Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-09-06
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
House for rent, Webster, phone

| WANTED-ONE Ok TWO GlFLS
also woman to iron two or thre
avs a week. City Laundry.
| Have for rent large well furnish
ed room with all modern convenien
ces. Enquire of Martin Kjer, phon
296.
A. r. Cowden arrived in the cit.
| Tuesday from his home in Moline
/ ILL.,, to make an extended visit at tn,
August Johnson home on the farm
Mrs. Charles Tramp and Mrs. L
A. McGinnis went to Gray last even
ing to visit the Rebecca lodge ant
take part in the work for the even
| ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Oelke, wht
| have been visiting at the home O
their daughter, Mrs. w. A. Mutt il
Clarion, Iowa, returned homo Satur
day.
Miss Anna Vance, of Leroy, Ill.
is in the city on fortnights visi
as a guest at the home of Mrs. Johr
| Wagner.
Miss Corrine Bovenmeyer of Cedar
FallN, who has been visiting at Green
field, Iowa, came Saturday to take
up her duties as third grade teacher
in the local schools.
John Slayton and wife returned
from Pipestone, Minnesota, Tuesday
where they enjoyed most pleasan,
week visiting with Mrs. Slayton's
sister, Mrs. Ray Norton.
Emma and Caroline Dreager re.
turned to their home in Atlantic af.
ter an extended and pleasant visit
with their sister and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. r. Asmus of Gray.
Mrs. Conrad Miller was called tC
Atlantic Tuesday on very sad mis-
sion. Her brothers wife, Mrs. Chas
Strutz died Sunday and was buried
Tuesday p. M. in that city.
Mrs. G. N. Cummins and her sister
Mrs. j. Dennis and family return
ed to their homes in Atlantic yes
terday after very pleasant WISH
with relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Sophia Rubel and son Marion
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Owen, Miss Min
ME Burr and August Burr, Jr., are
Atlantic visitors today, with friends
and attending the Cass county fair
Walt Crosse and l.. Slayton autoet
to Bayard Monday to attend foo'
race. They reported a pleasant TRIP
both going and coming and very
much enjoyed their little sojonrr
there.
Perry Carter was among those who
went to Camp Dodge yesterday. He
says that the camp is the biggest
thing he ever saw in his life. Only
about half the buildings have been
completed.
Jens c. Hansen who owned farm
near Mt. Zion church, sold it last
of the week to MAIDS Walters for a
consideration of $4,000. Mr. Wal.
tiers had 112 acres which he sold but
few days before.
ID. w. Wood has gone to White
Rock, S. D., for his annual hunting
trip and has taken with him his
hunting dogs. Before returning he
will also visit Superior, Wis. He
will be absent two or three weeks
Miss Emma Farquhar of Fred
erickstown, Ohio, arrived in the city
yesterday for an extended visit al
the home of the Misses Ella and May
Farquhar and with her uncle, Ar
thur Farquhar and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Moore, Of
Sioux City and Miss Olsen, Of Hart
ington, Nebr., arrived the for'
part of the week for visit will
relatives in the city and at thu
George Moore home in the country
The Misses Erolla and Margori'
Kroeger returned to their home il
Atlantic yesterday after very plea
SAINT visit at the home of their uncle
| j. A. Kroeger of this city. The!
were accompanied home by Mrs. ]
A. Graham.
Miss Alice Kester left the fore par
of the week for Lone Rock, Iowa
where she has accepted a position a!
teacher in the public schools. Mis-,
Kester is among our best teachers
and will render good service in he
new position.
Alfred Sands, college SUDDEN
of Union college, Neb. who spent thi
season selling books in this com
munity, returned yesterday to maxi
his deliveries. He has over three
hundred books to deliver and the pro
ceeds from same are sufficient t.
pay his expenses in college for thu
ensuing year.
Mrs. ". Il. Green and daughter
| Miss Margaret, nt Council Bluffs ar,
in the city this week on visit witt
| former friends. Mrs. Green anC
daughter have been staying in tn,
Butts this summer while Mr.. Greer
has been busy at Washington, ID. &.
but hopes to have short vacation
soon.
Lake Martinsen, who for period
of six weeks has been taking a spec
ial course of training in school o
auctioneering in Chicago, came HON,
ready to cry sales of all kinds, bu
will specialize in stock sales. Mr.
Martnsen is genial young man ant
ought to make success of this pro
fesson into which he has just en-
tered with great enthusiasm.
| Chas. White who left last weel
| for FIT. Smelling to go into trainin,
in the new officers camp. writes hi
law partner, II. j. Mantz that all o
them are getting a good workout
Mr.. White is in good physical con
dition and ought to make a GOO
showing in the preliminary worl
through which all applicants mus
pass before given commission.
]. J. Ruhs and his father-in-law
F. c. Taylor are in Rochester. Mimi
this week where Mr.. Ruhs will sub
NIT to an examination at the hand
| of specialists. He has been in poo
health for months and finds it diff
cult to get relief from his ailment
He has great faith in the Rocheste
institution and hopes to find physi
clan who can properly diagnose hi
case.
George Filler. machin!st with tin
Finn Paving Co. returned to Audi
bon Tuesday from Sioux City wher
he spent Labor Day. The Unto
men of Sioux City held big cele
bration Labor Day and he reports