Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-04-19
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days stay with friends in Omaha
Miss Alice Sherman of Kirkman is
in the city for an extended visit at
the home of j. H. Baker and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Watts, Miss
Edith Phelps and Frank Bagley
spent Sunday at Plover with Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Watts.
Quite a number of the young peo-
pie of this vicinity attended the
state declamatory contest held in
Atlantic last Friday evening.
Peter Jensen went to Omaha early
Saturday morning and in the after
noon returned with a rev Jeffrey
car, which he sold to Don Preston.
b, r. CASTOR, who has been at
Carroll several days looking after
business matters, returned to his
home in this city Tuesday morning
Miss Annis Roth returned Sunday
from Atlantic where she had been
called on Saturday lo attend the fun
eral of her aunt, Mrs. L. NJ Griffin
Single Comb r. l. Red eggs 75c
per setting or 81 per hundred Baby
chicks $12 per hundred. See Mrs.
John Griffith, Route or phone
6A4. 14-4
T. Thompson, who has been spend
ing the winter at Marshalltown. ar
rived in the city Tuesday morning
and will work this season for OF
Mease, near Gray.
DR.. Rosenbaldt, of Des Moines.
was in the city Saturday and Sun
day visiting his parents, returning
again to his duties in Des Moines on
the noon train Sunday,
l. A. Jones, who owns some land
near Shelby, Mont, left for that
place Tuesday morning and will re-
main for several weeks to superin-
tend putting in the crops.
Miss Lee who visited at the home
of Albert Hunt and with other rela-
tives, departed Saturday for an ex-
tended visit She recently returned
to Iowa from North Dakota.
Earl Mason, of Pringhar was in
the city the fore part of the week
visiting his old time friends. He
says his father is doing very nicely
in the furniture and hardware store
which he is conducting in Primghar
Arthur Cole wenA TO Topeka Kas.,
Tuesday morning where he will join
the Burke Shows. Mr.. Cole will
play the slide in the band and the
violin in the orchestra. Arthur an
ticipates and very pleasant summers
work.
Bill Roth. who left last week to
join the navy, has written his
brother, John, that he passed the
examination at st. Louis, Mo, sue
cessfully and that he was on his way
to Port Royal. S. c.. to await fur
Their orders.
Mr.. and Mrs. p A. Stone, who
have been living at Ross for several
months, where Mr.. Stone conducted
the city barber shop, have given up
their residence in that place and
Tuesday went to Des Moines. where
he has secured steady employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Eaton and son,
Halver, went to Des MOines. Tues
day morning where they will consult
a specialist regarding her health,
and may submit to an operation at
the Methodist hospital. Mr.. and
Mrs. b. A. Keith accompanied them.
Miss Margaret Johnston, who re-
Gently returned from the hospital in
Atlantic where she underwent an
operation for appendicitis, has re-
covered nicely and left Tuesday for
Deep River, Montzuma and Barnes
City, where she will remain for the
summer
Charley Carl L. s. engineer and
his wife, who have been making
their headquarters IN Jasper county,
and Arthur Schrader, of Guernsey.
Iowa, who have been guests at the
home of their brother. William
Schrader, left for their homes the
fore part of the week.
Henry Jacobsen was forty years
of age last Sunday and in order to
do justice to the occasion. a number
of friends called at his home to felic-
itate him. The afternoon and even
ing was spent in social way and
each and every guest wished Henry
many happy returns of the day.
w. S. Roberts has just purchased a
new two ton REQ auto truck which
he initiated into service Monday
morning. This gives Mr.. Roberts
three large trucks to be used in his
draying and hauling business. He
has associated with him his son,
Perry, and they are making things
hum in Audubon.
August Johnson and son, Roy, re-
turned Friday from Sioux City where
they attended a two days Hereford
cattle sale which was conducted by
Mr.. Shade a well known Iowa cattle
breeder. Mr.. Johnson purchased a
heifer for which he paid $1O25 and
is considered splendid individual to
add to his Larland Herd. Mr.. Johnson
is building up a splendid herd and
will no doubt make great success Of
the Hereford business.
f. +. Tedford, who sold his cleo
trical store the first of March, ar
rived in the city Tuesday from Still
water, Mimi, where he has estab-
lished new store. He is shipping
his household goods to his new home.
where the best wishes for all kinds
of success will follow him and his
wife who made many friends during
their residence in Audubon.
Friday afternoon the girls of the
Philomathian literary society of the
Audubon High School. entertained
the girls of the Clionian literary
society with short play Not "A
Man in the House" While the girls
We're being entertained in the as
sembly room, the boys of the Jun
ior Commercial Club. were enjoying
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