Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-04-20
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Arthur Levin was an Atlantic Wis
itor with relatives yesterday.
Mrs. ]. r. Hoag was transacting
business in Carroll yesterday.
C. L. Christensen was a business
caller in Omaha yesterday morning.
Miss Carrie Herndon left yesterday
morning for visit In Chicago with
her mother.
Roland Kilburn had business call
ing him to Manning last evening for
a couple of days.
Frank Leffingwell came this week
from Anita to visit his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Leffingwell.
The Martinson garage has been inn
proved by the addition of some neat
embossed signs upon the window.
Mrs. Stella Elery went to Anita
yesterday to visit with friends a cou-
Pile of days and look after some bus
mess affairs.
julius Mahl returned yesterday
| from st. Paul, where he went on
business and for short visit with
| former friends.
Chas. Bagley and family and John
Preston were visitors with relatives
| in Atlantic Sunday, going down in
the Bagley new Mitchell auto.
Miss MARITIME Hansen is spending
few days this week near Adair at
the home of her brother, Jacob Han
sen and family.
II. j. Banghart and wife return d
home last evening from an extended
visit at Cascade and Dubuque with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. May, who enjoyed weeks
| visit here with her son, DR.. G.. A.
May and family, returned to her home
at Russell, Ia, Monday.
Mrs. J. e. Goar after a weeks visit
here with her uncle, F. c. Miller and
wife, returned to her home at Des
Moines Tuesday evening.
Geo. Leffingwell commenced this
week the moving of the old j. A.
Humeston house to the lots of Molly
Schallow on Market street.
Let Chris Jensen sharpen your
lawn mower. 1t will soon be time to
cut the grass, so get the mower ready
now. Chris Jensen
e. E. Smith received large new
Rumely Oil Pull Mogul tractor engine
Tuesday, with which he will do his
contract grading and threshing work.
Miss Clara Foley was a passenger
to Des Moines last evening to visit
a few days with her sister, Miss Mar
guerite, who is student at Drake
University.
The County Clerks office has in
stalled fine steel counter and several
steel filing cases and the County Audi
tors office has had some steel filing
cases put in.
Miss Lillian Kitson resigned her
position with Schrauger & Johnson
of Atlantic this week and came home
yesterday to keep house for her ia
Their and brothers.
John Butterton is contemplating
moving the house recently purchased
of II. II. Buck to the rear of the lots
and the erection of two modern
houses in the front.
Estrayed: from my place last Sun
day night dark brown mare, weight
about 1000 pounds and shod all
around. Had halter on. Finder please
notify b. +. Mendenhall. 1862
The Marquesen store has arranged
the fruit display in fine style on a
nice white counter. They expect some
special new store furniture soon on
which to display their goods.
Street Commissioner John Conway
was busy during the fine weather
with the. large grader getting the
streets in good shape and especially
the ones that, are to be paved.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Gates returned
Tuesday noon from visit at Lewis
with their son, John and family and
near Atlantic with their daughter,
Mrs. II. j. Cooley and children.