Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-01-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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itor to Council Bluffs Tuesday.
Mrs. Bertha Musson went to Ames
Saturday to visit over Sunday with
her son Reuben.
Fred Plaehn, this week moved in.
to his new modern home, recently
erected in West Audubon.
| Atty. G. S. White returned Sunday
| noon from business visit at Allan
tic, where he went Saturday.
| Z. w. Petit of Atlantic visited with
friends in Audubon Monday on his
| way to Jefferson to look after bust,
ness.
Geo. r. Hillyer and C. E. Buck.
ner went to Des Moines Friday eve
ming to spend couple of days on
business
Jimmie Blake went to Adair Tues.
day for visit with relatives and will
visit at Stuart and Guthrie Center be.
fore returning.
| G.. 4. Fosbroke, president of the
Fosbroke Land Co.. of st. Paul, Mimi
came to Audubon Friday on business
from Chicago.
e. j. brewer, living three miles
east of Audubon, claims Thursday
Jan. 2S as his sale date. Read his
ad in this issue.
>Chas. Hilgersen, after few days
visit here with his sister, Mrs. A. A.
Smith and family returned to Essex
Monday morning.
Mrs. Kate Marriott departed Sun
day noon for visit at Coldwater,
Kans., with her daughter, Mrs. G.
S. AIRY and family.
Chris Mikkelsen was business
passenger to Des Moines Saturday
morning. remaining over Sunday for
a visit with friends.
Lloyd Miller, after a few days WIS.,
it here with numerous relatives, de-
parted for his home near Lane, S.
d., Monday evening.
A. p Erven of Guthrie Center re-
turned to his home Saturday, after
a visit here with his brother, Geo.
NJ Erven and family.
Geo. Green who is employed at
Carroll, came home Saturday eve
ming for an over Sunday visit with
his wife and daughter, Florence.
Seed Oats VIM Galloway's Can
seed | will sell at 75c bushel while
they last. James Lee. r. /. Box s.
Mrs. Sam Hunter, who visited here
several days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Keith. returned to her
home at Glidden Monday morning.
Miss Helen Raebel went to Mann
ing Tuesday morning, where she was
met by a friend, and together they
went to Sioux City for visit with
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. H. Reynolds and
family returned Thursday evening
from Guthrie Center where they
went to attend the funeral of his
mother.
Mrs. Leo Lidd, after a several
weeks visit here with her father, G..
A. Foley east of town, returned to
her home at Shenandoah Friday
morning.
John H. Crees, residing four miles
southeast of Audubon, one-half mile
east and one mile north of Hamlin
will hold his public sale on Tuesday,
Feb. 9th.
G. L. Clark who transacted bust
ness at Atlantic and visited a few
days with relatives, came to Audu-
bon Saturday morning on his way to
Greene county.
4 c. II. Priestly, living three and one
half miles east of Audubon on the old
! Telephone road, Sec. "a, Leroy town
ship, claims Friday February 10th
as his sale date. 3-2w.
Mrs. Chart Johnson. who visited
here with her mother, Mrs. A. Rudy
and children near Larland, returned
to her home at Stuart Saturday
morning. Miss Leona Davis accom-
panied her for visit
Mrs. j. w. Dewey, who enjoyed a
pleasant visit here with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Mae Blackney and son Leon
at the Park Hotel, returned to her
home at Holstein. Iowa. Monday
morning. She was accompanied by
Leon for visit.
| A. r. Graham of Gallitan. Mo-, who
was here last week, and while here
| purchased three car loads of corn,
two shelled and one of ear. for which
he paid 81 cents bushel, departed
for his home Friday noon. The corn
was shipped on the evening train.
Supt F. w. Johansen left Tues
day for visit at Gladbrook with his
relatives, but principally to attend
the marriage of his sister. He will
be Joined there by his wife. who has
been enjoying ten days visit with
! Ter sister, Mrs. T. j. Hurst at Alden.
| v. C. Tramp and wife, he son of
our townsman Chas Tramp, came
from Tulsa. Okla, last week and
will continue to make Audubon their
home. He left here about twelve
back home since he left. He expects
to assist his brothers at the brick and
tile plant.
| The Rock Island train, due in Aud
ubon at 1890 was over three hours
late yesterday morning. arriving here
at 1920 o'clock The cause was a
big snow drift about three miles
south of Lorah. The snow was pack
! ed SO tight that when the engine at
I tempted to make run through IL,
| the pilot of the engine was complete
ly broken off.
/ Andrew Hansen. who has been a
sufferer from melancholy went to
Des Moines Friday evening, where
he will enter hospital for treatment
He was accompanied by his sister
Miss Matte Hansen and DR.. A. L,
Brooks. His numerous friends hope
that he will return home fully re-
covered. DR.. Brooks returned home
Sunday noon accompanied by his son
Emmert. who had been there fol
treatment several weeks.