Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-11-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


For Sale-Duroc-Jersey fall and
spring boars, price reasonable, salts
faction guaranteed. w. H. Johnson,
Ross, Iowa. Ala
Col. Vic Schwaller and Son will
cry your sales and give you service
that will please you. Address them
at Templeton, Iowa. Asa
Mrs. Arley Wulf of Extra was in
the city Tuesday enroute to Maxwell
for visit at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Donahue.
Mrs. Mary Nelson and children re-
turned to their homo in Atlantic Mon
day after g pleasant visit at til, home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Alt.
Rev. G. B. Christensen went to
Blair, Nebr., Monday but got through
with his business matters in time to
reach home to cast his ballot on Tues
day.
A Strayed pig came to my place
about two weeks ago. Owner can
have same by proving property and
paying for this notice and other ex-
penses.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Murray of Kanas
City and Michael Quinn, of Des Moines
who visited relatives here last week.
departed for their homes Monday
morning.
George Laubender who has been
working extra" on the Sioux City
branch, was home over election visit
ing his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Laubender.
Mrs. d.
McNutt left Tuesday morning for
Moore, Oklahoma, where they will
spend couple of weeks visiting at
the home of Thomas Owen and family.
Frank Trellinger, of Guthrie coun-
ty, ran his automobile into tele-
phone pole while travelling in Melville
township last Saturday. He was I'M
injured, but his ear was badly demol-
ished.
Have for sale a lac acres farm on
the White Pole road between Casey
and Menlo. Fair improvements
Will leave two-thirds of the money
in the farm. S. w. Felt, Stuart,
Iowa. 43-3
Mrs. M. H. Graves left the latter
part of the week for Council Bluffs
for visit with relatives. From there
she goes to Craig, Mo-, for an extend
ed visit with her son, c. d. Graves
and family.
James Keithley, one of our rural
mail carriers has disposed of his
roadster and is now driving a large
car which he purchased from Hans
Christensen who leaves this week
for California.
Mrs. DR.. May and baby went to
Wall Lake Thursday to visit her par
ents. DR.. and Mrs. Hayden, where she
will be Joined later by her husband
before going east to take post
graduate course.
Miss Anna Petersen, daughter of
LauritZ Petersen, residing six miles
west of town, is improving very nicely
from an operation to which she SUBJ
mitted last week at the hands of DR..
F. J. Becker, of Atlantic.
Mrs. A. ]. McClaren went to Boone
Monday for visit with her son c.
A. McClaren and latter will return 10
her home at What Cheer. She had
been here on an extended visit with
her son Harter McClaren.
Don Preston was called to Window,
Mimi, Thursday on account of the
sudden death of Mrs. David Brown.
Funeral services were held Friday
and the remains shipped to Oxford,
Iowa, for burial. Mrs Brown is known
here, having visited in Audubon sew
eral times.
Mrs. Julia Price of Des Moines and
Mrs. Carrie Wills, of Malvern were in
the city over Sunday visiting at the
-
The former is sister and the latter
their daughter. They had to make
their visit short this time and on
Monday returned to their home.
w. j. Dixon, owner of the Dixon
7 Lumber Company, came from Des
, Moines Monday to look after his
business interest. He found every
, thing moving along in splendid shape
and feels that his manager. w. J
Laubender, is capable of keeping al
of the details of the business in tip
: top shape.
: Lutte Lane, serving as juror il
the Federal court at Council Bluffs
: He was home over Sunday but wa
< compelled to return to his duties
r Monday morning. He says he was no
robbed of his vote, however. and be
;. fore leaving town left his ballo
which was deposited in the ballot DO!
. Tuesday.
h Rev. j. II. Beveridge and wife, VIII,
: have just closed series of reviva
Il meetings at Hamlin and Extra, wer
a in the city the fore part of the weel
: visiting their friends. Rev. Gidden
Y and family. They were enroute t
their home at Woodward and mex
; Sunday they go to Manila to Degi
s a series of meetings.
q Peter Johnson. who visited rela
d tives and friends here the past tire
|. weeks left Monday morning for Ario
d Iowa. to visit his daughter, Mrs. Jes
is Metheny and family. He then re
l. turned to his home at jamestown
10 y. ID. Mr.. Johnson lived in this count
@. over thirty years and at one time wa
r engaged in the implement business.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Miller of Tw
10 Harbors, Mimi, were guests at tn
5. home of her sister. Mrs. Dick Northu
n and family, returned Tuesday MORN
is to their home. Mr.. Miller has for
re years past been Il railway conductc
I. and Is enjoying his vacation, havin
ID also visited old time friends at low
" City before coming to Audubon.
~ Mrs. Jess Richards who has bee
IN visiting her parents in Denmark ii
IL past three months arrived in Audible
to the latter part of the week. AT fir
~ she felt some fear and concern abo,
m the safety of travel, but as soon ;
H. she set sail this feeling soon di
ne appeared She was accompanied
Mrs. Olga Larsen who came to Aud
ne bon to visit her daughter, Mrs. Hal
H. Pagh. The ladies met on the stear
ST ship and after a short conversatiC