Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-01-07

accompanied shipment of cattle.
John Egan and family, after visit
here for some time with relatives
left for their home at Omaha Satur-
day morning.
l have for sale several dozen s. c.
r. /. Red chickens. Enquire OF
Mrs. F. L. Andersen, Ross, Iowa.
Phone No. ga %. 51-tf.
Mrs. H. A. Delahoyde and little
daughter, who visited here with her
sister. Mrs. Chef Caldwell and fam
lily, returned to Atlantic Saturday.
For Sale:-We have In storage
some almost new second-handed furn-
iture that can be purchased cheap.
See Renftle & Reed, South Park
Street. 1w.
John Casperson, formerly in the
dying and cleaning business in Aud
ubon, returned to Fl. Dodge Monday
morning, after a visit at the Walter
Fredericksen home.
Miss Grace Thomas of Guthrie
Center, came Monday evening to help
care for Mrs. Reynolds, who is SER
iously i'll at the home of her son, G.
H. Reynolds and wife.
Miss Catherine Hansen, formerly
of Audubon, was here last week for
a visit with her brother and friends,
returning to her work at pes Moines
the latter part of the week.
Nels l.. Nelson and niece, Miss
Pearl Nelson of Battle Creek, Iowa,
after a visit here with his cousin,
Jas. Lang and family, departed Tues
! 6aV mnrninp for THAR homo
Butch Dennis began Saturday
with a large force of men, putting
up their next seasons ice supply.
Herman Freese is running the dray
wagon while Butch" is at the work.
M. H. Cameron living one and three
quarter miles south of Larland will
hold his closing out sale Tuesday,
Feb. End, 1915, preparatory to his
removal to his new home at Lebanon,
Kans
Mrs. Oluf Ulen and Mrs. Albert
Beaver and little daughter, follow
ing pleasant visit here at the home
of their sister, Mrs. II. G. Leach, re-
turned to their home at Mason City
Saturday.
Hon. H. ]. Mantz and wife returned
Thursday from visit at Des Moines
with his brother, Theo. Mantz and
wife and with friends in Nebraska.
They have been absent since before
Christmas.
DR.. and Mrs Ralph Roberts and
children, following a several days en-
| joyable visit here with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Roberts, returned
| to their home at Falls City, Neb.,
Saturday morning.
Miss Della Hicks, teacher in the
| Pisgah, Iowa public schools, who
spent her vacation at Extra with her
brother, Jim Hicks and family, was
in Audubon Saturday on her return
to her school duties.
Albert Pedelty and family of Mas
on City, who visited couple of days
in Audubon with her sister. Mrs.
H. G. Leach and family departed
yesterday morning for Turlock, Calf.
to visit another sister, Mrs. Fl. r.
Farr.
Miss Mildred Buck, who is taking
advanced work in music at North
western University, Evanston, ILL.,,
following an enjoyable holiday va
cation in Audubon with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Buck, returned tc
her studies Monday evening.
Mrs. Mary Sandrock of Genoseo
ILL.,, arrived in Audubon Tuesday
morning on her way to Gray to visit
her two daughters, Mesdames Max
Ehlert and Wm.' Deist families, after
which she will visit her son, John
Sandrock and family at Dedham.
i D., ~ n uy1.aon -
tor here, but now of Story City, To-,
was called to conduct the funeral ser
vices of Win Martin. While here
he met many old friends who were
pleased to see him after a three
years absence.
Misses Eva Luse, Cedar Falls; Ag-
usta Hecker, Upton; Ada Kittell
Elliott; and Olive Kopp, Avoca,
teachers, left the first of the week
to resume their school duties, follow
ing a holiday vacation here with
their relatives.
| Pearle Reinemund, who attends the
Wisconsin University at Madison Wis
and was home to spend his holiday
vacation with his parents, returned to
his school duties Saturday evening,
Several friends were at the train to
bid him good bye.
Mrs. E. l.. Mcintosh and daughter
Miss Florence, after pleasant visit
of several days with her mother
Grandma Brainard and with the w.
A. Brainard and Hans G. Christen-
sen families. returned to their home
at Worthington, Mimi, Saturday
morning.
1
Mrs. w. B. Robinson and daughter
Miss Helen of Scotland, s. D., who
came last week to visit their daugh-
ter and sister, Mrs. Will G. Wilson
and family, but more especially to
see their grandson and nephew, re-
returned to their home Monday morn
ing.
Oluf Jensen, who has charge of the
Standard Oil Co., business in Audi
bon. had the misfortune to lose fine
horse Thursday noon, for which he
had recently been offered $225. II
seems that the horse was reaching
over into one of the other horses feed
boxes to get some corn, and in some
manner its feet slipped. When the
animal was found its back was brok-
en-.
The firm of Schrader & Marsh have
completed their automobile that they
tried as an experiment and 1t runs
fine. The members of the firm are
both expert machinists and are well
satisfied with their auto. 1t was
built of different parts of other old
autos and as yet they are in a guam
dry as what to name it. 1t is on ex-
hibition at their garage in the Hayes
Boys new building.
Misses Lorraine Graham to Ames,