Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-11-13
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= LOCAL AND PERSONAL


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TON Thumb Wedding" at the
high school auditorium tomorrow
night.
For Rent-160 acre farm four
miles from town. Enquire at this
office.
The man who is looking for trou-
BILE doesn't need to have very good
eyesight to find it.
When a man gets to the point
! where he thinks he knows it all he's
about ready for the fool-killer.
There's no fool quite so foolish as
| the man who starts out to do some
| thing which he thinks he can't do.
The w. r. C. will meet at the w.
! o. w. hall at $3.50 p. nv November
goth. A good attendance is desir-
ed.
Have for sale White Pekin brakes.
For particulars phone lA23 or write
Mrs. Fred Ceranek, Audubon, Route
No. 2. 46-2t
s. w. Wright was in Manning and
other towns along the Milwaukee
yesterday in the interest of his seed
business.
] Among the recent disappearance
is to be noted the man who predict
ed a cold summer because of the
open winter.
John Wagner who has been look
| ing after his farm in Marion coun-
| ty,t returned from Knoxville yester-
| day afternoon.
Lost-On the road between Ham
lin and Audubon, lady's black and
white auto cap. Please leave at
the Republican office.
Lake Martinsen returned last night
from Omaha where the spent cou-
pie of days making arrangements for
a car load Of automobiles.
Mrs. George Pfeister of Carroll ar
rived in the city yesterday morning
for few days visit at the john Rem
file and e. e. Reed homes.
For Sale-A good Ford touring
car in first class condition. Equip
ped with all new tires and in perfect
running order. Inquire at this Of
| fee.
The Womans Club will present
Tom Thumbs Wedding" at the
! high school auditorium, Friday ev-
ening November 14th. Admission
| zoe and 35c.
| w. w. Perrine is in Madison,
Mimi, this week looking after his
farm and visiting his daughter and
| family, who expect to move here
early in the spring.
| Don't miss the tom Thumb We'd
ding" tomorrow night at the high
school auditorium for the benefit OF
| the Armenian orphans. zoe and
35c is the price of admission.
John Madsen who has been living
| at Shelby the past few years, sold his
business last week and came to Au-
dubon today. He may decide to re-
turn TO Audubon to make his home,
Mrs. Claus Kruse was called to
| Clinton Tuesday afternoon by the
serious illness of her father. He has
been ailing for some time, but his
| condition apparently is growing
worse instead of better.
Leonard Reese, teacher in the
| public schools of Des Moines, arrived
in the city this morning to spend the
week end with his parents On ac-
count of the coal strike and the
| shortage of fuel the schools of Des
Moines have been closed and will not
reopen until next Monday.
The Sociology Department of the
/ Columbian Club will meet next Mon
| day afternoon, November 18th in
stead of November Gath, according
| to the calendar. The hostess will
| be Mrs. Ernest Reed instead of Mrs.
Small Leader, Mrs. Mantz. The
subject will be Current Events.
Howard Ulrich, better known to
everyone as 'Ikey" began work at
| the Northwestern depot Tuesday
morning. This is the position he
held when he went into the service,
| key has been working at the groc-
cry business since his return from
the service. but desired of course to
go back to his former position.
Dwight Wickham mas accepted a
| position in the grocery department
| of the Alderman store where he will
remain until next spring when he
will probably move onto his farm
near Seibert, Colo. Dwight has
been working with the Audubon
Creamery Co. He is a good hustler
| and will make valuable addition
to the large force in the Big Store.
C. F. Weber who has had charge
of the Baker medicine route in Au-
dubon county was unable to get any
fuel the fore part Of the week so he
was compelled to pack his house
hold goods and ship them to Des
Moines. He with his wife and baby
returned to Des Moines yesterday
| morning 1t may be possible that
they will return to Audubon in the
\ spring.
s'sMr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Ryan departed
Tuesday evening for Minneapolis,
| Mimi, where he will attend the ma
tional gathering of the American Lee
| gion. Mr. RYAN was first lieuten-
ant in the SSth Division and has a
wide acquaintance among those who
| will be in attendance at this conven-
tion. Hanford McNider of Mason
City is prominently mentioned as the
| first president of the association.
Mrs. Peter Rubel and Mrs. julius
| EnnaSki wara callad IN Rayard last