Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-01-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

| Notice:--Have H. G. Leach cry
your sales. Phone 215. Soft.
Steve Morrissey was business Wis
itor in Atlantic today.
F. 8. Watts was a passenger this
morning to Plover to visit his son
Charles.
My car load of Oil Meal has arrived
and can now supply all your needs.
C, Olsen. 4-1w.
Room to Rent--Newly furnished
room, heat, and bath. Enquire at
this office. If.
Fred Delahoyde went to Guthrie
Center yesterday to look after his
farm interests.
j. III. Ross was passenger to Dav-
export last evenin to attend to i'm
portant business alters.
C. Gates has Fl un and White In
dian Runner ducts for sale, phone
No. 1877. saw.
H. A. Petersen, seven miles north
west of town wi hold his public
sale on Tuesday, Feb. 23rd.
Miss Carrie CLARK, after a few weeks
visit at Elkhorn With her relatives,
returned home Nc nday evening.
Chris Nelson md Morris Nielsen
of Extra were he' Monday taking
out their naturaliz alton papers.
John Mcmahon came from Chicago
Sunday noon for visit with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Mcmahon.
John III. Parnf am went to Des
Moines last evening on business and
to visit his brother, c. r. Parnham.
For sale:-- Three dozen full
blood Buff Rock hens. Mrs. Ber-
nice Barrett. Phone 12-A-1221. 1w.
Miss Jennie Klucke of Carroll
came Friday for a visit with her un-
cles, Walt and John Roth and famil-
| les.
| Mrs. C. d. Forsbeck, who enjoyed
a visit here with her husband, re-
turned to her home at Waterloo last
week. &.
| Mrs. Edith Werrick and son Irving
returned to Lanesboro last evening"
after a visit at the Andrew Kaiser
home.
Mrs. Peter II. Larsen departed last
evening for Walton, Mimi to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Spurgen Petersen and
family.
Clyde Miller and wife have gone
to Davenport, Iowa, where they both
will study chiropractic at the Pal
mer school.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Jensen went
to Wiota Saturday morning to visit
their daughter, Mrs. p. c. Bramsen
and family.
Have a good new, modern seven
room house for sale. This will go
at a bargain IL taken at once. See
Elmer Bailey. Att.
w. A. HOLSTER went to Guthrie
Center Tuesday morning for a visit
with his brother-in-laws, Jake, John
and Phil Burkhardt.
l have for sale an month old
pure bred Aberdeen Angus bull. Write
me at Hamlin or phone 36-21-11.
Geo. Moore, 1w pd.
p. A. Hollenbeck as administrator
for the estate of VIM. Martens, will
hold a public sale at the deceased's
home on February 18th.
Randolph & Jensen shipped car
load of fat cattle % the Omaha mar
ket last evening. j. P. Jensen &C
companied the shipment.
Ed Norton and wife came last
evening from Omaha for visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. p.
Petersen in the country.
Mrs. Harry viii son Of Atlantic, Wis
tied with friends in Audubon between
trains Saturday enroute to Manning
to visit her father, Nat Barnes.
Seed Oats:-Wm. Galloway's Can
ada oats. have $50 bushel pure
seed will sell at 75c a bushel while
they last. James Lee, R. l, Box s.
Mrs. j. j. Murray who has been
visiting at Avoca and Council Bluffs
a couple of weeks with relatives and
friends returned home Thursday eve
ming.
H. Lauritsen, wife and child, and
her brother, Hans Clausen came this
morning from Wiley, Iowa for visit
with their cousin, ]. P. Jensen and
family.
| We still have number of maps of
Audubon county. They are free for
the asking. II you haven't received
yours, better come to this Office and
get one.
e. l.. Troxel went to Atlantic Tues
day morning to Join his wife and ac-
company home the remains of his
mother-in-law, the late Mrs. Mary
Partlow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Johnson returned
home Thursday evening from a sew
eral days visit at Montezuma, Des
Moines and other Iowa points with
relatives.
Geo. A. Green came home Thurs
day evening from Carroll for few
days visit with his wife, After next
week he will be permanently located
in Audubon.
| Lawrence Andersen has rented q
part of his farm and will retain but
40 acres. He has decided to hold a
public sale and has selected March
18th, as his sale date.
The coolest night this winter was
last night, when the thermometer
reached "a below zero. 1t was still
20 below this morning. Good wealth
er to stay by the fire.
c. H. 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. saw.
VIM. Berg, who expects to move
to Audubon March first, will hold
public sale at his farm Feb. 18th.
Chris Nelson will be the auctioneer
and Louis Groteluschen the clerk.
Rev. Lyles will give his great lee
ture on Yellow Stone Park at the
Ross NJ e. church Tuesday evening,
Feb. End. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all to be present to hear
this great lecture.