4,000 per week and
expenses guaranteed If you want a
good job that will pay you WE'LL write
for particulars. Bestever Mfg. Co.,
East st. Louis, Ill. asa.
Quite large gathering met at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. James Eagan,
thirteen miles southeast of Audubon
last Sunday to enjoy the day visiting
relatives who are home from the Da-
kotas. Thirty-five were seated at the
dinner table and most enjoyable
time is reported.
Mrs. Rem Phelps returned from
Kansas City Monday after spending
a week or more with her sister, Mrs.
Smith, who was critically i'll. She is
| greatly improved and Mrs. Phelps
felt that she could leave her sister
with the assurance that she was on
the road to recovery.
Geo. Henriksen who has been liv-
ing In west Audubon has purchased
the residence property of Jens Haals
which he recently built in Freeman's
addition. Mr.. Haals will begin at
once the erection of q new home on
the lot west of the Kuhn property,
that was recently sold to DR.. Brooks.
Moody and William Cramer, who
came from Spirit Lake Sunday eve-
ming, returned to their homes Tues
day morning. They made the trip
Overland in the, car made by William
Cramer. 1t develops % horsepower
and makes all hills on high. 1t is a
/ clever piece of work and proves that
Mr.. Cramer is genius of no small
ability and an expert mechanic.
Mrs. John Roth went to Milford
Saturday to spend a few days with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Wood
land and to enjoy family reunion
that was held the fore part of this
week. Other members Of the family
who were present were Mrs. r. H.
Perry of Colorado; Mrs. w. M. Regal
of Minnesota; Mrs. Jake LaFoy, OF
Canada, together with the children
who live in the vicinity of Milford.
Joe Swezey who for several months
has been racing his running horse,
Allen Asia in the southern circuit.
returned home Monday. His last
race was at Beaumont, Texas, and
while there saw the brakes, who
we're former Audubon residents. Mr..
Swezey avs he had quite profitable
season but is glad to get back to Aud