Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-09-06
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

V. Reub from Stuart, stopped off
here for a short visit with friends
and relatives after returning from
business trip in Carroll.
Mrs. Art Walters, and babe. Mar
garet Louise, who has been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rob-
inson of Guthrie Center, returned
home Friday.
f. o. Niklason, the local horse
buyer, sold two cars of horses and
mules to the government, which he
shipped and accompanied to St.
Louis Saturday.
The services and advice of truss
| specialist from Cincinnati, Ohio, are
! offered free of charge during the
Audubon County Fair. Sept. 10-11-
1913 Tricks Drug Store.
Mrs. VIM. Hansen who has been
visiting her husband, foreman of the
curb force with the Finn Paving
Co., returned to her home in Sioux
City after a weeks visit here.
John Johnston, in company with
his friend, Miss Nina Fitzsimmons,
| Sunday to visit relatives, remaining
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/ home.
Miss Hazel Eaton departed Monday
morning for Woodward, Ia, via Des
Moines. where she mas accepted
position as trimmer in the leading
millinery store there for the coming
| season.
Dave Patterson who came overland
Friday with Rev. Giddens and family,
from Hiawatha, Kansas, departed for
his home at that place Monday after
delightful visit with his sister and
family here.
Elsie WEIGH, Walter Groteluschen,
Homer and Raymond Rice. who were
graduated from the Gray High
school of ten grades last May, be-
began the continuance of their high
school course her Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Huber, former
residents of Audubon, but more re-
Gently of Let's, Iowa. arrived in the
city the latter part of the week for an
extended visit at the home of their
son, w. A. Hudler and family.
Mrs. T. A. Harvision. son John,
and granddaughter, Bernice Olsen
returned to their home in White
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tended visit with Mrs. Harvision's
daughter, Mrs. d. j. Maxwell.
Ed Finch, the hustling real estate
dealer of Stuart, was in the city Mon
day. Mr.. Finch reports land selling
rapidly and at an advance in price in
his locality. In fact number of
Audubon county farmers have recent
ly purchased in and near Stuart.
j. r. White and family of Spirit
Lake have been in the community
the past week visiting relatives and
old time friends. They will probably
return to their homes today. Mr..
White is well pleased with his new
location and is doing nicely.
Edna Petersen departed Monday
for Morris, H., where she will
make an extended visit with her sis
ter and other relatives and friends.
Morris, H., was formerly her
home town where she lived several
years.
Miss Olive Kopp departed Saturday
for Charles City, Iowa where she will
teach in the public schools. Charles
City is one of the best small cities
in the state and Miss Kopp will no
doubt find her work very pleasant
this year.
A. F. Pottle who had charge OF
the manual training department in
the public schools last year, was in
the city for an over Sunday visit
going from here to Ida Grove, where
he has position in the public school
of that city.
r. G. Ping departed Monday for
-; s,ft tc
factory there which is engaged in the
manufacture of his patented wagon
end-gate. He hopes to increase the
sales of the factory thru extensive
advertising.
The ladies of the Relief Corps will
have a home made candy sale on the
fair grounds, during the fair week,
the proceeds to go to the ambulance
fund. Those willing to donate a
pound or more of home made candy
please phone to Mrs. Ed. Bates.
Walter Brainard left Friday morn
ing for Glenwood Springs, Colo. At
Manning he was Joined by Albert
Clark, of Spirit Lake and the two will
make ten days visit with their bro
ther-n-law. On their return home
they will join parties who are coming
overland in an automobile.
Henry Kluever, Chris. Kluever
wife and son Herman. who have been
visiting several weeks at the home OF
their brotheI at Grant. Mich, return
ed home the last of the week. They
report a splendid trip and say that
crops in Michigan are in pretty good
shape.
Leonard Reese. who was gradual
ed from the State University al
Iowa City last June. departed Sat
urday for West Branch where he will
assume the duties of principal the
coming school year. Success to him
in his new profession is the earnest
wish of his parents and many friends
of this city.
The attention of the people OF
Audubon is called to the fact that
those who desire to take advantage
of the seven year payment plan in
settling for their pavement must not
forget to sign the waiver at the office
of the city clerk between now and
September 9Th, which is tho last date
on which the waivers can be signed.
w. J. McCaw. wife and two daugh-
tiers, who have been enjoying two
weeks sojourn with relatives at Mon
tezuma and Rock Island ILL.,, came
home Friday and on reaching here
were plea ed to meet an old neigh
Dor. Art Babcock and wife of Dixon
Nebr, who remained for an over
Sunday visit.
Bertel Wonsmos. who has been
conducting his picture sales at the
various county fairs, returned 10
Audubon for short visit with rela-
tives. Last week he was at the
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