Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-04-17
= LOCAL AND PERSONAL =

The stamps begin to gain,
Isn't that pretty plan
Against a day or rain?
To have your town boosted, you
must be contributor, not knocker
The man who keeps us good ad-
vertising always has to work to keep
up his stock.
VIM. McCammant departed Mon
day morning fora business visit Of
several days at Baker, Montana.
Mrs. George Leffingwell and her
grandson went to Extra Friday af-
ternoon to visit friends and relatives.
Mrs. Gorge Long returned home
Monday morning from visit over
Sunday in Manning with her hus-
band.
II. G. Leach was business visitor
in Manning between trains Monday
in the iterest of the land company he
represents.
The Board of Supervisors met in
session at the county auditors office
Monday and finished up what DusI-
ness was on hand before evening.
Anita Stewart. in "Virtuous
Wives" one of the big productions in
the movie world. will show at the
Crescent Theatre on Friday night,
April 25th.
Hans Nicholson of Des Moines re-
turned to his home Monday evening.
following a few days PLEASANT visit
hire with friends at the Chris Ronge
hime in the country.
MisA Ingebred Petersen has accept
ed a position with the Jens C. Jensen
bakery. taking the place of Miss Lii
liam Jensen, who started work at the
Prick drug store this week.
F. w. Woolworth started with $50
and ended with an annual income of
$S,000,000. His record shows he
was great money maker. He took
none of his money with him.
Ike Markham of Extra visited at
his home over Sunday, returning to
his work here Monday. Ike has rent
ed house in Audubon and expects to
move his family here this week.
L. w. Hillyer returned to his work
on the Northwestern at Sioux City
Monday forenoon, after a visit with
his parents, George Hillyer and wife
and with his son in the north part
of town.
One of the best and most modern
homes in Audubon. close in, is offered
for sale at this time. Those who
are contemplating moving to Audi
bon later will do we'll to investigate
this proposition. Enquire at this
office. 12-tf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Kness. daugh-
ter Marguerite and son Harold of
Monticello, Iowa, were Monday morn
in garrivals and went to the home of
his brother, A. E. Kness, where he
will be employed during the summer
on the farm.
Mrs. John Renftle, ST., who has
ben making her home at Carroll with
her daughter, Mrs. George Pfeister
and family for some time. accOmpa-
MED by Mrs. Pfeister, came to Audi
bon Saturday afternoon to enjoy a
visit with her son. John Reftle and
wife for the period of few weeks
Mrs. Pfeister returned to her home
on Monday evening.
Ibid you observe said a mer-
chant toa customer, "the handsome
advertisement I have had painted on
the railing of the bridget" "No,"
responded the customer, "but if
you'll send the bridge around to my
house / will try and read the an
nouncement. / read the papers ad
l haven't time to run around from
place to place to read billboards."
Attorney E. A. Wissler of Carroll
transferred in Audubon Monday
morning enroute TO his home from
Atlantic, where he enjoyed an over
Sunday visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Wissler who are now
well along in years and still enjoying
good health Mr.. Wissler said "Au-
duhon was a peach of little city.
the only drawback being railroad ia
cilities."
Well, how do you like Il? This
issue is the product of the foreman,
! the scrub editor and the devil We
have tried not to say anything that
you can Jail us for, tho il we had
told the truth that we know about a
lot of folks. the next edition would
have TO be gotten ont over long dis
lance teienhone. But we won't act
that way just because the "Old Man
is laid up and will ge. out as good a
paper as we can Please hear with
us il it is not up to standard.-Coon
Rapids Enterprise.
A great many people were about
the residence district Sunday prom
enading. Monday we had several
persons remark to us. now nice the
parkings were looking, especially in
some parts of the city. However
few were heard to say that it was
a shame to see how some lawns were
| looking. some Of them being even
piled with rubbish and not seeded
and some even having been used to
burn trash on. thus leaving large ug-
~ spots. Property owners, or even
renters, should give this matter their
strictest attention and keen their