Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-10-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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Leon Johnson, who is student at
Iowa College, at Ames, was home ov-
er Sunday.
Anna Carper of Ross was in the
city Monday enroute to Avoca for
visit with friends.
| H. Neimann was at Manning the
| fore part of the week looking after
some. business matters.
| For sale:-Saddle pony six years
old, well broke to drive cattle. Also
one light wagon. 0. l.. Lane. 40-2.
Amos Fancher and All Miller who
were in Omaha with their automobile
Ewere compelled to leave it Tuesday
and return by rail.
Two city residence properties for
four lots and also one very desirable
building lot. Enquire at this Of
flee. 37-tf.
Have few good farms for sale
near Audubon, Hamlin and Extra.
Be sure to see me before you buy. ].
B. j. Lohner, 40-tf.
Mrs. E. G.. Reynolds, and children
who have been visiting her mother,
Mrs. j. NJ Parsons several days, left
Monday for their home at Panora.
Drug store and building for sale
or will trade for Iowa land Rentals
better than 500 month Address
Ed. Prick, Audubon, Iowa. 402.
Mrs. Hazel Hardman, of Valley,
Nebr., who has been a guest of her
sister, Mrs. Ed. Elwood, is spending
a couple of days at Atlantic this
week
Mrs. w. II. Simcox who accompan-
lied her daughter, Mrs. e. c. Ford
and little baby to their home at Gar
ner, last week, returned home Mon
day afternoon.
| Science has just discovered that
flies will not come near anything that
is blue. Now we know why there are
no flies ON the man who created the
Free Trade Tariff.
! The eight year old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Allen Quinby living on the
old Matt Kleuver farm one and
half miles southeast of Bethel church
is very i'll with appendicitis.
| Herman Zaiger and family and
Mrs. Peter Johnson drove to Lake
City last week for visit at the w.
F. Zaiger home. They returned Mon
day accompanied by Mr.. Zaiger and
his son
| Mr.. ana Mrs P. d. Nelson, of
Moorehead. Iowa. arrived in the city
Monday afternoon for visit at the
home of ]. G. Albidtrup and family
who reside seven miles southeast of
Audubon.
ID. j. Maxwell was called to the
bedside of his sister at Wall Lake
last week. she being very i'll. He was
enroute to Audubon to enter the en-
| ploy of Frank Duvall and commenced
work Tuesday.
VIM Kopeska visited his sister,
Mrs. John Alt over Sunday, return
| ing on Monday to his home near Bay
ard. His old time friends here will
be grieved to learn that his wife died
| a. few weeks ago.
C. II. Stocking is taking few days
rest from his labors at the City Steam
Laundry and is attending state con-
vention of the laundrymen of Iowa
which was in session at Davenport
the past two. days.
| Rev. G. B! Christensen and daugh-
| ter, Mrs, Martin Kjer. and little son,
went to Hampton, Nebr., the fore
part of the week to join Mrs. Christ
Jansen who is making an extended
Visit to relatives and friends.
| Mrs. b. r. Frick and little baby
lwho have been visiting at the Frick
land Childs homes the past month,
departed Tuesday for Kansas City to
spend few days before continuing
their journey to their home at Vale.
Oregon.
| Mrs. T.. j. Smith, of Dodge City.
Kansas and her sister. Mrs. Anna
Hotchkiss of Omaha, arrived in the
city the fore part of the week to look
after some business matters pending
this week in the Audubon county
district court.
| Miss Mollie Hansen, residing In
the vicinity of Extra, after spending
a short time in the city, left the fore
part OF the week for Mitchell. s. D.,
for visit at the home of her uncle,
tom Lohner and family, former res
idents of this county.
Bertel Jensen, of the firm of Jen-
sen e Viewer, went to st. Paul, MINI,
Saturday to spend a week in that city
ATTENDING the national convention of
the Danish Brotherhood Mr.. Jen-
sen is the delegate from the local
order and will represent it in the
big convention.
Jess N. Beck. who recently pur-
tchased the Perry Carter residence
and vacant lot on First Avenue, is
building a splendid new bungalow on
1.-THE corner lot AS soon as it is COM
lpleted he will move into the new
house and Mr.. Carter will occupy the
house he vacates.
f. L. Taylor and wife and VIM.
ILayland and wife left Tuesday over
1.-THE Rock Island for an extended visit
lon the coast The Taylors will visit
her brother. g. +. Sherman and 9TH
err relatives at Fresno, but most Of
their time will be spent at Los An
geles. Both families have many
friends In California and other coast
Estates whom they expect to visit at
tier taking in the sights at the ex-
positions at San Francisco and San
Diego They expect to return to Aud
ubon the early part Of December.
i Glen Johnson who is holding re-
lsponsible position with the Associat-
led Manufacturers Co., OF Waterloo,
has been transferred to the Omaha
branch. He only recently returned
from the south where he spent sew
leral months in their interests. While
at Omaha last week he met his faith
J er and mother and came home with
them to spend Sunday. Mr.. john
son is enthusiastic about his position
! and likes the work. He is evidently
making good with the company for he
has just been given substantial