Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-11-15
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+ LOCAL AND PERSONAL

G. H. Virtue returned Tuesday
at Council Bluffs.
Wilbur Sampson and wife of Viola
township became the parents of a
baby boy, Thursday of last week.
Earl Benton and wife, living in
Greeley township are the parents OF
baby boy, born last Saturday.
Fred b. Mccoy has purchased the
farm known as Ira Whipple place
about four miles southeast of town.
Thos. Kilcoin and daughter of Red
line visited in Audubon the fore part
of the week with relatives and
! friends.
Mrs Reuben Mertz. little baby and
Miss Martha Jones went to Sioux
City yesterday 10 visit with Mrs.
Harry Mertz.
O. c. Osterholm is moving today
from the Molly Schalow residence
to the Mrs. Myra Wheeler house in
West Audubon.
j. w. Dawson is nursing a sore
hand this week, caused from blood
poisoning and was unable to work
LOT COuplt Vi udyS.
Mrs. Dan Petersen, son Carl and
little daughter went to Extra Friday
of last week to visit her sister, Mrs
Merle Owen and family.
Miss Mildred Chantry returned
yesterday to her home at Sidney, fol
| lowing an enjoyable visit here with
her grandmother, Mrs. Kline.
Mrs. Mushrush returned home
Monday noon from a visit with her
daughters, Mrs. Bert Thomas and
Mrs. Claude Lacey and families in
Atlantic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Ferguson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ferguson went
to Mechanicsville last week to enjoy
visit with the Ferguson boys
father and other relatives.
The bans of marriage between Lee
| Weeks and Donna Egan were an
nounced by Father Mcdonald at the
9 o'clock mass last Sunday. The
wedding is to take place Nov. 2Sth.
C. H. Wilde is having the steam
heat connection made this weel
from the lower floor of his business
place to the upstairs room occupied
as headquarter by the w. o. w
Lodge.
Evans Marquesen was in Omaha
the fore part of the week where h,
accompanied Mrs. A. r. Nelson anC
son, the son being taken to one O
the hospitals for an operation OF
his foot.
Miss Mary Mcclure, who has beer
in Mercy hospital, Des Moines, tn,
past couple of months, returned
home Tuesday noon. She was mucl
benefited by the treatment received
while away.
DR.. S. T. Anderson went to Coun
Gil Bluffs Wednesday morning t.
attend the convention of the Osteo
pathic Association, which convened
there yesterday. He made the tril
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Wood ant
daughter, Miss Eleanor went t
Council Bluffs yesterday where DR.
Carrie Wood attended the Denta
Convention held there yesterday ant
today. They will return home to
morrow morning.
A large number from Audubon
and vicinity, are going to take ad
vantage of the special low excursion
rate on Tuesday Nov. 20. The Com
pany will have one of their specia
care here at that time, if possible t
get the c. r. |. & p. to deliver i
at this point.
Rem Phelps and wife left yester
day morning for Des Moines, wher,
J Ron will nnnctt1t with mr. rn
( garding the trouble he has been hav
ed at Atlantic by Mrs. Lorett;
companied them to the Methods
hospital.
Geo. Erven assistant janitor at tn
high school became suddenly ill Mon
day and was compelled to forego hi
work and have the services of ply
stefan. 1t is probable he will hav
to undergo an operation for bladde
trouble. C. II. Reynolds is working
in Mr.. Ervin's place during his en-
forcer lay-off.
| Max Ehlert of Ross says that sof
corn is going to be fed to hogs il
| large quantities this year, and tina
lot of indigestion and trouble will
result. He has recently installed /;
new scientific liquid hog conditione
and father. called Avalon Farm
| Hog-Tone, that makes it possible t.
| feed soft corn without difficulty.
Sheriff Wilson, Deputy Boyer ant
Auditor Northup were called to neal
Extra yesterday by farmer TO lool
after three men who were suspected
of trying to poison cattle be
! longing to him. When the of
ficers arrived no trace of the mer
could be found, altho a diligen
search was made for them, even t.
searching the timber a couple o
miles along the creek.
Mrs. Robert Wellington, daughter
of Mrs. Minnie Raebel left last even
| ing for Anaelmo, Nebr., to join hel
mother, for a visit at the home o
| the formers sister, Mrs. Gale Agnel
and family and to become acquainted
with the new niece, that arrived
at the Egner home Saturday Nov
3rd. Mrs. Rachel, who has been a
the home of her daughter for sew
eral weeks, is expected to arrive
home Saturday next.
The Crescent Theatre management
is certainly in for their share of the
War Tax, as they pay reel tax, {
seat tax, admission ticket tax, Elk
press Co., tax and if the patronag,
would justify it, they would pay al
income tax. Still the Preston Bros
say they are satisfied to do any ant
everything in their power to help wiz
this war. Besides all this the reels
are much higher in price, carbon
sticks cost twice the money they die
year ago md the boys who USED
to attend the shows are now in the
army. However, they keep the show
business going and give good show
and they deserve liberal patronage
each night