Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-11-08
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Mrs. Earl Maharg and son went
to Atlantic this morning to spend
the day.
F. c. Eaton came from Glidden
today for visit at the parental w.
c. Eaton home.
Miss Matte A. Watts of Omaha
came today for visit with her bro
Their, F. S. Watts and wife.
DR.. A. L. Brooks went to Lewis
today on business and a visit with
his nephew, Dr. Lorenzo Brooks and
family.
Walter Hollingsworth left last
week for Kansas City, where he is
now working at his trade, which is
a baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Farr returned
last evening from a visit with rela-
tives and attending to business af-
fairs at Omaha.
J.. Y. Wright left this morning for
Carroll and Fort Dodge, where he
will purchase seed and have it ship
ped to Audubon.
John Wagner returned today from
Knoxville, where he accompanied his
mother last Thursday and remained
for a weeks visit with relatives and
boyhood friends.
Mrs. j. w. Mcclure left this
morning for Omaha to join her hus-
band and daughter. Ella, who went
to Omaha Tuesday evening on an i'm
portant mission.
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to Council Bluffs Tuesday. where
Mrs. Schrader enters the Jenny Ed
mundsen hospital to submit to an
operation for gall stone trouble.
The Millicient Parnham estate was
divided at a referee sale the past
week by l.. C. Bagley referee. John
Sunberg purchased 40 acres, Bird
Leffler 80 acres and Robert Parnham
100 acres.
Mrs. r. j. Loveland and children
arrived here this morning and the
family will live in the house recent
thy vacated by w. j. Kness. They
were expected here Saturday when
Mr.. Loveland was to have met them
at Carroll.
National bank notes in denomina-
lions of 81 and 50 may now be issu-
ed by national banks under bill
which became a law in October.
This will help to meet, the increas-
ing need of small bills. But con-
gress has not yet provided for what
is vastly more needed postal cur
rency for remitting through the
mails odd sums of less than 81.
Geo. C. Carter of the Carter Hdw.
Co., Frfdayio of last week sold his fine
residence, built last year, to Freder-
lex Gjorloff, living west of Extra.
Consideration $4,000. Possession
will be given March :, 1918 when Mr..
Gjeroff and family intend moving
to Audubon. Mr. Carter will pur-
chase a fine lot nearer to his place
of business and build a new modern
home.
r. ]. Loveland went to Cedar Rap
ids last evening to attend the Can
enrs Convention, being held there
Thursday and Friday of this week.
He will return to Carroll Saturday
where he will meet his wife and
three children, who are enroute from
Wabash, Ind. to Audubon, where
they will make their home. The
VI tuC hOVCidhu
will be pleased to have them as res
idents here again.
No doubt there are slackers among
the farmers, but it is very doubtful
whether we have more Stacker dol
lars on the farms than we have in
the large cities. Consequently 1t ap-
pears more fair to attack the whole
bunch Of ingrates who owe every
thing to this country and give moth
ing in return. instead OF making
the farmers as q class the goat for
what some city men and some far
mers have fallen down on. In some
localities, farmers have been a little
slow about taking hold of the bonds
because they have not had the chance
to understand the proposition as we'll
as the city men. When 1t has been
explained to them they have taken
advantage of 1t very readily, a. q
rule.