Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-02-25

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Miss Jennie M. Courier of Allan
tic was an over Sunday visitor at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Rasmus-
sen.
Mrs. Ed. Bates sprained her ankle
Monday morning and has been COM
PEELED to remain indoors several
days.
Earl Mason went to Fort Dodge
Monday to spend the day with friends
and to look after some business mat
\ tiers.
Miss Clara Foley spent over Sun
day in Des Moines with her sister,
Marguerite, who is student at Drake
University.
Mrs. B. A. Dalton terminated her
visit at the o. X. Purdy home Mon
day when she returned to her home
at Council Bluffs.
H. E. Farquhar of Lincoln, Nebr.,
was here a couple of days last week
visiting his brother, Arthur Far
quhar and family.
Miss Edna Johnson attended cos
ial function at Atlantic the last of
the week, and remained for a visit
until Sunday noon.
Miss Matte Fulton, of Atlantic.
spent the fore part of the week in the
city, a guest at the homo of her bro
Their, DR.. j. M. Fulton.
Miss Dorothy Cook returned to her
home at Dallas Center Saturday
morning, after short visit with her
brother l.. S. Cook and wife.
c. A. Test was in Omaha the fore
part of the week purchasing some
material for his plumbing shop and
looking after some business matters.
Hans Sorensen and wife were
guests of relatives and friends in
the city until Sunday when they
returned to their home in Atlantic.
c. B. Brooks, who has been here
visiting his brother, DR.. A. l.. Brooks
went to Des Moines Tuesday to visit
his son, who has been confined to a
hospital the past three months.
Peter Clausen returned to Audu-
bon Friday from Ruskin. Neb.. where
he spent the winter He will work
this summer for Mrs. Peter Hendrix
sen three miles southwest of town.
"Wanted-Men who desire to earn
over $125.0O per month, write us
today for position as salesman: every
opportunity for advancement. Cen
trail Petroleum Co., Cleveland, Ohio"
Jens P. Jensen came home the last
of the week from visit at Omaha.
He was joined at Anita by his wife
and daughter Emma who visited
there while he looked after business
matters.
f. c. Harmon, who is conducting a
furniture and undertaking establish
ment at Mingo, Joined his wife here
Sunday for visit with relatives.
Monday both returned to their home
where Mr.. Harmon is doing nicely.
Nels p. Hoegh returned Saturday
evening from two months stay at
New Smyrna, Florida. His wife will
remain in the south for another
month, and will not return until Mr.
II. has their new home in Brayton
all in readiness for her.
A. H. Edwards, who has been at
Beloit, Wis, returned home Saturday
morning. He expected to remain at
Beliot, but his son became i'll soon
after he arrived and after short
illness died, an account of the death
appearing in the Republican at that
time.
Il Chas. Jennings. who for several
months past has been operating a
moving picture show at Winterset,
disposed of his interests last week
and returned to Audubon. The boys
are glad to welcome "Slim" back to
town, and already a number are
banking on having base ball team
for the coming season.
Matt Butterton, former resident
of Audubon county, but more recent
ly a farmer near Pocahontas, arrived
/ with his car over the Rock Island
Sunday and will commence farming
on his brother Johns place south Of
town. His family arrived day or
two later We welcome Mr.. Butter
ton to the community.
Sam Dutler returned from Des
Moines Saturday where he had taken
his daughter, Rosa for an operation.
She bad been ailing for some time
and it was finally decided that she
had appendicitis. She was taken to
the Methodist hospital where on
/ Thursday she submitted to the OPP
Grafton. Reports from the sick room
are to the effect that the patient is
4 recovering nicely.
| We wanted to attend the Joint
meeting of the different editorial as
sociations of Iowa at Des Moines last
1 week, but we were unable to attend
the meeting. Our old friend and for
mer employer, H. ]. Hoogenakker,
was on the program and we would
like to have heard his "speel." Bro.
Hoogenakker is now running the
Audubon Republican one Of the best
local papers in the state.--Danville
Enterprise.
/ Chas. Benton, who operated liv-
4 cry barn in Audubon no less than
twenty years, but who moved to Kan
sas dozen years ago, was in town
/ Tuesday visiting old friends. Yes
terday he went to the home of his
brother VIM. Benton. He has been
| in poor health for sometime past and
concluded to consult his old friend
DIR. Brooks regarding his condition.
Mr.. Benton now resides near Wichita
Kansas and he was accompanied here
by a neighbor. Harry Baker, his ply
steal condition being such that he
could not travel alone. Many of his
old time friends were glad to see
him, but sorry to learn Of his present
condition.