Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-01-16
u LOCAL AND PERSONAL "

big bargain buying days at Will
sons.
Mrs. N. Whaley. who worked here
a few weeks. left for Atlantic Satur-
day.
A. ]. Leake of Extra transacted
business in Ross and Audubon Mon
day.
Geo. Chamberlain of Atlantic came
the last of the week for a visit with
friends.
Claud Smith returned to Audubon
Monday evening, after a weeks visit
at Abel, Ia. with relatives.
Oranges at soc per dozen at Will
sons.
G.. V. Christensen went to Extra
yesterday to spend the day on bust
ness.
DIR. J. NJ. Fulton left yesterday for
Atlantic to be present at the opera
tion of Mrs. Ben Emery.
j. w. Antilles went to Van Meter,
Monday to attend to some business
and enjoy friendly visit.
See T. B. Eddy who is making
chicken feeders that are a grain and
money saver. Call on him when in
town 3-1w
Jack Stanard made his weekly visit
| to Atlantic Saturday evening. return
ing to his work here Monday fore
noon.
, Erick Greggersen of Extra. who
visited with Chris Krauel and fam
| lily near Ross, returned to his home
Monday.
Or. G. c. Rasmussen of Kimball-
ton was in Audubon Tuesday on
business and visit with former ac-
quaintances.
r. N. Wright of Union. Ia. came
Monday evening to Audubon for an
extended visit with his son, j. K.
Wright and family.
! Mrs. Harry Lauridsen returned ia
her home at Extra Monday, following
a visit here with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. l.. C. Lauridsen.
| Chris Heuss and two sons, Otto
and Will Heuss went to Camp Dodge
Tuesday morning to attend the sale
of horses and mules there.
Hans J. johnson of the firm Of
Johnson & Gore left on Mondays ey
enlng train to purchase new stool
of goods for their store.
II Arthur Farquhar was a Wednes
day morning passenger to Woodbin'
on business for the Register Life In
surance Co.
Oscar Swanson. one-half mile
southwest of Ross. is recovering
nicely from his recent severe attach
of pneumonia.
Mrs. Clark Wilson went to Extra
Tuesday afternoon for visit at tht
home OF her daughter, Mrs. Ed
Baiers and family.
Those chicken feeders made by T
3. Eddy keep the grain clean. See
him for estimates at his place OF bus
mess in North Tracy street. 3-lw
Mrs. Andrew Hansen. living north
west of Audubon was a Tuesday az
ternoon passenger 20 Anita to visit
with relatives at the Niels Andersen
home.
| o. M. Olsen and l.. c. Lauridsen,
who were called to Canada to attend
the funeral of the formers brother
Walter Olsen, arrived home yesterday
morning.
Herbert X. Purdy of Oakland was
here this week visiting with his
brother, o. X. Purdy and family anc
making arrangements to move here
on a farm in the spring.
Mrs. Warren Clark of Brayton, al
| ter a pleasant visit here with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Burns
east of town, returned to her home
Monday afternoon.
z. A. Hollenbeck will retire from
the farm in the spring. His son
Earl has rented the Bolton farm one
mile west of the Audubon Roller
| Mills and will move there in March
The universal testimonials of grief
over the death of Theodore Roosevelt
were voiced in many places and by
many people in this city. Politica
lines had little to do with the expires
sions. Testimonials of the fearless
ness and high type of Americanism o.
Mr.. Roosevelt came from the ranks o.
democrats. and republicans alike
without regard to clique or party.