Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-05-18
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

/ Lutte Ldu6 TetuTueu L ueSudy mOTu-
ing from cattle buying trip to Sioux
City.
Ray Booton was a business pass
enger to Manila on Mondays evening
train.
Chas. May of Atlantic transacted
business in Audubon the fore part of
the week.
| Wesley Jay went to Des Moines on
Tuesday morning to visit his brother,
John T. Jay.
John Jensen was in Omaha the
iting friends.
]. e. Hewitt went to Atlantic Mon
day noon to spend couple of days
visiting friends.
c. s. White, who was at FIT. Dodge
on legal business, returned home
Tuesday morning.
Little Eleanor Wood is quarantin-
ed to her home on account of a mild
case of chicken pox.
For rent: A nice furnished room,
for rent. Enquire of Mrs. C. l.. Far
rell. Phone No. 351. pd
Miss Ruth York, following a visit
here with friends, returned to her
home at Ames Monday.
Nick Conklin was business visit
or at Anita couple of days this
week, going down on Tuesday.
Miss Mary Gray went to Denison
Monday morning, where she will at
tend the Normal short course.
M. T. Foley was a passenger Mon
day morning to Carroll and Harlan
to attend to some business matters.
Chris Wonsmos took time from his
duties at the Rock Island depot Tues
1ay evening to make friendly trip
to Dexter.
Miss Blanche Mason left Tuesday
morning for FIT. Dodge, where she
will perfect herself in the art of china
hand painting.
Buck" Conway was Sunday noon
passenger to Council Bluffs where he
will combine business and pleasure
for few days.
For Rent: Two strictly modern
rooms for light housekeeping Nice
and cool. Apply at the Republican
Office or phone No. 108. 20-2
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Haderer of
Stuart came to Audubon Tuesday
noon, being called here on account
of the illness of his daughter, Mrs.
Lou Loss.
Blatchford's Calf Meal is used in
all countries-used over 35 years in
this country-the standard Calf Meal
you can depend upon in rs, SO and
100-lb. bags at Ruhs & Carter.
Pete Fredricksen has installed
Rota Electric blower in his blacksmith
shop, thereby doing away with the
old time hand bellows and making
the work much easier for himself ana
his help.
John Alt went to Guthrie Center
Tuesday morning to join his wife at
the home of their daughter, Mrs. Otto
Lieb and family. One of the Lieb
children underwent an operation on
Monday.
Geo. r. Spencer of Lake View, who
spent week in this vicinity looking
after his farm interests and inter-
mingling with old time friends, re-
turned to his home on Tuesday
morning.
G. B. Hardell, State Oil Inspector
of Council Bluffs was in Audubon
this week looking about to see IL the
sellers of gasoline were keeping with
in the requirements of the law, by
using red containers.
w. w. Delahoyde and family of
of Dawson, Ia, came Sunday evening
for a-visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Delahoyde. He went to
A 4 lun In Inn
and visit with friends.
1.-The Birth of Nation" will con-
time to be shown in Des Moines.
Municipal Court Judge Meyer found
Harold Cavanaugh, manager of the
Berchel theater, where the film is
being exhibited, not guilty last week.
Albert Kerwin, who has already
submitted to three operations, went
back to Rochester Monday morning,
where he will take final treatment,
and II is hoped by his numerous
friends and relatives that the cure
will be permanent.
Mrs. Gertrude r. Nash of Califor-
MIA, who has been touring Iowa in
favor of Womans Suffrage, arrived
in Audubon Monday morning, and
has been a very busy woman since
her arrival. While here Mrs. Nash
is the guest of Mrs. r. +. Childs.
Blatchfords Milk Mash is perfect
milk substitute made for the delicate
digestive organs of baby chicks. We
tality and growth are so rapid and
strong when fed Blatchford's Milk
Mash; no set-backs. Ruhs & Carter.
We are informed that VIM. Jackson
the fighting negro, when he left Au-
dubon Sunday evening, no sooner lit
in Carroll than he got into a mix-up
that proved disastrous to him, as he
was badly beaten up and had to be
carried to his freight car that was
eLroute 10 Omaha.
Frank Rice suffered severe
strain to the ligaments of his back
last Saturday evening while doing his
chores at his stock farm at the east
edge of town. The services of ply
stefan were required. Mr.. Rice suf-
Tered great deal for q couple of
days, but is improving nicely at
present.
The Audubon base ball team will
cross bats with Elkhorn at the lat
ter place next Sunday. The Audubon
team, so far, have been unable to Sc
cure a suitable field upon which to
play, but 1t is hoped one can be ar
ranged for, so the team can date
games games at home during the
summer.
The practice of poisoning dogs is
one of the meanest of tricks. The
large shepherd dog belonging to Mr..
Christensen, the teamster, was found
dead last week by poison and several
others are missing. If the dogs were