Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

FURNISHED TOOm lOT rent TO de-
sirable party, close in. Call at this
Office. 3S-tf.
John Dreher was at Adaza, Iowa
Tuesday attending sale of Poland
Angus cattle.
Lial Ross came back from Cedar
Rapids Tuesday after spending sew
eral days with his parents.
l will do sewing at my home or
go out by the day. Carrie Hansen,
Phone No. 394W. 43-4w pd.
Mrs. Minnie Henriksen went to
Neville, Iowa, Monday for a several
days visit with the Nels Nelson fam
lily.
Mrs. jerks Moore came from Mar
engo Saturday for visit at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Northup.
Have a few good farms for sale
near Audubon, Hamlin and Extra.
Be sure to see me before you buy. j.
b. ]. Lohner. 4O-tf.
Mrs. Matt Johnson and Mrs. Anna
Olson went to Valley Junction Tues
day to spend few days with the
formers sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kennedy of
Cummings, Iowa are in the city this
week guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. H. Turner.
Mrs. Carl Johnson of Harlan, who
visited her mother in Atlantic, came
to Audubon Saturday to spend week
with numerous relatives and old time
friends.
Mrs. Roy Smith has returned to her
home at Villisca after spending a
fortnight at the home of her hus-
bands parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Smith.
Mrs. Sherman Lang went to Man
ming Monday to meet her sister, Mrs.
Nels. BIadt who was coming from
Sioux City to visit audubon rela-
tives.
]. z. Wright. who is quite an ex-
tensive dealer in clover and timothy
seed, had business calling him to
Council Bluffs the fore part of the
week
Harry and John Williamson, Bert
Thompson and A. c. Scott took the
Northwestern here Tuesday for Aus
tin and Pipe Stone, Mimi, TO look
at some land.
Sam Bradley who has been writ
ing w. o. w. insurance in Nebraska
since last spring, came from Hard
ington, Nebr.. Tuesday to spend a
few days with friends,
Mrs. Arthur Anciaux and two child
rem who have been visiting Roy An
ciaux and other relatives here and at
Extra, left Tuesday morning for her
home at Peetz. Colo.
Will Foley who owns considerable
farm land near Midale, Canada, re-
turned home from that section of the
country Monday morning. Will says
crop conditions in the vicinity OF
Midale are excellent.
Mrs. VIM. Martens who has been
at Kansas City the past six weeks,
returned home Tuesday afternoon.
She was accompanied by her sister,
Miss Elfie Hollenbeck, who spent a
few weeks with her.
Ed. Finch came over from Stuart
Monday and that afternoon in COM
pany with Mel Graham, drove over
land to Manila where they took the
Milwaukee for WATERFOWL, s. d., hav-
ing been called there on business.
Matt and John Butterton and w.
C. Sheets accompanied Fred Butter
ton to Clarinda Friday. From there
Mr.. B. went to Ottawa, Kansas where
he will visit his daughter, Mrs. G. X.
Barker before returning to his home
at Britton, Okla.
James Law is about the busiest
man intown just now. He started
tearing down the old frame building
north of the garage where he will erect
modern brick store room. While
in the midst of the worst of 1t, he was
called to Colby, Kans., yesterday
where he owns some land.
Mrs. Mildred Drake and two child
rem of Clarinda are in the city this
week visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Smith. DR.. Drake could
not come at this time, but will prob
ably drive over in his automobile next
Sunday If the weather is favorable.
Dick Northup with his wife and
daughter, Ruth, departed Monday
morning for Qwinlen, Okla, where
they expect to spend several months.
We hope they enjoy their visit and
that on their return Mr.. Northup will
have materially improved in health.
At a meeting of the directors of
School District No. Cameron town
ship last Friday, the board awarded
the contract for building new school
house to John Markley, of Gray. The
contract price was $1635 and the
school house is to finished January
first.
Mrs. Chas. Elliott and son John,
who came from Creston week ago,
left for Des Moines Tuesday in COM
pany with her sister Mrs. F.. c. Samp-
son and daughter Mary Louise, for a
few days visit with relatives. Mrs.
Sampson will return to Audubon
while Mrs. Elliott will continue her
journey to Creston.
Mrs. j. o. Smith of Fontanelle,
came to Audubon with her grandson
Friday to spend over Sunday in the
city with her son Rev. L. C. Smith
and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith are
members of the Newlin Evangelistic
Party, and this was their only oppor-
tunity of having the child. who is
twenty-five months old, with them for
a few days until the holiday season.
F. ]. Navartil and wife and John
Mertes who were in Rochester, Mimi,
for over a week, returned home
Tuesday morning. Their son Joseph
submitted to surgical operation a
week ago. When the party left
Rochester, Mr.. Navartil says his son
was getting along nicely and the ply
sicians believed he would soon be
able to leave the hospital for other
quarters.
Misc Elisa larson accomnanied her