Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-03-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Chas. Booton went to Perry yes
matters and to visit relatives.
Walter Olsen left yesterday for
Avoca to spend over Sunday with his
sister, Mrs. Chas. Nissen and family
Andrew Christensen who spent sew
eral days with former friends at
Omaha, came home on the noon
train yesterday.
| Fred Asmus who is taking a course
of study in business college at At
lantic, came home yesterday for an
over Sunday visit with his parents.
Roy Foltz, of Omaha will be in the
city next Saturday at Geo. Brady's
feed barn to buy horses. See his ad-
vertisement in another part of this
weeks Republican.
]. L. Brown who has been here
visiting A. A. Smith and family left
yestel day for Omaha where he will
visit a few days before returning to
his home at Wymore, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Leffingwell de-
parted yesterday for nusk, Wyo., at
ter spending several months here
and at Extra. For several months Mr..
Leffingwell has been employed at the
Garrett Cafe.
Lost-A s5 bill either in the First
National bank or on the street be-
tween the bank and the postoffice, on
Tuesday between the hours of 1880
and 500. O'Clock. Finder kindly re-
urn to this office.
Mr.. and Mrs. John PARROT who
were at Brayton several days helping
J. Cousins during his big public sale,
| ;eturned home yesterday to their
farm eight miles northwest of Audi
bon.
Carl Hoover has his pet wolves
again on exhibition in the pen adjoin-
ing the picture show. They have
grown considerably and scarcely look
ike the little pets who were Gagged up
asst summer.
Mrs. c. HI. Sampson and daughter,
Mrs. f. r. Emerson, and little daugh-
ter. who. spent several days at Des
Moines guests at the home of Henry
Sampson and family, returned home
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Matte Fulton who visited al
the home of her brother, DR.. ]. M
Fulton and family, returned to hel
home in Atlantic the fore part of the
week. The doctor is now enjoying a
visit from his mother.
j. r. Hoag, and family of Sioux
City are now nicely located In the
Elmer Bailey residence in Freeman's
addition. Mr.. Hoag expected to enter
business here but has not yet CON-
pleted the deal. However, he hopes
to do so soon.
Carl Wilson and family who have
been visiting his father near Extra
all winter, left yesterday ror their
home at Armstrong, Colo. His bro
lher Irwin, who has been taking care
of his farm during his absence will
leave for his homestead near Howell,
". d.
key Ulrich, the head man In the
press room of the Republican was
| confined to his home almost week
with an attack Of the mumps. He was
| able to be back on duty yesterday,
md by Sunday he hopes to be able
% make his semi-ovcasional trip to
Coon Rapids.
DIR. H. G. Rogers, the veterinarian
who leased the office and hospital
from Mrs. Elery, this week purchased
the property Wnlcn consists or the or
flee building, the large barn anG
three business lots. We understand
the doctor contemplates making some
extensive improvements soon.
S. R. Nelson of Atlantic was in the
city the fore part of the week closing
deal with the city for the bull trac-
tor the city has been using since fall.
| The tractor proved to be what the
city needed for street dragging pur-
poses. AS part payment, Mr.. Nelson
took in the span of big mules.
Sam Ripley, who has been employ
ed by Smith and Butterton at the
plumbing shop, went TO Lexinton,
Mo-, the ast-of the week to meet his
wife and children. They have rented
the John Petersen home and will be-
come permanent residents of Audi
bon.