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

lives Ill brduleyNlllS TeludluS dDOut
the same as previously reported.
Mrs. Geo. Pfiester of Carroll came
to Audubon yesterday for a visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Rem
file, Sr.
Two car loads of 4-inch pipe ar
rived yesterday for the water main
extension to be laid in Audubon this
spring.
Col. Kness and Walter Roth were
passengers this morning to Omaha.
Hello Bill had them in ow when
last seen. .,...
Desmond James came from Allan
tic yesterday for visit with rela-
tives in the country and to look after
his farm interests.
Mrs. II. A. Payton who has been
guest of the n. Downey family for
several days. returned to her home at
Dexter this morning.
f. o. Niklason who accompanied d
shipment of horses to the Chicago
market the fore part of this week
returned home today.
The ladies aid society of the Ger.
man Lutheran church met with Mrs
Joe Blohm yesterday afternoon and
delightful time was enjoyed.
Mrs. Elmer Johnson and children
of Atlantic came yesterday for visit
at the Ed. Johnson home. Elmer
visited here the first of the week.
Dick Northup has commenced the
erection of a modern new home Oh
the ground recently purchased OF
Frank Buckner in North Audubon
VIM. Riordan, representing the
Farmers Lumber Co., of Omaha was
a business visitor here a few days
this week, and meeting his especia
friends.
Mrs. Celia Andersen, following al
enjoyable visit in Audubon with hel
launt, Mrs. l.. G. Rosenbladt and hus
band. returned this morning to hel
home at Manning.
Walter Brainard has moved into
his new home formerly owned by his
mother. and Mr.. Christensen and fam
lily have moved into the house vacat
ed by Mr.. Brainard.
Miss Olive Kopp, teacher in thu
Avoca schools is enjoying her spring
vacation and came home Saturda.
for a visit with her parents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. Joseph Kopp.
During the week of February 12ti
a breast pin, clover leaf shape, Sc
with rubies and garnets, was lost
Finder please return to Mrs. Wilbur
Kennels and receive reward.
Mrs. c. c. Knapp and daughter o
Coon Rapids, after pleasant visi
of several days with her sister, Mrs
Harry Phillips and ramily, returned
to her home last evening.
w. J. Dixon was here yesterda,
looking after his lumber yard inter
ests. He left on the evening trair
accompanied him to attend to som,
business details.
F. II. McFadden, E. NJ. Johnson
w. L. Hoyt B. A. Spence and Franz
Adams were passengers to Atlanti,
last evening. They returned home il
a new auto purchased by Mr.. Hoy
of agent Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81 Hunter of Mann
ing were passengers to Audubon thi:
morning to visit their daughter Mrs
Thos. Finnerty and family who re
Gently moved from Manning to /;
farm east of town.
Florence Leach will be in this vi
entity all of next week in the inter
est of equal suffrage. She will Civ,
an address at Ross on Wednesda!
leyening, at Hamlin Tuesday afer
noon and Kimballton Thursday eve
ming.
| A curious advertisement was plac
ed upon one of the cannons in thu
park this week. 1t called for corr
huskers with rs years experience a
three cents per bushel, but did no
state when or where the help wal
wanted.
Amos Moreland recently purchased
the Adam Killinger 80 acre farm
across the road from his present farm
of 100 acres about two miles north
east of Audubon, paying $175 pc
acre. He will take possession Marcel
1st, 1917.
Geo. Laubender of Maple Rive
came yesterday to visit his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Laubender. Geo
will be transferred from Maple Rive
to a larger and better town on tn,
main line of the Northwestern OIL
March 31st.
Saturday was a busy day for tn,
Audubon merchants. A large mum
Der of farmers were in town ant
Broadway and South Park Place
were solidly packed with autos an(
all feed barns and hitching places
filled with teams.
The Notwithstanding factory
building is now placed in position
near the Northwestern depot and the.
expect to be turning out their new
patent ironing board in the neal
future. The factory will give EN-
| ployment to several people.
Mrs. Frank Leffingwell of Extra
was in Audubon this morning en-
route to Bloomfield, Nebr., where she
will pay an indefinite visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. w. II. Spencer and family
The meeting between the sisters al
this time will be the first one in 81
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mantz returned
home this morning from Omaha
where they recently went and Mr.
MantZ submitted to a surgical opera
ton. In conversation with Will, he
said: II feel just fine, but l dom,
know what was cut out of me as
did not see the operation.
Mrs. w. w. Smith who has been
at Silver City, N. M, with her daugh
ter, and was later called to Clarinda
because of the illness of her son-in
law, DR.. ID. ID. Drake, is expected
home today. The Republican is GLAD
to chronicle the fact of Mr.. brakes
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