Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-04-03
Z LOCAL AND PERSONAL :

Don't start anything you can't fin.
ish, and don't quit anything you can
not leave alone.
He who pays as he goes finds his
going pays better and his paying
goes better also.
Victor Christensen went to Allan.
tic Monday morning to spend the
day on business.
Miss Nellie Kerwin was a Monday
morning passenger to Atlantic to
spend the week.
A man may be ignorant of the law
but the ignorance of his lawyer is al
ways inexcusable.
Miss Mabel McNutt made her reg.
ular weekly visit to Extra Friday to
instruct her music class.
The trouble with the fellow who
borrows trouble is that he wants to
loan some of it to everyone he meets.
Mrs. NJ. S. Kness left Friday after
noon for a visit at Extra with her
brother-in-law, George Kness and
family.
Miss Agnes Kerwin returned to
Carroll Monday, after pleasant Wis
it in Audubon with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Geo. E. Long returned to Au-
dubon Monday forenoon from an ov-
er Sunday visit in Manning with her
husband.
Mrs. John Koenig left early Mon.
day morning for Iowa City. where
ch ;Cif Il N,c
Michel and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Foley and baby
visited in Extra Sunday with Mrs
Foley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Minerman and family.
Our dragged streets are not hall
bad. All we need is more of them
"Everylastingly at it" is the righi
slogan for the street drag.
Mrs. Julia M. Parsons went tt
Kirkman Monday forenoon to visit
relatives and friends and decorate
the graves of her parents.
o. p. Doran of Atlantic visited il
Audubon Friday with friends, gOine
from here to Manila, where he has
employment in a grocery store.
Martin Carroll, who is enjoying ;
30-day furlough with his relatives
went to Carroll Saturday evening tt
visit at the M. F. Kerwin and james
Murphy homes.
Miss Gretta Mantz of Manning re
| turned to her home Monday mornin,
after a visit here with her grandpa
| rents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Fisher ant
| Mr. and Mrs. S. L. MantZ.
Miss Raymond, skilled nurse from
Manning, who was. here on severa
cases, returned to her home Satur
day evening, all her patients being
on the road to complete recovery.
Mrs. J. c. Jensen of the Jensen
Bakery, who is in the contest to viii
an automobile, went to Extra Frida,
morning to solicit subscriptions. Sh,
is meeting with much success will
the work.
Martin Jensen came from Exir;
Monday morning to visit with hi.
| daughter, Mrs. n. c. Barentsen ant
family. Mr.. Jensen is compelled t.
go about with crutches on account
of rheumatism
Mrs. Hazel Greenwood and daugh
ter, Frey, accompanied by her neph
ew, Leo Bartlett were Friday fore
| noon passengers to HOlstein for ;
visit with her parents for period o
several days.
Rev. and Mrs. c. d. Wendell WHIT
were called here for the funeral o
the late Mrs. Martin Olson, ST., ant
! enjoyed a visit with former friends
4 10 he; he, 81 ~,
Friday morning.
| One of the best and most moderl
homes in Audubon, close in, is offere
for sale at this time Those VIII
are contemplating moving to Audi
bon later will do well to investigat
this proposition. Enquire at thi
office. 12-tt
Mrs. ]. G. Prosser of Des Moinel
arrived here Friday morning to joiI
her husband, the vocal telephone
manager and make Audubon her flu
ture home. We gladly welcome Mr.
and Mrs. Prosser as residents of Au
| dubon.
Mrs. Kroeger, who recently pur
chased the A. A. Smith residence OF
Leroy street, is making some flint
| improvements, which will add mucl
to the appearance and valuation o
the property, at the same time max
| ing her fine little home.
Mrs. AlsG. Snedeker of Holyoke
Colo, who was called here severa
weeks ago on account of the seriou:
illness of her grandmother, Mrs. NJ
Ballman. departed for her home
Monday morning. Mrs. Ballman re
naming i'm ahout the same condition