Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-11-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

1ou VIII be interested in our special
riverside proposition. Rush &
Carter
James Law went to Manning this
morning where he will look after clos
ing up a business deal.
The Riverside" representative at
Ruhs & Carriers has a proposition of
special interest to you.
The Riverside" representative at
Ruhs & Carriers has proposition of
special interest to you.
If you need range. stove or fur
mace, don't fail to see the Riverside"
representative. Rush & Carter.
Little drops of whisky
Down chauffeurs throat
Never yet were known to get
An undertaker's goat
Mrs Will Thomas and son Robert
of the week for an extended visit at
the home of Mrs. Clark
NJ. j. Miller will hold a public sale
on December 18th, fuller announce
ments concerning it will be made in
a later issue of the Republican.
Peter Nissen, two and a half miles
southwest of town has disposed of his
quarter section and will move the
first of next March to some other To-
cality.
Mrs. Chris p. Hansen and Mrs.
Geo. Madsen went to Burkey, S. d.,
Tuesday afternoon to spend a fort
night visiting relatives and former
friends.
Mrc 10 10
ing for her home at Mingo, Iowa.
Next week they will move their house
hold goods to Lewis, where they will
make their future home.
The Busy Bee Embroidery Club
met with Mrs. Joe Kevan Tuesday
afternoon. A most delightful after
noon was spent after the splendid two
O'Clock dinner had been served. About
twenty members We're present.
Mrs. Matte Crowther, who has
been visiting the parental, j. S. Den
mis- home, the past three weeks, de-
parted Tuesday for st. Paul, Mimi.
After a short visit there she will re-
turn to her home at Swiss, Wis.
Renftle G. Reed have purchased a
car load of apples. They have a large
dhNCA licClitilt III lOhdsS pdDtls 1 MY
are planning on supplying the i'm
mediate needs Of our people and are
able TO do so at moderate cost
w. NJ. Poulson has been spending
the past year in this vicinity. He is
an old resident of Jasper county and
last Friday returned from Colfax
where he spent several weeks. He
expects TO remain here for the minter.
Fred Phlean came mighty near
having q close call at the electric light
plant Tuesday. He might have been
scalded to death had he entered the
pit a moment sooner. Ask Fred if
he doesn't consider himself mighty
lucky
Miss Bertha Niklason who visited
with her parents at Gowrie, Iowa. has
returned to Audubon to spend the
winter with her sister, Mrs. F. f..
Tedford and will resume her work at
the electrical store conducted by Mr..
Tedford.
Ralph Taylor and wife and his
mother, Mrs. Priscilla Taylor of Chi
cago, who have been here visiting
their uncle, George Agnew and fam
lily this week. left Wednesday even
ing to visit relatives at Denver, Colo,
and Pawnee, City, Nebraska. before
returning home.
Oliver Lane, who has been making
his uncle, O. l.. Lane a visit the past
month. terminated his stay in Audi
bon Friday when he returned to his
home in Mt. Pleasant. Oliver made
many friends during his stay here and
all of them hope that he will make
them another visit before long.
Conrad Burkhart who was operat-
ed on at the Atlantic hospital for a
cancer on the lip. has so far recovered
that he was able to return to his home
yesterday afternoon. He says he is
feeling quite well considering every
thing and hopes now to soon recover
his usual good health.
r. C. Nicely residing on route two,
said this morning: You better send
me the Republican for a year, for it
is one of the best newspapers / have
ever read" Accordingly his name
has been entered on the list and for
the next SO weeks at least he will
have the pleasure of reading a real
country newspaper.
The sheriff and county attorney
were called TO the north part of the
county this morning to investigate
the family quarrel that had been
keeping the neighborhood in frenzy.
On investigation it was not as bad
as reported, consequently no prosecu-
tons were made and on promise OF
good behavior the guilty party was
given freedom.
Mrs. +. Grandy, the experienced
trimmer who was employed in the
millinery emporium of Miss Minnie
Burr, finished her seasons work in
Audubon this week and this morning
left for Ackley, Iowa, where she will
visit friends. She goes to Colorado
Springs to spend Christmas and will
no doubt remain in the west for the
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