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

| LOCAL AND PEkSONAL
T. A. Moore, one of Audubon's
best carpenters, has decided to move
to Iowa City to make his home for
the present.
Rev. G. B.. Christensen made a
business trip to Blair, Neb., the fore
part of the week, returning home
last evening.
Mrs. DIR. Rosenbladt returned to
her home in Des Moines yesterday
after an over Sunday visit with rel
atives and old time friends.
Miss Carrie Clark took the early
Rock Island train this morning for
Des Moines to look after some bust
ness matters and to visit friends.
Mrs. Dora Olsen came from ON
aha last night and will make her
home here, having moved onto a
farm on route five out of Audubon.
Clarence Christensen and Chas
Peppers were passengers to Daven-
port last night. Both will work on
the farm ofMr. Christensen's mother
| Wanted statesmen for Iowa
capable of earning S125 or more per
month. Compensation limited only
by ability of the man. Doan Oil Co.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
| Everybody ought to have their
clothes pressed and have it done
right by C. J. Thomson the tailor in
the basement under the Home Bak-
cry. 1t will cost you only soc. .
DIR. j. M. Fulton accompanied
Chris Whittier to Atlantic this morn
~ he loff hA
hospital and later submit to an oper-
alton to be performed by DR.. Becker.
Peter N. Hansen who has been
spending the winter in this vicinity
left last evening for Sask., Canada
where he will farm his big ranch. He
prefers. however, to spend his win
ter months in Iowa.
The two year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. j.. Thomson had his hand
badly burned yesterday afternoon.
The little one suffered considerable
but assistance from the family ply
stefan soon brought relief.
Garden seeds of all kinds in bulk
or the large size package of &c. We
also have a large assortment of the
d. M. Ferries Seed. If in need of
garden seed see us, Renftle & Reed,
South Park, Audubon, Iowa. 9-2w.
Glover seed of choice variety free
from bad weeds, and of high test,
Medium Red $1,000 per bushel.
Come and see sample before buying,
Renftle & Reed, South Park Street,
Audubon, Iowa, Phone 491. 9-2w.
Miss Myrtle Roth who has been
assisting in the dry goods depart
ment at the Marquesen store, resign
ed her position last Saturday evening
and next week will begin teaching
the spring term Of school at No. 3
Leroy.
Miss Verna Gilmore, who has been
in Pennsylvania the past two months,
arrived in Audubon the fore part of
the week for ten days visit with
her friend, Miss Daisy Prick On ter
minating her visit here she will REL
turn to her home in Denver.
Frank Garoutte will leave tomor-
row for Abel, Iowa. His mother
live there, and her health has been
very poorly for several years. She
is go years old and Frank feels that
he ought to pay her a visit 1t is
quite likely that he will remain in
Abel for the summer, as he has rent |
ed his farm to William Hannah.
Joe Woodland left this morning
for Milford where he will make his |
week to pack his household goods |
home he sold Mr.. Woodland says he |
that he will be near his children will |
h. nj, 20 hi na 1s
good wife.
There will be sold on the streets
of Audubon on Saturday March 6,
a lot of furniture, household goods,
farm implements, good work harness
single and double, two good sewing
machines and one good sanitary
couch, and numerous other articles,
all of which are practically new. A
team of fair work horses. Col. M.
s. Kness, Auctioneer.
The February term of the Audi
bon county district court now in
session has been the means of draw
ing a number of people to town. The
cases that have been tried have at
tracted large crowds. An extra large
of jurymen were drawn and
this together with the large number
of witnesses has filed all the hotels
to OVERCOMING. The case that went
to the jury Wednesday brought some
thing like 80 witnesses from nearby II
towns. The calf case now being
tried is also calling in many witness
ses.
S. G. l;erberg who spent several
c ays at sanborn, Iowareturned home
, esterday morning. On his retl..a
be learned of the appointment of his
father, ]. F. Kerberg, as postmaster
at Sioux City. The elder Kerberg is
business manager of the Sioux City
Daily News and the appointment
comes as pleasant surprise to the
entire family. The Office is consider
ed among the best in the state, and
Mr.. Kerberg's Audubon friends join
in extending his father congratula-
lions for being able to land this good
political plumb.