Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-03-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

John Nelson was business visitor
to Adair yesterday.
j. M. Graham was a visitor to Earl
ing yesterday to attend to some legal
matters.
The +. A. Johnson house 10 being
moved this week to make way for a
new modern home.
Miss Mary Delahoyde of Stuart is
an Audubon visitor this week, with
relatives and friends.
F. H. Adams returned yesterday
from Omaha, where he attended the
violin recital given by Fritz Kreishler
Apple, cherry, plum. and other
very best kinds, secure them of w.
NJ. Bomberger, Harlan, la.
Thos. Scott and John Shaw of the
Gray vicinity went to Des Moines yes
Iterday morning to attend to business
affairs.
Mrs. Mis- Miller and child were pas
sengers to Atlantic yesterday to spend
the day with her aunt, Mrs. c. p.
Thielen.
Mrs. Eliza Mushrush is having her
home enlarged and remodeled. When
the work is completed she will have
nice home
Chris Kleuver went to Atlantic for
couple of days to visit his parents
who have recently moved to that
city.
S. c. Kerberg, city solicitor has just
recently purchased a Saxon runabout
from the local representative, A. z.
Beason.
T. f. Graham, field manager of the
Redpath- Vawter Chautauqua System
was in Audubon yesterday looking
after the interests of the system for
this year.
Mrs. Stella Elery and Mrs. Harry
Evans went to Atlantic yesterday to
look after a business matter of i'm
portance and spend the day with
friends.
Amos Fancher returned yesterday
from a visit at North English with
his daughter. Mrs. Geo. AXmear and
family. Mrs Fancher remained for
a longer visit
Cliff Purdy and Ben Timmons, who
have been here for some time moving
houses and barns for people in the
| country, returned to their home in
Manila yesterday.
II. II. Buck of Stuart was IN the
city Saturday and Sunday. He was
here to close the deal for his resi-
dence property that was sold on Sat
urday to John Butterton.
Lost:-A pink hand bag containing
smaller brown bag with about two
dollars in it, Lost between Dr. A.
l.. Brooks office and the residence OF
Jess Jones Finder please return to
Mrs. Jess Jones.
j. F. McCort is having his market
moved into Main street so as to be-
gin the erection of his new up-to-date
meat market He has built nice
new weiner factory on his lots just
south of his residence.
Have for sale number of Rhode
Island Red chicks and eggs. Eggs
per setting soc and $500 per hundred.
Have also a Klondike Incubator and
two breeders good as new. Call or
phone Mrs. John Griffith.
w. r. Smith who came Friday last
to attend the Masonic Lodge meeting
and remained for visit with rela-
tives, returned to his home at Carroll
yesterday He reports NJ. F. Kerwin
as caring very gently for carbuncle.
James Lang of the Audubon Hard
ware Co., was at Farewell, Nebr., last
week to look after some business
matters. While there he enjoyed a
pleasant visit with former friends
and business associates, he having
been engaged in business at Farewell
before coming to Audubon.
Miss Inez Rutherford entertained
the junior class of the Audubon high
school, of which she is a member, at
her home Friday evening. II you
think they did not have merry time
ask some of the party. Games, music
and refreshments passed fleetly the
early hours of the evening.
Chas. Wilde is now driving a new
6 Saxon, purchased through A. e.
Beason. He has converted his Ford
into truck to be used in his poultry
and cream business. This gives him
two trucks and the touring car all Of
which are necessary in the conducting
of his business.
y j. Swezey and II. Evans went to
Creston to look at horse which Mr..
SweZey contemplates purchasing. III
he is unsuccessful in purchasing the
animal they will go to Louisville. KY,
where Mr.. Swezey says he can buy d
racing horse that will put it over
anything that ever raced in this neck
of the woods.
Our store is the mecca for all as
piring amateur photographers. Our
line of Ausco Photo supplies Is COM
plete. We have a stock of Ansco
Film, Chemicals, Cyko paper and
Ansco Cameras from $500 up. Fol-
low the Ansco sign and come in to-
day. The very best of printing and
developing done here. Your friends
can buy anything you can give them
except your photograph. Sorensen's
Studio 12-1
"Her Second Choice" a comedy
play put on at the opera house last
night by the Bruno company proved
interesting to all present. This was
the last of the shows by this COM
pany for this season ana the eight
weekly shows played here proved
successful from every standpoint. 1t
/ is hoped that Bruna will show here
| each season, as he has given good,
clean plays and made numerous
friends here.
| Chris Henriksen, one of the mem
bers of the city council who was COM
| PEELED to go to Hot Springs. Ark, for
his health writes friends in the city
that he is getting along splendidly.
He intended coming home before the
city election, but he thought he had
best remain for a few weeks longer.
He was greatly interested in the con-
templated improvements for Audu-
bon this year and said he hoped they
would decide on using good paving
and proceed at once to install the
electrolier system of street lighting
Otto Thomson, of Omaha was in