Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-04-27
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

The new plate glass front is being
placed in the new Model Laundry to-
day.
| Mrs. +. Mcmahon is spending the
day in Atlantic, looking after bust
ness affairs.
| R. G. Wieland this week purchased
a Mitchell auto and Fred Plaehn a
Saxon auto of agent A. e. Beason.
Einar Johnson has had his new
home, recently purchased of f. W..
Smith treated to a new coat OF paint
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bailey are the
! parents of fine baby girl that ar
rived to brighten their home yester-
day.
John Martinson and son, Fred,
went to Omaha this morning and viii
return today with a fine Roadster
auto.
The Jensen Garage disposed os a
new Maxwell auto to ]. Sorenser Ross
Ia, this week and Richland to Wal
ter Lee.
Mrs. G. L. Tramp, who has been on
an extended visit at Omaha with rela-
tives and friends, returned home this
morning.
B. A. Spence and family on May
| list, will move into the house on
Court street, recently purchased OIL
Mr.. Williams.
Henry Poulsen is the new delivery
boy at the Renftle & Reed store, TAX
ing the place of Henry Wonsmos, re-
Gently resigned.
A. j. Shupe returned home yester-
/ 4 s.x1r I.A nfna xvh
he went to help his brother, H. r.
Shupe pack his household effects, pre-
paratory to moving to Oklahoma.
All the local churches fittingly OBJ
served Easter Sunday, special SER
vices being held at practically every
one of them. Large crowds were III
attendance at the morning, afternoon
and evening services.
| Lige Stafford and wife will move
into the house now owned by Mollie
Schallow, that was recently purchas-
ed of j. A. Humeston and moved on
to her lots adjoining the j. S. Dennis
residence.
The Law team of mules took liv-
ly spin in a runaway Wednesday, ira
yersing the alleys and finally landing
in the black berry bushes in the ID,
w. Wood yard. Little damage was
done
Miss Kelly, the trained nurse OF
Omaha, who was here caring for Ow-
en- Davis, who submitted 10 a minor
operation last week, left this morning
for Atlantic, where she was called on
another case.
Chas. S. White had a birthday Fri
1 L.. L. 4 NN1l
us how old he was, but acknowledged
the receiving of a nice rose for each
year he has been on this mundane
sphere, from his friends, and that ii
made, "Oh, such a large bunch:"
A negro, or naturalized Dago
Chinaman or Arab is entitled to vote
in the United States but nice, clean
bright, intelligent woman is denied
the privilege-and why? This is one
of the wrongs that should be righted
by the voters of Iowa, at the first OPP
portunity; and the opportunity will
come at the June primary this year
John Martinsen has sold Ford cars
to the following parties recently: Ak
ell Vickland, Chas. Garrett Chris
Berg, Anton Hansen. Gibson Law
VIM. Fry, A. H. Andersen, c. "
christensen, T. H. Swezey, John Dire
her, and II. o. Masterson, and the
following parties have purchased Ov-
erlands: Fred Seimsen, Chas. Stone
AL Nielsen, Percy Priestley, VIM. Arm
|strong and Ross Clifford.
The display of bird houses in the
park Saturday proved very interesting
to numerous spectators. A very large
display made by Audubon boys were
exhibited on the band stand. Prizes
Awarded we're as follows: Boys
eight to twelve years of age, first, La
vern Riggs, second, VIM. Thompson;
Boys twelve to seventeen, first Harry
Thompson, second, Paul Giddens
Most of the bird houses were sold dur
ing the afternoon at prices ranging
from SO cents to five dollars.