Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-01-27

r. ]. Olson of Roswell S. D.,
writes the Republican very nice
letter and encloses a remittance to
for another year.
N. T. Smith of Red Oak, who visit
ed his sister, Mrs. Burkhart at Guth-
rie Center, arrived in the city yester-
day for a few days visit with his un-
Gle. Martin Smith.
Mrs. W. w. Smith returned Tues
day from ten days stay at Silver
City, New Mexico, where she was
called by the death of her mother
who was buried at Atlantic last Thurs
day. Mrs. Smith was unable to make
the return trip Immediately so re-
manned a few days with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Salo Schultz.
Clyde Miller and family returned
to Audubon yesterday from two
years stay in Davenport, where Mr..
Miller has finished course of study
in the Palmer school of Chiropractic.
After spending week in the vicinity,
he will leave with view to finding
a suitable location to practice his
newly acquired science.
Chas Dennis, OF Boone was in the
city Sunday for a short visit with his
parents. He is now holding respon-
sible position with the Northwestern
at that place, and is making his head
quarters at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
X. j. Creveling, former Audubon
people whom he reports getting along
nicely and well pleased with their
new location.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. McCort went to
Des Moines Monday afternoon where
Mr.. McCort will probably make ar
rangements for an entire new equip
ment for his meat market. He ex-
poets to build a new two story build
ing on the site where the old frame
building now stands. II is quite like
ly that his building and that of Don
Preston's will be built at the same
time.
Albert Bailey who purchased the
old nursery farm north of Audubon
where he will move the first of Marrh
has just shipped two car loads of fine
Hereford cattle to Chicago. He has
a splendid herd of fine quality Here
ford cattle and is keeping some of the
best to head his herd. Mr.. Bailey
has made quite a success of the bus
mess and he is making marked pro-
gress.
Peter Jensen. proprietor OF the
Jensen Garage has purchased the
house and seven acres of ground
north OF the Northwestern depot from
nioL Mnrthnn frhA first IF March "a
will move his family from the Bar
telt residence tc the one he has pur-
chased. Mr.. Northup has purchased
small piece of land from Frank
Buckner, and as soon as spring opens
iup, he will build a new residence.
Schrader and Marsh, who have con-
Quoted their garage business in the
Foley building across the street from
the Republican office, have moved to
their new location in the new garage
built last year by Rutherford Hayes.
They have rearranged the room and
by next week will be comfortably To-
Gated. Mr. Stocking hopes to move
his laundry to the building they have
vacated as soon as the insurance ad-
justers have completed their work
on the loss he sustained in the fire
two weeks ago.
| c. K. Price, the gentleman who had
charge of the special sale at Wilson
& Freeman's department store for
the Kelley Sales Co.. left Saturday
leyening for South Dakota where he
Will conduct another sale. He was
livery well pleased with the manner Ia
which the people of this community
responded and delighted with the
manner in which the entire transac'
ton ended. He had many words oil
lpraise for the excellent stock Wilson
4 Freeman carried. He was a gentle.
man in every sense OF the word and
made many friends here during his
Ishort stay in the city.
Evans Marquesen and wife were
called to Atlantic Sunday by the ser
ious illness of his brother, Z. ID. Mar.
lquesen. Several weeks ago Mr.. Mar.
lquesen cut deep cash in his thumb
with a sharp Ratchet. Nothing was
thought of the wound at the time
but blood poison set in and for sew
eral days the physicians feared thai
he could not recover This morning
he is some better and there are now
some hopes for his recovery which
will be very slow.
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