Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-03-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Il lily into his new home on NortI
Church street.
Luther Carper who has been suffer
ing the past week with a severe at
attack of influenza is considerabl.
better today.
Clint Leonard, who has been liv
ing in town, moved his family to tn,
Leonard farm seven miles east o.
Audubon.
Mrs. Jennie Roush and daughter
Thelma, of Atlantic were in the city
over Sunday guests of the formers
sister, Mrs. ]. M. Fulton.
DIR. Becker of Atlantic was called
to Audubon last week in consultation
with DR.. Fulton on a case that has
developed serious symptoms.
The condition of J. j. Quimby al
Ross is not much improved. A nurse
has been secured to care for him, anC
everything is done to make him al
comfortable as possible.
Society of the M. e. church will NEE
at the home of Mrs. c. II. Reynolds
Tuesday afternoon March 9th. Mrs
Giddens will be the leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Nealey are the
proud parents of boy born to then
this week. They have been living OF
the Nash farm, but will soon NOV,
onto the f. G. Sampson farm.
Julius Heuss moved his family t
Wisconsin yesterday. He shipped hi
car of household goods and farm i'm
plements the day before and expects
to farm the land he owns there.
Now is the time to use p. E. worn
powder for your hogs, before farrow
ing time. II is milk maker ant
keeps your sows in a good health.
condition. See Martin Mogg. Audi
bon, Iowa.
Mrs. Wesley Jay was much dis
tressed one day last week when ;
piece of chicken meat became LODGED
in her throat. A physician was call
ed and after considerable hard worl
she received much relief.
Panhandle Pete drew quite a goo,
sized crowd last week at the M. w
A. opera house. There were som
who attended the performance VIII
/ AhOaeht thCy WCAO thttOhaAhe ioo 6e
at least that is the report.
Mrs. Tom Davis arrived in the cit
Friday from Colona, ILL.,, and reache,
here in lime to see that their house
hold goods were properly placed il
the residence property, Mr.. Davi
bought from Attorney Joe H. Ross
This has been busy week TO
those who rent property. In nearl.
every neighborhood there wer,
strange faces Tuesday morning. Thi
is an annual occurrence and is usual
ly participated in by large numbe
of people.
The children of Nels Christensen
Klause Cruise, Peter Paulsen, c.
Thomson, w. A. Brainard and Franz
Berman, who have been considerable!
indisposed are reported much bette
today under the careful attention o
DIR. Fulton.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wright VIII,
were married at Mitchell. s. d.,
couple of weeks ago, were in the cit.
the fore part of the week on thei
wedding tour, having visited rela
tives near Des .Moines. The bride Il
the daughter Of Ike Stuart and livet
here until nine years ago. This weel
they return to their home near Art
esian, 8. ID.
Mrs. Z. F. Bilharz and children de
parted Sunday afternoon over thu
Northwestern for Los Angeles, Calf
where she expects to spend severa
months with Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Bill
harz in their delightful new home
Mr.. Bilharz accompanied his famil,
as far as Carroll. Later on he will
join them and accompany his famil.
on their return trip.
Frank Carper, former Audubon
boy who resides at Winner, Soutl
Dakota stopped in his old home tow
the fore part of the week for visi
with old acquaintances. He is do
ing nicely in his new home and hi
visit here was occasioned by his ship
ping two cars of live stock to Omaha
and being so near took advantage o
it. He is looking well and appear,
to enjoy theprosperity that is attend
ing him.
Robt. Twist moved his famil.
and household goods to Milford yes
terday. He secured residence ant
a store room so he will engage in thu
oil business. We regret to lose Mr.
Twist and his family. but we know
they will make good In their new
location and will make splendid cit
liens. The Republican will follow
them to keep them posted on thu
news and happenings that take plac'
in the old home town.
Mrs. w. w. Waldron stopped il
Audubon a couple Of days the for
part of the week to bid farewell t.
her friends and her parental family
She and Mr.. Waldron have beer
making quite an extended visit will
relatives since they were here during
the holiday season. Mr.. Waldrol
has decided to locate permanently a
Denver and Mrs. Waldron was on he
way to her home. They resided IL
Denver before going to Alaska ant
Seattle, Wash, about year ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Ross return
ed Sunday from their wedding tril
to the coast. They had a most en-
joyable trip and were delighted will
the time spent at the Exposition
which promises TO eclipse all pre-
vious attempts. Mr.. and Mrs. Ros
made number of stops enroute, Wis
iting friends and points Of interest
This week they have been busy set
ting up housekeeping and soon the
will ha NJ hnna IN their friands on