Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-11-23

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winter apples at our store, selling at
$1.00 per bushel. See us or call phone
491. South Park. Renftle & Reed.
N. r. Bennett of Nelson, Wis, is in
the city today visiting former friends.
This evening he goes to Extra to visit
his uncle, T. j. Roberts, who is ser
iously i'll.
Arthur Farquhar, general agent for
the Register Life, was in Denison and
Ralston this week looking after the
interests Of his local agents. He re-
turned home last evening.
Elmer Smith went to Carroll this
morning where he will accept employ
ment in a machine shop. He was Of
fered a good position and if the work
suits him he will remain permanently.
Reuben Musson, formerly of this
city, but now a student at Ames col
lege. where his mother is now living,
arrived in the city the fore part of
the week for visit with relatives
The Misses Ella and Mae Farquhar
departed this morning for Lincoln,
Nebr., where they will be guests at
the home of their brother, II. e. Far
quhar and family over Thanksgiving.
The Women of the Evangelical
church will hold a food sale Novem-
Der 29th, at the Smith IL Butterton
Thanksgiving dinner, and help good
cause.
VIM. Ellsworth, of Avoca was in
the city yesterday and while here call
ed on his old friend, Harp Wilson. Mr..
Ellsworth, who is deputy sheriff of
Pottawattamie county, was in the
city on official business.
Mrs. B. Detwiler and son, of Manil-
la who have been here visiting her
sister, Mrs. Frank Goodwin and fam
lily went to Manning the fore part of
the week for short visit before con-
tinuing their journey to their home.
The Sociology department of the
Columbian Club met with Mrs. DR.. A.
L. Brooks last Monday. Miss Harriet
Bilharz was the leader and the sub
ject for discussion was especially well
handled and ELECTED much interest.
Glen Kline who has been working
at the carpenter trade in Audubon
the past several years, left the fore
part of the week for various points
in Nebraska where he will spend sew
eral weeks visiting relatives and
friends.
Riley Jones, who came from Carroll
last week to visit his mother and bro
theirs, left this morning for Boone,
to look after a position that had been
offered him, and if it is satisfactory,
he may decide to remove his family
to that place.
Saturday of last week Fred Dett-
in southeast Audubon, recently built
by A. e. Beason. Mr.. Dettman with
his parents will retire from farming
the first of the year and will then
move to Audubon to enjoy life.
Miss Inez Gates, woh holds a posi-
tion as trained nurse in hospital at
Wichita Falls, Texas, has been in the
city visiting her brother, Albert and
numerous friends. She will go from
here to Lewis to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Gates.
Mrs w. A. Clark. residing four
miles southeast of town is in serious
condition and the attending physician
has given his opinion that she cannot
i've but short time. This sad news
will grieve her many friends who had
hoped that she might ultimately re-
cover.
j. c. Nelson, who recently disposed
of his barber shop, was in Nebraska
the fore part of the week looking af-
ter number of business propositions
decide to leave Audubon. He return
hsc tno h,rt q va n 90 ~
in regard to his future plans.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church gave their annual supper in
the parlors of the church last Thurs
day evening. A large crowd was serv-
ed regardless of the inclement wealth
er and the society realized neat sum
which no doubt will be used to good
advantage for church purposes.
Hans Hansen, the real estate deal
err, went to Greene county today to
interest the Danish colony in that
county in the new colony that is be-
| ing established in Alberta, Canada.
A large delegation from Kimballton
left for Canada Tuesday night, and
on next Tuesday the last excursion
of the season will be made.
Mr.. and Mrs. J, T. Petersen came
from Ida Grove Saturday for an over
Sunday visit at the home OF the lady's
sister. Mrs. l.. S. Cook and family
Tuesday they went to Omaha and
from there expected to return to their
home in Ida Grove. Mrs. Petersen
was formerly Miss Ida Crum and was
married Nov. 18th. She has many
friends here as she visited in Audi
lhtn on several occasions.
F. E. Tedford, of the electrical
store, who has the contract for In
stalling the electroliers, is busily en-
gagged with large force of workmer
to insure the completion of the jof
at the earliest possible moment. Most
all of the poles have been put in place
and as soon as the globes have beer
put on, the electric current will be
turned on. When this is completed
Broadway will be well illuminated fol
the benefit of the large crowds thai
frequent the city at night.