Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-11-08
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< LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Attend the Crescent tonight.

Sunday visitors in Manning at the
August Meyers home.
II. w. Melton, who spent a several
days friendly visit in Audubon left
Monday for Council Bluffs.
See Marguerite Clark the famous
| little star, in the 1.-THE Crucible" at
the Crescent tomorrow. Friday night.
"Well Hello Frank" why Hello
Bill", were the greetings exchanged
Friday morning between the Illinois
and Iowa governors.
Sunday was one of Iowa's ideal
days and autoists and foot passengers
were much in evidence, enjoying the
balmy air and sunshine.
Harry Conklin and family left Sat
urday by auto for Jefferson, la. to
visit over Sunday with his cousin
Merto Conklin and wife.
! Father Mcdonald did not celebrate
mass at Extra last Sunday, because
! of the schools there being closed on
account of smallpox contagion.
r. G. Ping. who spent the summer
here with his sons, Chas. and Kirk,
departed last week for his winter
home, down in Oregan, Mo.
LOST-A GOOD PAIR OF TELE-
| phone pinchers on streets of Au-
| dubon. Return to John Ruesch-
ling and receive reward.
Military taches seem to be the
vogue in Audubon and vicinity
among the young gentlemen Just
take notice of some of the finest.
John Hutchinson who purchased
the Mrs. Schalow house last week
took possession of same Tuesday and
has moved into his new purchase.
DR.. G. c. Rasmussen, formerly of
Audubon, but now of Kimballton
spent Friday in Audubon visiting
with friends and transacting business.
| ID. w. Wood and family spent Sun
Brooks and family. Thep report Mr..
Brooks doing nicely in his new loca-
ton.
DR.. A. L. Brooks is having fur
mace installed at his office, so as to
be able to thoroughly warm
the office rooms and operating rooms
up stairs. ]. w. Wright is doing
the work.
Ernest Marsh departed Saturday
evening for Chicago, where he visited
friends and looked after import
ant business affairs. He also attend
ed to business matters at Detroit,
Mich, while gone.
Geo. Mcrdenhall and family NOV
cd Monday of this week into their
lew home in Audubon. recently pur-
erased by Mrs. Mary Mcmahon. Ga
SDrouce has moved 70 the Menden-
hail iarm until spring
Rev. Giddens, former pastor of the
local Methodist church, was here Fri
day from Winterset attending to
business affairs and visiting various
friends. While here he was the
guest of Rev. Proctor.
Carl Wilson and family of Peetz,
Colo, arrived here recently and
will make their homes for the win
ter with her. father, Frank Duvall
and his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Wilson in Greeley township.
B. F. Wilson, Evans Marqusen,
Rev. c. W. Proctor, Ed. F.. Johnson,
John Renftle. Chris. Kluever, Donald
Niklason each took an auto load of
boy scouts to Des Moines Monday,
leaving here about 6:15 a. IN.
C. II. Reynolds went to Guthrie
Center Friday 10 see about renting a
farm for next year. If he succeeds
in doing SO, they will reAt out their
boarding house and the family will
move to the Center in the spring.
Molly Schalow has disposed of her
residence property just south of the
new creamery to John Hutchison.
Consideration $4,000. Mrs. Schalow
may decide to move to Dakota where
her son Hermie and family reside.
Mrs. Eliza Mushrush left Friday
evening for an extended visit at At
lantic at the home of her daughters
Mesdames, Claude Lacey and Bert
Timmons. She may decide while
away to visit other relatives al
Casey and Stuart.
Mrs. Sam Simcox and child of Des
Moines are enjoying visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Dawson
east of town. The baby has been
quite i'll, but is now improved and
| they expect to return to Des Moines
Saturday.
Word received from Mrs Jas. Hunt
and daughters. Misses Mae and Nora
who are in Daytona, Fla, report
them as nicely situated and they be.
eft for Mrs. Hunt, who has been in
poor health for some time.
Leonard Reese, teacher in the pub.
lie schools at West Branch, is taking
a weeks vacation from his work and
came from Dos Moines Saturday
where he attended the State Teach.
ers Convention He is visiting with
his parent, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Reese.
Don't fail to see the fine articles
on sale at the Prick Drug Store and
Johnson Jewelry Store. These ar.
ticles are for the purpose of raising
funds for the third Ambulance auto
to be sent to France from this coun.
ty and should have the patronage
of all loyal Americans.
Mrs s. Ulrich received a letter
Saturday from her son Private How
ard Ulrich, who was in Kansas City
enroute to Camp Deming, N. M
There were eleven coaches of soldiers
on the way from Des Moines to
New Mexico, and he also reports hav.
ing fine time so far. but. expects
to have some real fighting to do be-
fore long.
The Jensen garage on South Park
Street installed the newest in gaso-
line pumps last Friday in front OF
their place of business. 1t is a Bow
ser Chief Century double geared gas
oline pump, IL feet high, the fastest
now in use, drawing five or any part
of five gallons of gasoline in one
operation.
Ernest Reed, who started for
France on the ship that returned to
Governor's Island last week writes
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Reed that they were nine days out