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

R0Dt. u. Ping went to Council
Bluffs Tuesday morning on business
for few days.
Art Shupe was in Omaha a couple
of days last week on business, return
ing home Saturday noon.
]. w. Coddington of Adair was a
business visitor in Audubon a couple
of days the last of the week.
Mrs. Chas Jones and children went
to Atlantic Friday to visit her aunt,
Mrs. Josh Cousins and family.
Miss Lillian Foley came from Car
roll Thursday evening to visit her ia
Their, Geo. A. Foley and children.
F. l.. Bailey come Monday morn
ing from FIT. Dodge to visit at the
home Of his brother, E. E. Bailey.
| Mrs. Pearl Williams and children
were visitors in Atlantic the fore part
of the week with relatives and friends.
Mrs. E. Bilharz returned Friday
from several days visit at Omaha.
Her sister, Mrs. Clark accompanied
her home,
A public dance will be given at the
Ross hall by Frank Anderson tomor-
row friday night at which the Cole
orchestra will furnish music.
! Bertel Jensen has so altered his
barn as to make one part of it fine
garage for his new Mitchell auto, re-
Gently purchased of the agent, A. E.
! Beason.
/ Chas. Wilder and family, who Wis.,
tied here at the Mike Ceranek home,
Mrs. Ceranek being his sister, re-
turned to his home at Chicago Satur-
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Leffler went to
Bayard Saturday morning to visit
her brother, Hi Wilson and family
for several days returning home Mon
day morning.
The new telephone directory for
the period following May LIST, 1916,
was compiled and finished at the Re-
publican Office last week and is ready
for distribution.
DR.. S. T. Andersen returned home
Friday morning from Council Bluffs
where he had been in attendance at
the District convention of the Osteo-
pathic physicians.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.. Wieland are
the proud and happy parents of a
new electric spark which arrived in
the form of bouncing baby boy at
their home last Sunday.
Salesman wanted: You and your
horse or auto can clean up SO to So
a day handling our proposition.
Write now for the evidence. Stetson
| Oil Company, Cleveland, Ohio.
Chris Bramsen, who visited at WI
ota with his son, Peter Bramsen and
family and in Audubon with Jasper
Jensen and family, returned to his
home at Ute Monday morning.
Jud MeClaren who superintended
the mason work on the Law building
will remain in Audubon all summer
Parties having mason work to do
should call on him or phone 4S9J,
Audubon, Ia.
Jas. Lang and Pete Stone, neigh
bors, are having their lawns ano
yards filled in with nice black earth
and graded, which makes a decided
improvement in the looks of their
respective places.
Garland Curtis made a very good
days wages last Saturday, when he
gathered over a ton of old newspap-
ers and magazines from the Park no.
tel basement. This will net him In
the neighborhood of $50.
A freak pig with two bodies, seven
feet, two tails and the usual number
of heads, belonging to Jack McCort
was on display several days in the
Prick show window. 1t was encased
In large glass jar, preserved in al
cohol.
John Weighton returned Monday
morning from Rochester, where he
went to see Mrs. Weighton, who re-
Gently submitted to surgical opera
ton. Mrs. Weighton was getting
along fine, but was too weak to travel
as yet She expects, however, to be
home this week. Hhr friends, who are
legion, will be pleased to know of her
improvement.