Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-09-25
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= LOCAL AND PERSONAL


in the city yesterday for visit at
the home of Mrs. Lois Ashby.
A good girl for general house
work wanted at once. Phone 403
or see Mrs. George Mendenhall.
Miss Minnie Jensen returned to-,
her home at Harlan yesterday after
being guest of her friend Miss
Hannah christensen over Sunday.
Mrs. r. w. Banv and children
who have been visiting at the home
of Clyde Miller and family left yes
terda,- for her home at Davenport.
Mrs. G. B. Onley of Grand Rapids.
Mich, arrived in the city yesterday
part of the week for a visit at th4
= home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Taylor
{ C. H. Lindeburg of Galston, Colo.
LETT yesterday for his home after
! spending a short time in the city
| visiting with VIM. Krauel and fam
lily.
| VIM. Krauel and daughter Laura
! and Mrs. VIM. Krauel Jr., left yes
terday for Clinton, where they will
make visit at the Otto RockrohE
home. "
Oadis Burger and wife who have
been spending a week or ten days at
the home of George Mendenhall and
family, left Yesterday morning for
! their home at Carroll.
Martin Lauth and Mrs. Henry
Dampman of Chadwick ILL.,, and
| Christ. Lauth of Port Huron.
/ Mich. arrived in the citv yesterday
for visit at the Martin Mogg home
F. o. Niklason returned yesterday
frAt lit L a
| companied car load shipment OF
horses. Frank says the horse
market is not the best on earth, but
he is still in the game and paying
| the highest market prices.
The W. h. c. will meet in the "
, o. w. hall October End at 1900 p
/ m. Will the officers and as many
members as possible be present as
| We will plan for our convention to
be held October %. Eliza Meyer
Press Correspondent.
| I. Mrs. Hester Lynch who has been
here visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Joseph Alice since
last June, returned to her home at
Sioux City yesterday Mrs. Alice
accompanied her there for visit
and will come home bv way OF
Oihdud "uSIe she Will hdhS q ohOAN
stop.
Fred Dettman is now driving s.
New Doge car. He says ever since
he got the new car business has
been at least so percent better. Mr.
Dettpan does auto livery business
and makes all the trains. He says
| the commercial business shows the
! greatest increase for the travelling
4 al 10 IN,
Alex Ferguson was out in the
coutrv yesterday and had little
| tire trouble. He lacked the hind
end of the car up and in working
! around the car it slipped off the
| jack catching the end of one of the
fingers of his right hand, clipping II
of slick and clean. Alex said he
Eever realized before how heavy a
Ford car was.
Chester Packard, who is in the
! navy and located near New York
| City arrived home the fore part OF
the week for a visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hi Packard near Gray.
| Chester has a months furlough and.
hopes to have an enjoyable time
He says he does not know how soon
he will be discharged but looks for
| IL mOSl any llAuc.
Miss Marion Bagley and Miss
! Clara Phelps who have been spend
| ing the summer at the Phelps home
in Milton, VT, returned to Audubon
Tuesday Miss Bagley will prob
abb. enter school soon but Miss
! Phelps will remain with her sister,
Mrs Frank Bagley until sometime in
November when l.. ID. Phelps will
join his daughter here and the two
will go 10 CALIFORNIA; for the winter
Did you ever know suspicious,
fault-fnding person who seemed
really happy? OF course there is
only one answer to that question. No
one can be happy who looks on the
world through suspicious eyes and is
all the time grumbling and finding
fault. And since all of you are
anxious to be happy, would it not be
sensible to substitute for suspicion.
trust. and for fault-hnding, apprecia-
ton?
Peter r. Nissen sold his resi-
dence property on Church street to-
John Lovelace and will give pos
session the first of next February.
Mr.. Lovelace will give possession of
his land about that time and OF
course wanted to locate in a real
live town so he bought propertv in
Audubon. Mr. Nissen and his
wife will probably go to California
in the spring, for the benefit of her
health.
NJ NJ Kennels of Camp Stool,
Wyo., arrived in the city yesterday
for visit with his father, O. Ken
nells and his brother Wilbur. Mr.
Kennels is running a store at
Camp Stool in connection with his
farming and says that there is no
place like il on earth. He left
here about % years ago. When
he was here he was quite a musician
and lead the band and orchestra
which gained quite an enviable rep-
utation.
Ira Potter has sent word to his
mother and sister that he landed in
New York last Friday from over
seas service. He is now at Camp
Merritt N. j., but expects to be
sent TO Camp Dodge newt week for
his discharge. He enlisted August
q, 1917 aud was sent to France the
fore part of October of the same
year. He was a member of the
Sandstone Division. His many
friends will be glad to welcome
him home.
Ora Corner. of Gray has moved
to Camp Stool, Wyo., where he pur-
chased 500 acres of land. He is
35 miles northwest of Cheyenne i'm
the Rocky Mountains at an eleva-
ton of 5000 feet. He has a nat
ural spring on ever half section
and has a spring on the place where.