Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-10-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

| Wanted: Girl for general house
work. Mrs. w. B. Swaney. Carroll
Iowa.
Mrs. E. F. Bilharz has returned
from weeks pleasant visit with
friends in Chicago.
]. w. Richards went to Omaha
Tuesday to spend several weeks with
his vacuum cleaner.
Mrs. M. e. Dixon of Des Moines
is here on a visit at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. L. w. Barger.
Elmer McCaw, of Dixon, Nebr., is
here in the vicinity and has secured
work, so will remain for the winter
DR.. Lantz and wife who have been
Occupying the Christian parsonage
will vacate this week and have TAX
en- rooms with Mrs. Il. N. Taggart
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Johnson who
were guests at the home of his broth
er Oluf Jensen and family, returned
yesterday to their home in Atlantic
c. H. Hackett, wife and little
daughter of Greedy, Colo, arrived In
Audubon Tuesday evening for visit
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A
Kraft.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Wright and two
children who have been here visiting
the lady's- mother, Mrs. HI. Heuer.
man, departed yesterday for their
home at Ferguson, Iowa.
Save your stamp, your r. o. order
and trouble of writing letter by
phoning me your subscriptions, both
new and renewals. Edna Detwiler
Phone PIP j. 41-3w
Cameron Ross of Gray who had
business calling him to Malvern the
fore part of the week came home
yesterday by rail, being compelled to
leave his car on account of the rain
VIM. Blakely, a former resident
here, came from Boone yesterday
having been called to appear in q
case that is being tried in the Audi
bon county district court this week
Practically all of the business
houses in Audubon will close this
afternoon from $3.50 to 400 O'Clock
on account of the mid-week Sabbath
services that are to be held at the
tabernacle.
Murphy & Rukes, the horse buy
ers are going TO be at Frank Nikla.
sons barn on Saturday of this week
They are splendid buyers and many
of our farmers think they pay the
best price of any outside buyers who
visit this part of the country.
Attorneys Boorman and Clovis, OF
Atlantic were in the city Tuesday
at the opening day of the Audubon
county district court They have a
number of cases that will be tried I
this term. They will return today
when the first jury will be called.
A. H. Roberts was in Omaha Tues
day purchasing his holiday goods.
He found time to hear Billy Sun
day in the afternoon and while in
Atlantic had the opportunity of hear
ing DR.. Bromley. who with his party
is holding tabernacle meetings there.
Hermansen & Stone went to Om-
aha Tuesday evening to look after
some business matters. They have
a number of contracts for new homes
that are to be erected this fall and
they are getting in shape to complete
every contract by the. time specified.
Our readers should keep in mind
the big orchestra that comes to us on
Saturday night of this week. This
will be the first number on the winter
lecture course. The musical will be
given at the big tabernacle and 9
crowded house should greet oul
friend Sammy"
N. P. Andersen of Hamlin who is
a delegate from his local order went
Dnt. ~. atf
the meeting of the National Conven-
tion of the Danish Brotherhood. Al
the close of the convention he will
visit relatives at Green Bay, Wiscon-
sin, and Clinton, Iowa.
l. w. Wright returned yesterday
from several weeks trip to south
eastern Iowa and points in Illinois
He spent a great deal of his time with
old friends at Winchester, Ill Then
coming back to Iowa he made an ex-
tensive visit to his boyhood home al
Fairfield, going from there to Keo-
kuk and Eldon.
Peter Schwab who resides near Elk.
ira, but who frequently came to Aud.
ubon when he lived in Greeley town.
ship, left yesterday with his two
children Ralph and Rosie, for Iowa
City where both will enter a hospital
for slight operations. He will later
go to Cedar Rapids to visit his moth
er who is 81 years of age.
Mrs. K. B. Thomas went to Wal
Lake Monday to Join her husband
who shipped his thoroughbred cattle
on Friday. Mr., Thomas and a Wal
Lake party held big sale Of thor
ough bred cattle yesterday, and we
hear the cattle brought top motel
prices. H. A. Maharg left Tuesday
evening and was present at the sale
Perry Harmon writes us from Man
ming that he has accepted position
in big FIGURING mill at Denison ant
asks us to send his paper to that ad
dress. Perry has been doing splend
idly since he went to Manning abou
two years ago, and the position he i,
taking is quite promotion and car
ries with 1t a nice increase in salary
Andrew Madsen of Atlantic was il
town the fore part of the week look
1 ing after some business matters. III,
owns the house and IS feet front
age on the south road leading out O
Audubon. He is pretty anxious Il
sell the place and has made YER.
low price on 1t. Anyone interested
in the property can learn all about /
by calling at this Office
A. A. Dannenberg. recent grad
uate of the Palmer school of Chiro
practic at Davenport, who has beef
spending the past ten days in tn,
city visiting old friends, left Tuesda.
evening to visit a friend at Center
Vile. From there he will visit ;
number of towns in Iowa and Mis-
souri,, with a view to locating in som