Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-10-09
= LOCAL AND PERSONAL !

Green Bay Lumber Co.
y Attend the Three Ring Circus"
4 at the high school Tomorrow night
and see the clowns and monkeys.
o. L. Lane returned this morning
from Sioux City where he purchas-
ed a couple car loads of feeders.
H. ]. Mantz went to Abel this
morning where he will attend an
old soldiers reunion which is being
held today.
We now have a car load of good
northern write stock potatoes in
bulk that we are selling at $1.75 a
bushel Renftle & Reed
Leon Talbot who has been visit
| ing relatives at Sterling and other
points in Colorado the past two
weeks, returned home Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. ]. F.. Baker and son, who ac-
companied Miss Olga to Des Moines
| last Friday, returned home Wednes-
day afternoon after spending few
in Des Moines and Perry.
Mrs. Elizabeth Patterson who has
been in the city the past week visit
| ing at the home of Mrs. VIM. Della
| hoyde, returned to her home in At
| lantic yesterday afternoon.
Renftle & Reed have car load
| of potatoes on track in bulk that
they are selling at $1.75 per bushel
! Let us have your order now Tor
these are certainly worth the money
Miss Christina Petersen of Chi
| cago, who has been a guest at the
]. ]. Hemmingsen home, left TINS
morning for Council Bluffs where
| she will make visit with friends be-
fore returning to her home.
Escol Baker left last night for
| Chicago where he will visit his uncle
DIR. /. H. Eddy and family. In all
probability Escol and the doctor will
| take in the worlds series which is
being played in thetwindy city today.
George McNaryA and daughter,
| Miss Verne, of Bonneville, arrived
in the city this morning to attend
| the funeral of the late Mrs. Harry
PARROT which will be held this af-
ternoon at the Evangelical church.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Viewer and
her father, j. Kuhn, spent yester-
| day in Des Moines. They started
home in the Viewer car early in the
evening but found it had rained all
the way They did not reach home
until an early hour this morning.
Miss Joy Eddy who went to Will
| liams Bay, Wis, early in the sum-
mer to attend a girls summer
school, has written her father to
send her belongings as she has gone
to Chicago and secured position
in Mandel Bros. department store.
The Audubon County Pure Bred
| Live Stock Association will hold a
combination sale of boars and bulls
| at the stock pavilion at the fair
grounds in this city on November
81. They are giving this sale date
so that it will not conflict with 9TH
ers desiring to make sale dates,
Mrs. Joseph Alice was called to
Sioux City this morning by the Sc
rious illness of her mother, Mrs.
Lynch, who suffered a stroke of
paralysis yesterday. Mrs. Lynch
spent a month at the Alice home
and just a few days ago returned to
her home in apparent good health.
4 f. V. Everts and Alice Everts
were united in marriage by Rev. d.
j. Shenton last evening. They
have lived in this community prac.
ticalIy all of their lives and are well
known. Their many friends will
join in extending congratulations
and best wishes for happy future.
| H. S. Slayton, John and Iona
Slayton were called to Greenfield
last week to attend the funeral of
the youngest son of George Sutton,
who died quite suddenly The SUIT
ton family have many friends in this
county who will learn with regret OF
the sorrow that has come to them.
win O'Brien departed Saturday
for Chicago, accompanying a stock
shipment. Will seems to have been
lucky in that he arrived in time to
see Mondays ball game and re-
NAMED for the game scheduled fol
today. Ask VIII how easy ii is for
Chicago to win when it is necessary
for them to do so.
Miss Mildred Kibby of Chicago
who has been here on a, months Wis.
il at the home of Mrs. Albert Spen-
Ger and family, has accepted posi-
ton at the Republican office and
will have charge of the books and
the office work. She has had much
experience in book work and will nc
doubt fill her position with credit
Harold Masterson went to Omaha
yesterday afternoon to attend the
Hereford cattle sale which will be
held at the stock yards today. The
Mastersons recently purchased some
splendid individuals from the l.. e.
| l. N,.1 NJ ~ X
City. These have been received and
make a valuable addition to their al
ready splendid herd of Herefords.
Carl Kness left today for his
home at Chadwick, ILL.,, after a three
weeks visit in the city at the home
of his brother, w. J. Kness and fam
! lis. Carl served ia The army with
an Illinois regiment more thas Two
years and shortly after eceiviRg his
discharge came here to visit his
brother whom he had not seen for
| several years. He returns TO his
/ old home town where he will work
| in his fathers mercantile establish
ment.
George Burberry for thirty-two
years a grocery salesman on this
territory, was in Audubon the fore
!. part of the week making his last call
as he intends to quit the road. He
has been coming to Audubon prac-
ticalIy all of this time and among
the first he sold was Z. F. Bilharz
when he conducted the department
store here. No man on the terri
tory is better known in this part Of
the state than George Burberry and
his old time friends will regret to
hear that he is going to retire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sim Curtis of Long
/ mont, Colo, arrived in the city on