Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-02-13
. LOCAL AND PERSONAL

LOCAL AND PEkSONAL
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j. w. MCGUIRE left Tuesday even
ing for few days visit with friends
in Carroll.
Herman Meyers returned yesterday
from short visit with relatives at
Manning.
Nels Jorgensen went to Carroll last
night TO spend few days looking
after business matters.
J. w. Landrum departed Tuesday
evening for Kansas City, where he
will spend a week visiting friends.
Very latest hits in new music and
Victor, Columbia and Pathe records.
come and hear them. Audubon Mu-
sic Co.
Wy latest hits in new music and
Victor, Columbia and Pathe records.
Come and hear them. Audubon Mu-
sic Co.
Floyd Jones will present his little
first grade orchestra at the operetta
on February 18th at the high school
auditorium.
F. w. Rogers who spent several
days in the city with his brother-in-
law, Roy Deremo, left yesterday for
his home at Sac City.
We have just put in new line Of
electric light globes. Our line is COM
plete and we are here 10 serve you
Audubon Hardware Co. SGT
Mrs. l.. C. Johnson and son Virgil
went to Clarinda yesterday to visit
the formers daughter who is taking
treatment at the state hospital.
Earl Maharg came from Sac City
yesterday for few days visit with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Ma
harg, and to look after business af-
fairs.
The next time you need an electric
light globe come and see us for we
have Just put in a complete line. They
are priced right. Audubon Hard
ware Co. 6-2t
/. d. McCarville spent several days
in this city with his family but left
yesterday for Carroll where he will
work on the territory until the lat
ter part Of the week.
John Nailor accompanied a double
deck load of shep to Omaha Tuesday
afternoon. Mr.. Nailor Is an extern
sive breeder of cattle and sheep and
has made big success Of It.
A big strike is Oh ut The high
school auditorium Wednesday even
ing, February 10Th. BY whom?
Six little boys. Why? Because
they want more jam and not much
bathing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Lyngaard left
yesterday for Council Bluffs where
they will make visit with Mrs. Hans
Petersen, whose husband Is still in
the service. but expected home most
any time.
Miss Jennie Martin of GAINESVILLE.
Ia. who were called here to attend
the funeral of their brother, the late
J. c.. Martin, returned to their homes
last evening.
G. E. Demorest, District CONNER
cial Agent for the Iowa Telephone
Co., spent Tuesday in the city with
the local manager, G. ii. Virtue, re-
turning to Council Bluffs yesterday
morning.
James Hunt departed Tuesday ev-
ening for Darlington, Wis, where he
will spend week or ten days with
his brother Enroute home he will
stop at other points in Wisconsin to
visit other relatives.
The infant daughter born to M.
and Mrs Leon Hess last Friday died a
few hours after birth. Mrs. Hess was
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Hansen residing in the
north mart nf tho cnnnfv
Harry Traum and Glenn Taft, of
near Brayton were in the city the
fore part of the week and yesterday
went to Fonda to visit at the home of
Harry's parents, where he will help
with big public sale which Is to be
held today.
Our local reporter, II. ]. Savage.
took down with the FLU" Friday and
has been unable to be at his post of
duty on the paper. Today he is
feeling better and chances are that
he will be back on the job again
next week.
ID. w. Fullerton and F. A. Johnson
went to Manning yesterday where
they will spend couple of days at
tending the Avery Tractor School
which will be in session there. Quite
a number Of dealers over this section
of the territory will be in attend
ance.
August Johnson went to Corning
the fore part of the week to attend a
big Hereford cattle sale which was
held yesterday. Next week he goes
out on a several days trip. The
first sale will be held in Atlantic the
M ~ ~ md
points sales will be held each day oil
the week.
w. j. Conner, who has been here
on a weeks visit at the w. G.
Sheets home, left yesterday for 9th.