Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-11-27

Large assortment of ivory goods
at J. F. Bakers.
Earl Garroutte who has been here
farming, left Monday for Ames,
where he will probably remain for
the winter months.
A. G. Brenneck, who is connect
ed with the Audubon Clay Products
Co., left Tuesday for Marshalltown,
where he will spend over Thanks
giving with his wife.
Mrs. Jack McGovern and son of
Des Moines came TO Audubon the
latter part of the week for a visit
at the home of her sister, Mrs VIM.
Mack and to see the new son born
TO the Reverend and wife last We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Hanback, who
have been spending several weeks at
the home of his brother who recently
married Mrs. Ella Kerwin, left the
latter part of the week for their
home near FIT. Dodge They had
very delightful visit here and were
reluctant about returning to that
city.
Miss Pearl McMichels of Washing
ton, ID. c., who has been visiting at
the home of her aunt. Mrs. Ed Hanks
at Omaha. arrived in The city the
later part of the week for a visit at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. John
Jones and family. Mrs Hanks ac-
eompanied her and will be a guest of
her sisters.
division of the Columbian Club
OF which Mrs. Bert McLeran and
Mrs. w. H. Halloran were the lead
ers, held a delightful party at the
w. o. w. hall last Thursday evening
The diversion of the evening was
cards. The hall was crowded and a
very Piles SAINT evening was passed
During the course of the evening
light refreshments were served.
George McNary who has been liv-
ing at Boonyille the past year, was
in the city the fore part of the week
looking after business matters.
George says that his oldest daughter
was married while the family lived
at Griswold and is now working in
one of the banks of that town. Her
huband has recently returned from
overseas service.
Dogs are again killing sheep in va
rious parts of the county. Last
week a neighbor's dog got into the
herd of Bert McLeran, killing four
outright and injuring a dozen others
to such an extent that they had to
be killed. The dog was found and
later killed. The neighbor being
satisfied that his dog had done the
damage Immediately settled with Mr..
McLeran for the damage.
Mrs. Chris Hahn fell last Sunday
and fractured her left arm. She
was visiting at the home of Godfrey
Dreher, north of the city and while |
in the act of going down cellar, lost !
her balance, and unable to catch |
herself, fell to the bottom with the |
above result. She was given medi- |
cal attention and the fracture re-
duced. She is well advanced in |
years and she may experience con- !
siderable trouble before the wound is |
healed.
John c. Nelson, one Of the pro-
gressive farmers of Oakfeld town |
ship was in the city the fore part of |
the week attending the meeting at |
the court house. While in the city |
he paid us a visit and told us his son |
Lester, WHO mas DeeH farming the l
old home place picked 5000 bushels
of corn from so acres and that in 81
DAYS he husked 5000 bushels. That I
certainly was splendid record for
Lester is Just past twenty-one years
OF age.
Harry the five year old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Vern Snellbaker who was
slightly injured last Friday when he
was run into by passing auotomo-
bile, is improving nicely and there is
no further alarm. He was playing
across the street from his home
when he started across the street in
answer to a call from his mother.
Mrs. Childs was driving by and bare
ly missed the boy She attempted
TO pass. him without running over
the child and in doing so was COM
PEELED to run over the curbing. Harry
was dragged short distance but
his injuries were only slight. No
blame is attached to Mrs. Childs, for
she did everything in her power to
avoid the accident for which she was
not responsible This Is warning
to all mothers to keep the children
OFF the streets. Fortunately for all
concerned Harry was not seriously
injured.