Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-04-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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lite, who is attending college.
Mrs. John Alt has gone to Guthrie
Center for a weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Otto Leib.
Mrs. Z. b. Thomas and Mrs. Earl
Maharg were in Des Moines a couple
days the fore part of the week.
Lorenzo Brooks went back to Iowa
City Tuesday after spending a week
visiting his sister, Mrs. Carrie Wood.
was in the city the fore part of the
week a guest at the home of Mrs. Gift
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Graham went to
Omaha yesterday with their daughter
and while there intend to consult an
eye specialist.
Marinus Nelson residing three
miles west of Audubon has a new
baby at his home. Mother and babe
are doing WELL
Mrs. Gilchrist, of Marengo arrived
in the city Saturday 70 ran extended
visit at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. w. A. Hudler.
They have baby boy at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hudler, who
arrived Monday. The youngster is
the cause of much rejoicing.
am offering nine room house for
sale at bargain If take nat once. 1t
is the residence l am now occupying.
Z. H. Jacobsen.
Miss Anna Petersen spent Sunday
in the city visiting her sister, Miss
Athena, who is engaged in the mill
inery emporium of Mrs. Zelona Kline.
| Have house and lot for sale in
good location. House could be NOV
ed. If you have farm to list see me
and i will find buyer. X. b. Hayes.
Mrs. w. w. Smith is in Clarinda
this week visiting her daughter Mrs.
DR.. Drake and family. Before re-
turning she expected to visit her son
Roy at Villisca.
| Mel Graham and r. G.. Spencer
were in Atlantic the fore part of the
week attending to some matters that
came up at the April term of the
| Cass county District court.
| Z Mrs. F. S. Watts went to Cedar
Rapids yesterday to attend the ses-
sions of Mothers Congress. Tomor-
row she appears on the program on
the subject, Baby Welfare"
+. NJ Barrett, a former resident
of Audubon county, was here on a
visit last week. Saturday he return
ed to his home at Oskaloosa where
he says he is enjoying the best or
health.
A. w. Bradley came from Omaha
Monday to spend a few days at the
Art McNutt home. He formerly lived
in Extra but last fall moved to Om-
aha where he says he enjoyed the
winter very much.
Mrs. Paul Horning has returned
| from Atlantic where her husband is
confined to a hospital, having sub
mitted to an operation for append
icitis. He is recovering as rapidly
as could be expected.
Glenn Turned who came home last
week TO spend his vacation with his
parents, went back to Iowa City
Tuesday. Glenn is making good al
the State University and is very much
enthused with his college work.
Mrs. John. Crow who spent several
days at Atlantic with her husband
who submitted to an operation at the
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turned to her home and reports her
husband improving very nicely.
Jay Shingledecker was in town
Monday and looked quite well after
having been confined to the hospital
at Council Bluffs several weeks fol-
lowing an operation. He is getting
stronger every day, and hopes soon
to be in better condition than he has
been for year or more.
viii Foley has gone back to Den
yer after spending the past ten days
at the parental home. Will has gained
so much in flesh the past year that he
is about eligible to the heavy weight
class. The salubrious climate has
nursed him back to health and he is
satisfied to remain in Denver.
Attorney Chas. s. White was call
ed to 0ttumwa Monday by the death
of his brother, NJ. C. White, which
occurred at his home on Sunday eve
ming. His sister, Mrs. w. l.. Clark.
joined him at Hamlin. The funeral
was held yesterday. j. G. White who
had been with his brother several
days, returned home after his death,
not being able to remain for the fun
eral.
| Chas. Kibler and wife who were
here last week visiting old time
friends, left Saturday for Dunlap. If
weather conditions are favorable,
| they may conclude to go back to
their home in Canada. Mrs. KILLER
has been in poor health and at first
it was thought they could not go
back, but her condition has improved
somewhat and therefore their plans
were changed.
+. +. BilharZ will leave Sunday
| for an extended visit to the coast
He will stop in Texas to spend a few
days with an intimate friend and
from there will continue his journey
to California to meet his wife and
his parents. Mr.. BilharZ expects to
be absent from his work in the bank
about six weeks and during that time
will make a visit to the expositions
at San Diego and San Francisco.
The state of West Virginia is un-
able to pay the salaries of its state
officers, owing to a million dollar de-
felt caused by the loss of revenue
since the commonwealth went dry
last year, and many of the city banks
have agreed to pay the salaries OF
the professors in the University
until the state can raise the money.
The entire National Guard has been
disbanded and all new work aband-
oned. Petitions are being circulated
throughout the state to re-submit the
prohibition question to the voters al
the next election.
A town in Iowa has held "set-
tie up week" in which the merchants