Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-02-08
With optional payments. Complete
set Of Abstract Books to all land IN
Audubon County, kept up-tO-date,
Insurance written. CHAS. BAGLEY.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

See us for good home clover and
timothy seed Ruhs & Carter.
Alex Faaborg went to Somers, la.
this morning where he will visit
friends.
NJ. E. Jones is in Carson this week
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Merle Rippey.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Paulson of
Sharon are the proud parents of an
eight pound boy born Monday.
Watches, clock and jewelry cleaned
and repaired. Phone sow. Work
called for and delivered. F. NJ.
Tharnish.
j. u. Wright went to Manning,
Coon Rapids and Perry this morning
where he was called to attend to
business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Graham re-
turned to Des Moines yesterday after
noon where they visited for short
time with friends.
Mrs Meta Schmidt left today for
Lorah where she will visit couple
of days at the home of her daughter
Mrs. N. c. Hansen.
| Mike Nissen left yesterday morning
for Bayard where he will enjoy a
short visit at the home of his uncle,
Jess Nissen and family.
| Mrs. John Butterton and Miss
Goldie Sheets were accompanied to
Des Moines this morning by Mrs.
Rev. Knoll. to spend a few days with
friends.
Mrs. Alvin Miller and son Lou of
Extra left yesterday morning for
Bayard. where they will make week
or ten days visit with relatives and
friends.
| Mrs. Frank Randolph and child
returned from Creston and Green
field. Ia, yesterday afternoon where
she enjoyed visit with friends and
relatives.
Andrew Jorgensen, of the Elk
Horn garage spent couple of days
in Omaha the fore part of the week
waiting for cars which have recently
been sold.
Neal Bartentsen returned from
IOmaha Wednesday, where he was cal
led on account of the death of Law
!rence Anderson, relative of Mrs.
Bertentsen's.
Leo Kerwin returned from Carroll
yesterday, after afternoon few days
at the home of his uncle. NJ. F. Ker-
win, cousin accompanied him home
for a brief visit.
Gilbert Lamport and Raymond
Briggs who were guests at the home
of r. B. Hayes the later part of last
! week, departed Saturday for their
homes at Hersey, Wis.
Hans Mortensen. who, since his
, retirement from the treasurer's office
has been writing life insurance, spen,
couple of days in the Braytor
vicinity looking after prospects.
Miss Ellen Graham returned tC
Ames this morning to resume hel
, school duties after visiting at the
, home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Melville Graham. the past week.
Mrs, Ida Anderson and daughter
Halle. of Anita, were guests at thu
;. home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Anderson
: near Ross and at the Chef Caldwell
n homes the fore part of the week.
r Mrs. O. G. Richie who came her
: from Sioux City three weeks ago o.
account OF the serious illness Of he
= father, A. H. Aldrich, left for he
o home this morning in Coleridge Mel
n Mrs. Clark Wilson returned fror
IS Des Moines yesterday, after visitin
d a fortnight with her husband. VIII
" is one of the doorkeepers in tn
e house of representatives at the stat
Capitol.
II There will be no general distribl
l. ton of seeds this year, but anyon
r who wishes Garden or Flowers,
Le both, can obtain them by sendin
l. postal to w. r. Green, Nj. [
,r Washington, ID. c.
E. Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Shrader, livir
three miles east of the city, were ca
r led upon to lose their infant chi
D; Monday. The child lived but fe
r hours after it was born. Their MAJ
$. friends sympathize with them in the
ID trouble.
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