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

| LOST--Ladies gold watch, with
Engraving, M. T. Finder please return
to this Office.
Mrs. Bruner, of Extra was in the
city yesterday visiting friends, en-
route to Manning to visit her daugh-
for their home at Dixon, Neb. They
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cooley ana
daughter of Council Bluffs were in
the city Monday having been called
here to attend the funeral of his fa-
Their.
Mrs. j. l.. Lewis who spent sever
al days in the city, guest at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Rosenbeck, re-
turned yesterday to her home in Spir-
1t Lake.
Murphy and Rukes SHIPPED a car
load of horses to market Saturday.
They are here again this week and
on Friday Feb. 4th will take in
horses at George Brady's feed barn.
II. b. Law and Ben Emery went
to Des Moines yesterday to visit Har-
ry Carroll who is at the Lutheran
hospital recovering from second
surgical operation.
Geo. Northup has purchased four
acres of ground from Geo. Weighton
which lays just north of the North
western yards, and in the spring will
erect new residence.
| The Domestic science department
of the Columbian Club will have a
demonstration of the different cuts
of meat at John F. McCort's butcher
Igf Of
| l.. r. McCaw and his brother Ell
mer, who have been here visiting
friends for several weeks, departed
yesterday fortheir home at Dixon,
Neb. They are sons of w. j. McCaw
who formerly lived near Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs E. E. Bailey went to
Redfield Monday for visit at the
home of her parents. Mr.. Bailey will
return in few days but his family
will remain for an extended visit.
|. N. Cooley and wife of near ST.
Paul, Mimi, arrived In the city Mon
day morning TO attend the funeral of
his brother. H. j. Cooley, who died
last week at his home near Lorah
w. j. Laubender was a passenger
To Des Moines yesterday to spend a
few days with Mr.. Dixon of the Dixon
Lumber Co., and to also visit HIS
daughter, Mable, who is attending
St. Joseph's Academy.
f. S. Watts returned home Tues
day from an over Sunday visit with
his son Chas. Watts and wife at Plo-
lver, Ia. He reports them nicely locat-
ed in their new home and exception
ally well pleased with surroundings
and business conditions.
Allen Smith, the plumber, sold his
residence property Saturday to j. M
Edwards of Viola township who re.
Gently had a sale and who will move
his family to town March first. A
cordial welcome awaits them here
for there are no better folks than the
Edwards.
. Some twenty five couples enjoyed
, the high school dance at Watts hal
last Friday evening, The affair prov
ed very delightful one and an en-
joyable evening was the result Tn,
! music was furnished by Miss Bonita
> kuhl. of Manning and Arthur Coli
and Lake Ulrich. of this city.
| Frank Tompkins who the past yea
: has been operating the r o. Niklasoi
livery. barn, has sold his equipment
to r. II. Swezey and surrendered hi
2 lease on the barn. Mr.. Tompkins goes
I to Hot Springs. Ark, next week il
: hopes of regaining his health, he be
ing afflicted with kidney trouble.
F. o. Niklason has returned from
: North Dakota and hereafter will b.
at his barn every Saturday to bu!
horses. He will be here Saturday ant
wants oship out a carload on Sunday
He says that il the farmers have an.
! horses to sell that good time to d,
II will be right away as he has spe
cial order to fill.
Mrs. H. w. Andrews and littl,
daughter who have been spending
the past month at the home of he
, sister Mrs. j. r. Wright, left the for,
! part of the week for their home a
New Providence, Iowa. Mrs. Wrigh
; has been very sick for over month
: but her condition is so much improv
ed that her sister felt justified in re
turning to her home.
f. o. Hinkson,a prominent lawye
of Stuart, and well known in thi
= city, has announced his retirement