Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-05-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Mrs. Mollie Schallow was busi-
ness visitor to Manning yesterday.
Wanted-100 rooms to paper with
in the next thirty days. e. e. Bailey.
Phone 437.
H. H. Buck of Stuart was a bust
ness visitor few days the fore part
of the week.
/ A marriage license was issued this
week to Clifford Scott, FL and Anna
/ Tucker, 10.
| For sale Good lot in good neigh
borhood, thee blocks from school. A.
w. Quinby. 1874 pd.
1 T. M. Thomson received a dandy
NEW mixer Saturday to help him in
his cement and concrete work.
/ The Vaudeville Contest is to be
repeated at the opera house Saturday
night. Its Fireman's benefit.
| Mrs. George Cronkhite went to
Perry last evening to visit at thehome
OF her niece, Mrs. Roy Riggs.
/ Miss Inez Pfiester came yesterday
morning from Carroll for visit with
her aunt, Mrs. Earnest Reed and
family.
4 Rev. G. B. christensen went to
Blair, Neb., yesterday to attend to
business matters pertaining to the
Dana college.
Il Mrs. Sarah Mussen is remodeling
and making some improvements on
her home place in the north east part
of Audubon.
4 Mrs. j. A. Humiston left this NOR
ming for visit of several days at Ce-
dar Rapids with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Scott
Ed. Dunnick returned to Manning
last evening after few days spent
in Atlantic and here on business and
visit with friends.
H. F. Mathisen, who was working
here for Soren Nelson and for the
Martinsen garage, returned to Allan
tic Monday afternoon.
| H. A. Arnold is having a new ce-
ment floor placed in his new garage
and cement driveway laid from the
roadway to the garage.
Hi Walters has purchased new set
of houseraising jacks, with which to
raise several houses and barns for
which he has contracts.
Mrs. Fred Cotton Is teaching a
class in Audubon in voice culture,
coming from her home at Extra ev-
cry Monday and Thursday
Anton Jensen returned to his home
at Omaha Monday evening, following
a visit here with his brother-in-law,
R. Rasmussen and family. Mrs. Jen-
sen and child remained for longer
visit.
Mrs. r. N. Carpenter and child
came from Des Moines this week to
join their husband and father and
make Audubon their home in the fu-
ture. She is the daughter of ]. s.
Sigman and wife.
The condition of Fred Horning,
who has been quite i'll the past sew
leral days is not very encouraging at
the present time. A trained nurse
was called from Des Moines and
came yesterday to care for him.
| John and Art Horning were in Car.
troll the last of the week to visit with
their brother George, who is knight
of the grip. Art returned home Sun
day and John on Monday They ex-
|pect visit from George next Sunday
| Peter Andersen has sold the house,
recently purchased of A. H. Edwards
to Geo. Madsen, who will move 1t to
another lot. Peter Hansen, owner OF
the lot from which the house will be
moved Is going to erect a new, mod
lern house.
Mendenhall & Killinger have re-
ceived over 5000 California select
redwood boards and other material
for their new ironing board and have
stored them on the upper floor of the
factory building recently built near
the Northwestern depot.
| Word received in Audubon at s
O'Clock Sunday morning by the Geo.
Viewer family stated that a new
daughter had arrived at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. Chas. Burnside at Los
Angeles, Calf, at l o'clock that NOR
ming, making the second child, both
girls.
John Rueschling went to Roches-
ter, Mimi, Tuesday evening to join
his wife and son Harry. The latter
was be operated on but the case is
such that it was thought best to have
Mr.. Rueschling there for consulta.
ton before the operation was per-
formed.
Mrs. Grant McManigal and little
daughter, Mabel, following pleasant
visit here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. E. Smith, and numerous other
RELATIVES, departed for their home al
Hamill, s. ID. Tuesday morning. A
group picture of the Smith family was
taken before her departure.
Miss Daisy Frick expects to go to
Newton next Monday where she will
attend the p. e. o. convention, after
which she will go to her farm at Spir-
1t Lake and also enjoy a fishing jaunI
at Lake Okoboji. Miss Frick certainly
deserves her well earned vacation, ar.
ter years hard, steady work at the
drug store.