Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-10-24
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For Sale a second handed reet
| baby cab, almost as good as new. See
| Col. nj. S. Kness, Auctioneer. 1wk
Big type Poland China pigs ant
Short Horn male calves for sale
James Hunt, phone 473 w. 5 wks
Lost an auto crank to Paige car
! between my place and Beason' s
garage. Geo. Mendenhall. wks
Ward Clark left yesterday morn
ing for Mingo, where he will remain
several weeks helping his brother
Frank Clark, with his farm work
Miss Dena Nelson, who visited at
Cedar Rapids several days was in
Audubon Tuesday visiting friends
and in the afternoon returned to her
home in Extra.
Miss Oman McNeary left Tuesday
afternoon for Des Moines where she
will spend few days at Camp Dodge
visiting her friend, Carl Anderson,
who is just recovering from a seige
of the Spanish flu.
A. G. Brenneck, of the Audubon
Clay Products Co, returned yester-
day from & several days business
trip to Cedar Rapids and Des Moines.
During his absence he visited his wife
at Marshalltown over Sunday.
Mrs. w. A Mutt and son Billy
came from Clarion Tuesday morning
for an extended visit at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. August
Oelke and to visit with her brother
George, before he enters the army
service
Carl Anderson went to Des Moines
Tuesday where he will visit his son
Carl, who has been sick with pneu-
monia. He was at his bedside last
week and on leaving he was much
better. His many friends hope he
has recovered and that he will soon
be as well as usual.
Mrs. w. G. Barnes who has been
here on a two weeks visit at the
home of her mother, Mrs Barbara
johnson and with her brother, f.
M. Johnson, left Monday morning for
Stuart 10 visit her brother, Charles
johnson and family before returning
10 her home at Decatur, III.
j. h. King and wife of Ruthven
arrived in the city last Thursday for
a visit with their daughter. Mrs. II.
*. Bremen and family. Mr.. King
was compelled to return on SATURDAY.
but his wife remained until Tuesday
when she returned to Ruthven ac-
companied by Mrs. Bremen and little
baby
j. S. Small accompanied by his
niece. Miss Beulah Connrardy. left
Monday by auto for Hudson. S. d.,
where Mr.. Small will look after some
business matters. Miss Conrardy
taught school here last spring. but
this fall she will attend college at
Yankton, S. ID.
Mrs. d. F. Clifford and children
departed Monday morning for ST.
Joseph. Mo-, where she will spend
the winter with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w w. Scott Mr.. Clifford is
bandmaster at Nitro, w. Va, where
there is one of the big army camps.
He is working with Mr.. Epson, who
had charge of the singing in Audi
bon during the tabernacle meetings,
and who now has charge of the sing
ing at the camp.
S. |. Bowman after visiting at the
{. IL. Wilde home for three weeks.
left Tuesday morning for Colfax.
where he will visit few days. then
on to Keokuk to visit relatives. From
there he will return to his home in
Middleport, Ohio. This was his first
visit TO Iowa and he was certainly
greatly impressed with the country
His brother. b. S. Bowman. who
came to Audubon with him, will re-
main at the Wilde home for the
winter