Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-03-11
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Miss Belle Parnham has gone to
Mason City for a ten days visit with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Clark went to
Marine the last of the week to visit
relatives.
| August Johnson and son Albert
went to Avoca Tuesday TO attend a
big thoroughbred cattle sale.
Chas. Stocking was passenger to
Manning Monday where he spent the
day looking after business matters.
Miss Freda Ruhs has gone to Gid
den for an extended visit at the home
OF her uncle, Chas. Ruhs and family.
Mrs. Hans Hansen has been at
Marine since the fore part OF the week
visiting relatives ana some intimate
friends.
Mrs. j. K. Anderson has gone to
Brayton to spend week or ten days
with her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Nielsen
and family.
| Jasper Jensen and wife are taking
this week to visit with relatives al
Wiota and also with their son al
Guthrie Center.
III you buy your spring hat here
you know it will be in good style and
bought at a price that you can afford
to pay. Mrs. Elizabeth Carr.
Mrs. Cunningham has gone to
Stuart to visit her daughter, Mrs. j
| h. Mcclure, and to see how costly
the family is situated in their new
home.
| ]. w. Landrum had business call
ing him to Wiota Tuesday. He has
sold number of pianos in that vic.
unity and while there did some piano
tunlng.
| anted:-Five statesmen for Iowa
capable OF earning SIPS or more pei
month. Compensation limited only
by ability of the man. Doan Oil Co.,
cleveland, Ohio.
| +. l.. Anderson and c. F. Beers
are IN Des Moines this week attend.
ing the automobile show and also
June annual convention of the thresh-
i ~ of the state.
/ -. Chas. Tramp went to Omaha
Tuesday to spend a fortnight with
her sister and TO pay visit to her
niece where they have new baby
about a month old.
S. w. Wright whohis quite an ex.
tensive dealer in clover and timothy
seed in partnership with his brother
III. H., went to Atlantic Tuesday to
look after business matters.
F. M. Rice has been drawn on the
Federal jury now in session at Coun.
Gil Bluffs. He was called Monday and
for that reason his smiling face has
been missing from the county clerks
office.
Miss Matte Jensen left Audubon
Friday on her long journey to Cali
fornia. where she will visit her sis
ter. Mrs. Montgomery at San Fran
cisco. While there she will, Of
course, attend the great exposition.
Glover seed of choice variety free
from bad weeds, and of a high test
/ Medium Red 5000 per bushel
Come and see sample before buying
Renftle & Reed, South Park Street
Audubon, Iowa, Phone 491. 9-2w
| Chas. kempf, former resident o.
Audubon, was in the city Monda.
shaking hands with his old Friends
and acquaintance. He is prepar
ing to leave Manning and spent tn
day here bidding his many friend
farewell.
Chas. Jayne who went to Lane, s
D., few years ago, moved his family
and household goods back to Audi
bon county this week. He has rented
the old Hartzelf farm ten miles south
east of town and will continue t6
make his home here.
Mrs. Harry Woolsey and little
daughter was in the city Monday or
her way to Minnesota whittier she
was called by the serious illness Of
her brother. Mrs. Woolsey has Wis
tied in Audubon on numerous occa
sions, and resides in our sister city
lof Atlantic.
Riley Jones came from Templetor
Sunday to visit his mother and broth
ers. He left Monday and was &C
companied by his mother, Mrs. Har,
riett Jones, who will live in Temple.
ton. it being impossible for her tc
secure residence property in Audi
bon at this time.
Miss Carrie Hansen who has beer
in Audubon the past two months
completed her course of instruction
in the Snow College Of Dressmakine
conducted by Miss Morrissey in the
rooms over Curriers' store, this week
and departed Monday for her home
in Albert City. Iowa.
Geo. Zaiger and family who have
resided on a farm near Gray have
moved to Lake City. Mr.. Zaiger went
with the car on Monday while Mrs
z. and the baby accompanied by heI
father, M. A. Templeman followed
ON Tuesday. They will reside on o
farm near Lake City, and they carry
with them the we'll wishes of host
of admiring friends.
| Mike Jepsen, wife and two child
rem, arrived in Audubon Monday for
a short visit with their old friends
Geo. Dye and Neal Barentsen and
families. They had been on an extern
ded trip through California and most
of the winter months were spent
where the climate was milder than il
is here in Iowa. They left on the
Northwestern the same evening for
their home near Springville, Iowa.
| Harrison Law is back from a ten
days stay at Rochester, Mimi. For
several years he has been suffering
from the breaking down of the arches
in both feet. A short time ago he
met with an accident that made his
condition much worse, and 1t was de-
cided that the best plan would be
to consult specialists at the Mayo
Bros. hospital. Harrison received
the proper kind of treatment and
was told to return to Audubon where
the local physicians could care for
him. 1t is thought that by taking
proper care of himself for year he
will be able to overcome and outgrow
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