Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-01-20
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

sen, Phone No. 81. 3-tf.
Three Aberdeen Angus bull calves
for sale. See Geo. Moore. 51-4.
For sale: One pair of skis, 5 #.
Used only one week. Price $1.25
Edward Childs.
Would like to rent six or seven
room house with barn If possible.
Enquire at this office. %.
Lost-Pocket book containing SIS,
ON the streets of Audubon. Finder
please return to this office. 3-1w.
G. A. Green, the contractor anu
builder, went to Omaha Tuesday to
look after some business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Andersen
went to Atlantic Tuesday to visit a
few days with relatives and friends.
For sale: One new Sears auto seat
top buggy. Used six times, will take
| forty-eight dollars. L. F. Bobenmoyer
Manning, Ia. Route /. -3-2.
/ 1. j. Gittins arrived from Iowa
City Tuesday morning for visit al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Tague, ten miles northeast of Audi.
I bon.
John McCorkle who for several
weeks worked tsthe Booster Cafe
g.. left Tuesday morning for Shenandoah
where he has accepted a position in
hotel for the winter.
| Mrs. j. Graves who has been tus-
selling with the grippe since before
the holidays, is now greatly improved
and is again able to take care of her
work about the house.
l lost my pocket book between
Audubon and the farm of E. Davis,
six miles southwest of town. Finder
please return to this office and re-
ceive reward. Jens p. Petersen.
Frank Johnson and Geo. Oelke
went to Omaha yesterday to attend
the Mid-Western Implement Dealers
Association which is to be in session
from Tuesday until Friday.
Statesmen are the big money max
ers. Here's a chance for you to earn
$4,000 or more per month. Write
us Immediately. Unlimited oppor-
tunities. Peninsular OIL Co. Detroit,
Mich
Mrs. Chas Dennis arrived from
FIT. Morgan, Colo, the fore part of
the week being called here by the ILL
ness of her husband. who is in a crit
ical condition at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. S. c. Curtis.
George Andersen and Clarence
Vollmer left Friday evening for a
ten days visit with friends in Chicago.
Mr.. Andersen will visit his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Tregord and
said he might trade for some horses
before he got back home.
There will be something exciting
at the opera house tomorrow night
when Holger Jensen, of Kimballton
and Jimmy Anderson, of Manning
met on the mat shortly after eight
O'Clock. Some good preliminaries
have also been provided for.
Peter Frederick who has been far
ming the past three years ON piece
of ground inside the corporated town
of Extra, was in the city Tuesday cal
| ling on friends and bidding them
| farewell as he and wife leave Saturday
| for Hot Springs, Ark, where they will
locate permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Herndon who
left here before the holidays to visit
relatives at Anderson Mo-, and points
in Kansas, returned home Sunday.
They had a very pleasant time ana
enjoyed some splendid weather while
they were gone. Mr.. Herndon also
made trip into Arkansas while he
was gone. After all they are glad to
get back, and feel that Audubon Is
about the best place on earth.
VIM. Coyne had two fingers of his
left hand badly mutilated last week
when they were caught in chain at
the canning factory. He was attempt
ing to shift the chain onto another
pully and the weight of the chain
drew his hand onto the pully and
( before he could free himself the ac-
cident happened. One finger was
badly hurt but the other one, while
badly bruised will not cause him any
trouble in the future.