Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-12-06
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4 LOCAL AND PERSONAL 4


Phone Art. No. 1877.
Attend the Crescent tonight.
Bring your sale bill copy to the
Republican office.
Sylvester AIRY was a friendly and
business visitor in Extra yesterday.
If you want good work done and
prompt service, phone 1877. Art
Horning.
Judge o. D. Wheeler came from
Council Bluffs Tuesday noon and
convened court for the December
term.
Nathaniel Benton shipped a car
load of cattle to the South Omaha
market last evening. He went along
with the shipment.
Bob" Austin came yesterday from
Carroll, where he is employed by the
Iowa Telephone Co., for a few days
visit with his wife and son.
Miss Susie Musson left for Des
Moines Tuesday where she will visit
relatives and look after business
matters for couple of days.
Charles and Pete Christensen who
were here helping their brother,
Henry Christensen gather his corn
crop, left yesterday for Vienna, Ia,
to work.
A. M. Day, who has been picking
corn here for A. w. Quimby and A..
Smith during the fall season, de
parted for his home at LaCygpe,
Kansas, Tuesday.
A. Lauritsen, who has been work
ing at Lake View for some time,
visited with friends in Audubon be-
tween trains Tuesday, enroute to his
home in Atlantic.
Fl. G. Leach and Fred Plaehn were
business visitors in Carroll yester-
day, the former for his land COM
pany and the latter for the Audi
bon Electric Light and Power Co.
Miss Mamie Barr of Shelby, Neb.,
arrived in Audubon yesterday and
she will be employed as one of the
rural school teachers. She formely
taught in this county two years ago.
Mrs. j. d. Craig, who enjoyed a
visit here for two weeks at the Park
hotel with her daughters, Miss Irene
Craig and Mrs. l.. d. Ross and hus-
band, returned to her home at Iowa
Falls yesterday.
l.. P. Nielsen, of near Atlantic,
after visit here with his daughters,
Mesdames Evans Marquesen, Clyde
Keith and Chas. Nelson, returned to
his home yesterday. Next week he
will depart for Florida to spend the
winter.
Mrs. Arthur Farquhar left yester-
day morning for Grinnell to visit her
daughter, Miss Wynona. She will be
Joined by Miss Nora Hunt, who was
with her mother and sister at Da-
tona, Fla, and together they will re-
turn to Audubon.
w. ]. Callow departed yesterday
morning for Davenport, where he
was called on account of his sister,
Miss Clara Callow, who is a suffer-
er with pneumonia. Miss Callow
visited here last month with her
brother and family.
Only II more days in which to
do your Christmas shopping Try
and do it Is days and give the
clerks few days rest before Christ
mas so they will not be too tired
to enjOv the Christmas festivities
and visit with friends.
Mrs. Harold Sturgeon and two
sons and Mrs. Clifford Poster and
little daughter. left on yesterdays
morning train for Gilmore City, Ia,
for visit with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. AID Seibert, who moved
from Extra two months ago.
John Herlehe went to Omaha last
evening where he will take the army
examination for the coast artillery
w. A. Evans. who took the examina-
ton and passed, accompanied Mr..
Herlehe to Omaha. He goes from
Omaha to FIT. Morgan, Colo.
H. G. Leach went to Omaha Tues
day evening on business with the Au-
dubon County Land Co., manager.
The company will run another land
excursion train to Texas Tuesday,
December IS. Mr.. Leach went to
Gray, Manning and Carroll yesterday
in the interest of the company.