Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-03-11
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


visit from his son who resides at
Anita.
We don't want war with Mexico
but 1t wouldn't be much of war II
we had 1t.
Dick Northup and M. T. Foley
were in Menlo yesterday attending
the big horse sale of Wilson Bros.
VIM. Bintner, who has lived in the
vicinity of Extra since 1858, was in
Audubon yesterday to meet his wife
who had been on visit with rela-
tives at Aurora. Ill.
Miss Alice Eddy was a passenger
on yesterdays Northwestern train for
Kirkman. where she eontemplates
spending week or ten days with her
sister, Mrs. Sherman.
Mrs. Z. A. Kissick arrived in Aud
ubon yesterday from her home at
Redfield, to. help care for her daugh-
ter, Mrs. e. e. Bailey, who has been
very sick the past ten days.
We don't have an expensive trim
mer and for that reason alone we
can sell millinery at less money than
any other millinery store in Audu-
bon. Mrs. Elizabeth Carr.
We have considerable room in the
rear of our building that can be used
for storage purposes. See US If you
need place to store anything. w.
A. Bailey or Ray Booton. 10-4W
John Feltner has left his farm near
Coon Rapids and moved to Audubon
where he will continue to make his
home. Here's hoping you will like
the good town of Audubon, John.
Just as the boys were looking
through the house for last years
marbles and the fiend was seeking
golf clubs and baseball was begin
ming to arch across the street, next
day 1t showed.
The usual services will be held al
the Hamlin M. e. church next Sun
day with Sunday school at two
O'Clock and preaching service at 3
o'clock conducted by the pastor, Rev
Gryner.
G. A. Petty, e. e. Smith, ]. c.
Swezey, w. V. Swezey and James
Law. were passengers to Des Moines
yesterday where they intended TAX
ing In the big auto show and the
threshermens' convention. .m
The Pythian Sisters will meet III
regular session at their lodge rooms
Friday evening of this week. Some
matters of importance will come W
for attention. 1t is expected that
two weeks from Friday night there
will be degree work.
Miss Fannie Smutney and hel
brother Charles came from Lincoln
Nebr., yesterday to look after bust
ness matters and the transfer OF
some real estate. report of which
was made in recent issue of the Re.
publican.
The shippers of live stock in Aud.
ubon who send great deal of thei,
cattle and hogs to Omaha, received
word yesterday that the quarantine
had been lifted and that the market
at South Omaha had been thrown
open to all southwestern Iowa.
Testimony before the grand jury
that votes had been bought in the re,
cent primary in Chicago for csc tc
soc and in some cases for break
fast or a nights lodging resulted
Tuesday in the indictment of -four
democratic workers in the First ward
of Chicago.
Luther Carper, aged IA years who
resides in Ross has been taken dowr
with sickness and some fear that h,
will be confined to his home fol
some time. ]. J. Quinby, who wal
recently stricken with paralysis, il
about the same as he has been tn,
past ten days.
One of our neighboring newspaper
suggests that the farmers on every
telephone line should get together
and have banquets. Pshaw, the Aud
ubon county farmer has a banquet
three times every day and has pie
for breakfast IL he wants it. What's
banquet to an Iowa farmer
Mrs. A. M. Currier is in Newton
this week. leaving here on Monday
morning. She will visit at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Frank Drake
and family. The little grandchild IL
one of the special attractions fol
Mrs. Currier and no doubt the little
family reunion will be one of pleas
ure to all concerned.
The w. F. M. S. of the M. E
church met with Mrs. Chas. Reynolds
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Gidden:
was the leader and an instructive anG
| profitable lesson was presented A
district convention is soon to be held
at Guthrie Center, and the Audubon
society has been asked to have one
of their number appear on the pro
gram.
This evening at the M. E. church