Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-05-11
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

II
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The Methodist church ladies held
their Missionary tea with Mrs. Jas.
Law Tuesday afternoon.
Lou Cam and Sophus Olsen pur-
chased motorcycle each at the Jen-
sen garage the past week.
d. E. Soar left this morning for
Hudson. s. D., to visit his daughter,
Mrs. j. 8. Small and family.
For sale: See j. M. Renftle for
good second hand brick from the old
school building, which he has for sale
at bargain 1871
Jack O'Brien, Merrill Gleason, WIN.
Roth, Dick Jones, Max Jacobsen and
lady friend went to Carroll yesterday
to see the circus.
Mrs. Mary Bisgaard came from At
lantic this morning to visit friends
and relatives and attend to import
ant business matters.
Mrs. Ed. F. Bilharz and little
daughter were passengers to Des
Moines yesterday morning to visit
friends few days.
Mrs. j. w. Mcclure went to Des
Moines yesterday morning to visit
her two daughters, who are attending
the ST. Joseph's academy.
Iohn r,o,r,a, 10. .sona.v g. d;f
s,t - ieiI ~ Ia
Get ns the sevarai ,nsnranca comnan-
;as ~ 10 ~ ,,au,,;ru en-
F. S. Watts was able to be at his
duties at the First National Bank
Tuesday, following weeks confine-
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Jensen Wever nave an attractive
which attre n,s narsan's attant;nn ~
thair A. S;sr,ar oants s,rn;sh,n ~
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Joe nlcharos, VINO mas peeh look,
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'no.
Dr. y; a. May ana wire are IN Dav-
mpols t this WEEK atee .ne mee.
wh,cb woS 20 he ;n sassi N nastardon
and today
Lost' an automoDlIe no. IoooeS
ana rear lamp somewhere SOUTH
,sans,,, "a ay nse VI OLA nls 1 ihuei
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marriage license was issued
tuesday 70 refer SAND, 80, ana Marie
rasmussen, ~, ana one was granted
yesIeluay 20 meiie o"eh' 90 anu AN
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MRS, FRANK Drake ana daughter
VINO enjoyed weeks pleasant visit
aere with her parents, Mr. and MRS.
A. NJ. Currler, returned 10 their nome
at te"toh yeseeruay
Mrs. Mable Dinslow OF Utica, n. Y,
VINO is visiting her sister, Mrs. X. j.
Loveland mere Tor an INDEFINITE time,
went 10 council BUNS TINS morning
for couple OF days visit with friends.
Horace Bartlett of Los Angeles CAL
who is visiting his daughters at Bray
ton, was IN Audupon yesterday Tor
visit with OLD time friends. He Is en-
gagged In the automobile business now.
| ]. b. Nelson. of Atlantic, who was
called here as. "a petit juror returned
home yesterday, going with Evans
Marquesen, VINO went 10 Omana by
auto 10 look AFTER some business al
fairs.
HI. j. Mantz of the firm of Mantz &
White went to Des Moines last even
ing, where he was to take part in the
argument in the interest of M. 1.
Masterson, In the case OF Neveier
VS.. roster
Tuesday afternoon a dozen elderly
ladies gathered at the A. M. Detwiler
home and spent the day with an old
fashioned sewing party. A delicious
dinner was enjoyed and nice time
mad by the ladies'.
F. L. Jones, who has been here
with the Iowa Telephone Co., since
january, accompanied by his wife
left for Carroll this morning, having
been transferred by the company to
a better position with an increase In
salary.
T. e. Shea resigned his position al
the j. j. Haals barber shop Saturday
night. r. ]. Iverson OF Algona came
to Audubon the fore part of the week
and has taken Mr.. Shea's place. Mr..
Shea is undecided as yet as to what
he will do.
/ Daniel Francis Matthias, inferno at
the State Hospital, Natchez, Mimi,
and Albert Matthias of Gulfport, Miss,
accompanied the body Of their aged
mother to Audubon and are enjoying
a visit with their relatives and for
mer friends.