Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-09-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. Clyde Mccall went to Allan
tic yesterday for few days visit
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Boyer are
spending few days with his sister
at Lorah this week.
Mrs. John Gates came from Lewis
Iowa, yesterday for visit with rel
atives and old friends.
Mrs Henry Cooley of Lorah ar
rived last night for visit at the c.
Gatets home.
Mrs. Claus Krause has been enter
tanning Mrs. Chas. Johnson of Extra
the past few days.
Would like to buy a soft coal
stove in good condition, for office.
Notify this Office If you have one to
sell.
Mrs. Dr. Brooks and daughter,
Jane who have been in DesJ Moines,
returned to Audubon Friday after
noon.
Will Freeman who has been en-
ployed at the Smith drug store, re-
signed his position the fore part of
the week.
Mrs Peter Nelson returned from
Des Moines Tuesday where she spent
the past week visiting her brother,
Grant Jacobs and family.
/. N. Darland who has been here
visiting his father on their return
from a visit at Barnes City, has re-
turned to hhis home at Hastings,
Iowa.
Private Sale of Household Goods
beginning Friday morning at my
house keeping and must dispose of
the goods. G. Z. TEST.
Miss clarice Oelke is back to
her desk at the recorders Office after
few days absence, at Clarion where
she visited her sister. Mrs. VIM.
Mutt and family.
Elmer McCaw of Dixon. Nebr., is
in the vicinity this week visiting for
mer friends. He is the son of VIM.
McCaw at one time prominent far
mer in Cameron township.
Mrs. E. W. Hacker returned Sat-
urday to her home at Los Angeles,
Calf, after spending several weeks
in the city guest at the home of
her sister. Mrs. Mel Graham
Miss Mable Secor spent the fore
part of the week in Des Moines, pur-
chasing new material for the millin-
cry department at the Wilson &
Freeman department store.
The Walking Club will meet with
Mrs f.. A. Bates, Oct. O, All mem
bers are invited to be present, that
the reports may be complete. Dora
Detwiler.
Misses Hannah and Ella Christ
Jansen went to Atlantic yesterday.
The former to spend the day while
the latter will remain, she having
obtained permanent position.
LOST-In Hamlin. a spotted black
and white dog about 3 weeks ago.
bob tail, male, answers to the name
of Tip. Finder please return to own
err. W. C. Sheets of Audubon and
receive reward.
Chas. Taylor left Tuesday evening
for Forsythe. Mont, where he will
look after farm interests and will
also visit his wife's sister. Miss
Goldie Cozine, who is teaching in
the Forsythe public schools.
M. /. Masterson left Monday for
Redfleld, s. d., where he will spend
a couple of weeks looking after the
harvesting of the crops that have
been raised on a farm he owns in
that section of the country.
Ed. Johnson went to Morris, ILL.,,
Tuesday to spend a few days with
old friends and acquaintances. Nor
| ris is his old home town where he
was born and raised and he antici-
pates having splendid visit.
There is more building going on in
Audubon this fall than many people
are aware Of Many new homes are
being built and carpenters and con-
tractors inform us that most of them
will be kept busy all winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. J. Conklin have
gone to Omaha for few days visit
and to take in the Ak-sar-ben. Later
in the week they go to Auburn, Neb.,
to spend three weeks with their
daughter, Mrs. Grace Baldwin and
family.
| Mrs. VIM. Hoffman was called to
Extra yesterday where she will re-
main while her mother, Mrs. Ell
mer Heath, is in hospital at Om-
aha recovering from an operation for
a tumor which was performed yes
Iterday.
Miss May Talbot, who was fol
several years employed in the city
telephone office, terminated ten
DAYS visit here Monday when she re
turned to her home at Elliott. While
lin the city she was the guest of Miss
Edna Johnson.
| A. A. Law has purchased the five
acre tract of John Davis located nortf
Iof liver Henricksen. MIR. Law will
begin the erection of a new moderI
home at once He will in all prob
ability sell number of building lott
which are we'll located and close in.
Miss Matilda Holtz who spent I
couple of weeks visiting relatives a
lClinton and Maquoketa Iowa, return
ed home the forep art of the week
She was accompanied by Mrs Carrie
Ruckroar, of Clinton who came t
visit at the parental VIM. Kraue
home.
The heavy rains OF the past weel
have made many of the roads lead
ling into town almost impossible. Es
Ipecially is this true of the street
where the sewer has been laid, w
hope. however, that with few day
Sunshine, the roads will again be pu
into good condition.
Irwin Johnson who enjoyed
weeks vacation from his duties II
the grocery department at Marques
EMS department store, is back on tn
job. He and his friend Miss Berth
Priestly spent most of the time at tn
home of her sister, Mrs. F.. c. Har