Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-10-28

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The variety store held big broom
sale last Saturday when they sold
over a hundred brooms. They have a
good sale most every Saturday and
the friends of Pete Jorgensen are
glad to see him making good in his
new business. He has built up a nice
trade and doing good business. He
will soon add another line of goods
to his stock that will probably mean
more store room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred voss of York,
Nebr., arrived here Saturday morn
/ ing, called here by the illness of Mr..
Voss's father who had stroke of
paralysis last Friday morning. Mr..
Voss is almost eighty-f1ve years of age
and is too frail to last very long. His
daughter, Mrs. Frank Weisbrodt of
Des Moines came also Saturday eve
ming to help care for her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans p. Hansen and
family spent last Thursday in Allan
tic guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ], 0. How
ard. This being the wedding ami
versary of both families. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hansen we're married nineteen
years, and Mr., and Mrs. Howard
twelve years. 1t was an ideal day
and they had a pleasant trip and q
good visit. az
John Anderson the new shoe man
at Hans p Hansen's department store
was a Sunday visitor with his family
at Corning. He expects to move his
family here as soon as he can find
a house or rooms to move into. n
Hans Hansen purchased Ford car
last week to drive back and forth
from Brayton where he works at the
elevator. They will still reside in
Extra on account of their. daughters
ATTENDING school here. ~
Joe Cotton autoed to Altoona last
Friday accompanied by his mother
and Drs. ]. M and J. B. Rendleman
to visit their relatives the Rev. Harry
Miller family. They returned home
Sunday evening.
Fred Tremel accompanied his
brother-in-law, Louie Bartlett of
Coon Rapids to Adair Saturday to
visit Louie Bartlett. Jr., and family.
They returned Sunday evening.
Mr.. Ed. Young and brother-in-law
1
the latter part of last week to visit
relatives and take look at the
country.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Van Gorder
and son Ed and wife and DR.. Childs
and wife autoed down from Audubon
Sunday and called at the Ed. Del
ahoyde home.
| Miss Marguerite Snyder accompan-
led her mother Mrs. Gene Robinson
to her home in Missouri Monday.
Mrs. Snyder came upslast Saturday
on business.
| Extras buttermaker, Chris b. Pet
all its honor as second prize at the
buttermakers' contest last week at
Waverly, Iowa.
| Mrs. Dwight West went to College
Springs last week to get acquainted
with the new granddaughter at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hansen.
Mrs. VIM. Halloran and little
daughter called on relatives here
last Thursday while the doctor made
a professional call in the country.
Among the number who attended
LHe IutctluSS OuHudy III fAtidhtiS WOiS
Earl Thomas, Vernon Anderson, HI.
Bush, Lon Erke and AL Ancrew5.
Mrs. John Littlefield is in Iowa
City with two of her children who
will have operations on their noses
for the removal of adnoids.
Mrs r. X. Jensen and Mrs. J. B.
j. Lohner went to Avoca Friday to
see thei RATHER who is quite i'll. They
returned home Sunday.
Mr.. Kempen the cooperative stock
buyer, John l. Hensley. Peter GUIDE
and James Channon autoed to Tenn
lpleton last Friday.
| The horse buyer that comes here
so often was here last Friday and
bought a number of good horses and
lshipped them out
Several of the Masons from here
went to Audubon last Monday to at
tend lodge there, where w. R. Green
was candidate.
Violet Egbert celebrated her elev.
enth birthday last Saturday by invit.
!. ing In her little girl friends to spend
the afternoon.
John Hunter, Jr., came over from
lGuthrle Center saturday ana Wnlleo
away short time with Smith Bur.
ton.
Leo Murphy returned to his home
in Adair Saturday evening after q
short visit here with his brother
Tom.
Miss Lena Bush returned home
Tuesday after spending several days
in Atlantic attending the gospel meet
ings.
/ Tom Marderson had family re-
union at their home last Sunday wher
they entertained their relatives ant
friends.
N A. Leake arrived here Sunday from
his home in Sandusky, Ohio, for Q
short visit at the Ed. Delahoyde
home.
Chas Andrews who came in Thurs
day from Wyoming to see his father
H. F.. Andrews left last Saturday fol
his home.
Miss Willoughby of Dexter came
up Saturday to visit her sister, Mis-
Amy. the domestic teacher of thii