Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-02-15
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


in Dubuque the fore part of the week.
Chas. Massey spent Sunday visiting
with his mother Mrs. Ross in Man
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Dreyden were
over Sunday visitors in Manning with
friends.
Pete Dennis and Erve Jones were
visitors in Omaha the latter part of
the week.
Evergreens while unsold thismQnth
feet $40 to $12 per 100, trans cash
this month.
Miss Emma Berg spent Sunday
visiting at the home of her sister Mrs.
Ed. Holtz of Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Keith went to
Omaha Friday TO spend several days
visiting old time friends.
Mat Jensen went to Atlantic Mon
day to spend few days looking after
business details and visiting old time
friends.
Cherry trees. plum and pears. zoe
80, and soc each. Try us on just the
right kind of quality stock. w. M.
Bomberger, Harlan, Iowa.
Marie Schmich returned to her
home in Carroll Saturday evening
after spending the past week with
friends and relatives In Extra.
W.. Wilson of the Wilson Depart
ment store was in Des Moines the fore
part of the week purchasing dry
goods for the department store.
Mrs. Albert Clark returned to her
home in Spirit Lake. the latter part
of the week, after being called to this
city by the death of J. Renftle last
week.
Geo. Northup was the shipper of
two car load of hogs to Chicago Mon
day evening Also J. p. Jensen ship
ped two car load Of cattle to the same
market.
Mrs. Geo. Pfester returned to her
home in Carroll Saturday evening
after being called to this city on ac-
count of the death of her father the
late j. Renftle.
Ford Roadster for sale just
overhauled. has new engine, and is in
good condition. Can be bought right
if taken at once. Enquire at Rem
Phelps garage. II.
MI and Mrs. w. A. Thompson who
were called here at the time of the
death of her father ]. Renftle. return
ed to their home in Belmont. Wis,
Saturday morning.
C. II. Priestley and daughter, Mrs.
j. Johnson accompanied Mrs. A. C..
Harmon to Omaha Monday morning,
where they went to purchase sup
ply of new furniture
so acres for sale three and one
half miles from Extra, small i'm
provements, easy terms priced right
if taken at once. Hans Hansen,
route Audubon, Iowa. tt.
Miss Francis Nerhart, who has
been employed in Audubon the past
two years, left Monday for Avoca
where she has accepted a position as
head cook in a large hotel.
Glen Simcox of Washington D. c.
came Sunday and visited at the home
of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H
Simcox. On account of business mat
tiers he was compelled to return home
on the Monday morning train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Karrup and son
of Fiborg, s. ID. arrived in the city the
fore part of the week from Chicago
where they had been visiting relatives
They will visit for a week at the home
of his father, VIM. Karrup and family
S. Shoup left Monday morning fol
Lincoln, Nebr., where he will stop
few days to visit relatives. From
there he will go to Seibert, Colo.
for an extended visit and will probab'
ly not return to Audubon until late
in the spring.
Marion Jones has sold his farm
east of Hamlin to Royal Petty, and
we understand that he will enter
some line of business endeavor. He
has been visiting Merel Rippey al
Carson and on his return will proba
bly, decide what he will do.
Mrs. f. Carr went to Kansas City
Sunday where she will spend a week
or ten days purchasing a line of new
spring millinery for her millinery
store. There are many new creation:
this spring and Mrs. Carr hopes to be
able to display some of the very best
on her return home.
Born Monday of this week, a sor
to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Zaiger at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Lon Templeman of the south part OF
town Mr.. and Mrs. Zaiger have re-
Gently moved to Audubon from their
former home at Lake City and will
begin farming their own place. which
they purchased of Jas. NJ. Murphy
last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Meyer who have
been here since last fall visiting al
the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Meyer, are now the parents
of son born to them the latter part
of the week. Mr.. Meyer and his
family will remain several weeks
longer at which time they expect &c
return to their home near Drummer
Sask.. Canada.
A box supper and program will
be given at Melville No. 3 on Friday
evening of this week. The pupils OF
! Melville No. 2, will join those of No
3, and the program that has been
prepared is worth while. These
school have two enterprising young
teachers, Miss Bessie Turner being
in charge at the latter and Miss
Beulah Reed at the former.
Mrs. Lena Prov was rs years
old last Thursday and the ladies OF
the German church gave her a party
at the home of Mrs. Henry Sunberg
Those present had very pleasant
time and Mrs. PROV certainly APP
preciated the courtesy. The ladies
gave her number of little remem-
brances. which together with the re-
freshments that We're served helped
TO make the occasion one of delight
TO all.
Samuel Jensen, who formerly re-
sided in this county, but who for
several years has been engaged in
business in Estancia. n. NJ, was in
the city last week visiting his sister