Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-03-29
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Co.
Harry Jensen returned Monday
from an over Sunday visit with rel
atives at Irwin.
Albert Kibby who came from Perry
to visit over Sunday went back to
his work in the factory Monday morn
ing.
Pasture for cattle-Have room fof
about>20 head. Plenty of water and
shade. Phone 27A4 or see George
Moore. 1872.
John Hepp left the fore part of
the week for Sioux City to look after
some improvements 20 be made on
| farm he owns near that city.
h. B. White. who visited here with
his old friend. DR.. j. Nj. Fulton
return to his home at Dayton, Iowa,
Monday. Mr.. White has about decid
ed to leave Dayton to locate perman-
emily in Atlantic.
If you have any rubbish that needs
to be hauled away, or any garden
blowing that you want done, see
me or telephone 157. Roy Prather.
John Thomson who was at the
home of his brother. c. l.. Thomson
several days last week departed
Monday for his home at Johnstown,
Ohio
Albert Gates, of FIT. Dodge. was
here over Sunday visiting numerous
friends. He has accepted perman-
ent position with a large bakery in
that city.
Sam Shoup has returned to Audi
,Iv
Siebert. Colo Enroute to Audubon
he made short visit with his son
at Ottumwa.
Mrs. DR.. McLeran and son Thomas
and her sister. Miss Susie Musson.
who were guests of friends in Des
Moines several days returned to
their home in Audubon, Sunday.
W. j. Dixon, president of the Dixon
Lumber and Coal Co.. went to Des
Moines Monday after spending several
days in the city looking after mat
tiers in connection with the yard
here
Mrs. l.. c. Bagley and baby daugh-
ter, and mother, Mrs. Stuart, who
has been here on an extended visit,
departed Sunday for Hampton where
Mrs Bagley will visit at the home of
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. e. Hall, of Creston,
were in the city last week guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. c.
Osterholm. On account of rushing
business matters, they We're com
PEELED to make their visit short.
Mrs. G. c. Carter and baby went
to Des Moines Saturday to visit few
hnx WIT al. n
join his family a few days later
when they will go to Waukee for a
short stay with his father and other
relatives.
Dan Wagner went back to his
studies at Ames college Sunday. after
spending several days at home. COM
ing ostensibly to be present at the
silver wedding celebration Friday at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs [,
John Wagner.
The Glee Club of Grinnell college |
will give their splendid entertain |
ment at the Presbyterian church to- /.
night. The advance notices have I
been very fiattering and those who /
attend the concert tonight will, no
doubt, be highly entertained.
DR.. j. NJ. Fulton and daughter. |
Miss Ester, returned Sunday from a
several days visit at Iowa City.
While there they visited old time
friends and had the pleasure of
visiting Roy Jensen and John Ruth
erford, who are taking medical
course at the state university.
w. w. Weston 4 Sons, who have
for several years been engaged in
raising Clyesdale horses, sold two
pure bred colts to parties 1T Carson
last week. The Westons have es-
tahlished a wide reputation and are
making splendid success of the
business.
Rev. j. Knoll, pastor of the
Evangelical church. left Monday for
Cedar Falls where he will attend the
annual conference. His wife and
children accompanied him and during
the session of the conference will be
guests at the home of his parents
who reside at Cedar Falls.
Dave Settlcmire. who has been
holding good position in a barber
shop at Lyons, Nebr., for over year.
came home last week to make his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Settlemire
ioit bdNt 10 the AuuuDOn
boys who left the old home town
and making good in tn world
Chas. LaFoy went to Des Moines
the later part of the week to visit
his wife. who was in the hospital
recovering from surgical operation
When he reached the city he found
his wife greatly improved and in such
a condition that the physicians
thought she could make the trip
home satisfactory, so they started
and arrived in Audubon Monday.
Mrs. w. H. Cowles returned Sat
urday from Plover where she visit
ed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Watts. The Misses Edith and Clara
Phelps who had been guests at the
home of their sister, returned with
Mrs. Cowles and will prOably remain
here for the summer. They found
plenty of snow at Plover. in fact
here had been so much snow that
plOypr was without train caryica