Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-03-27
+ LOCAL AND PERSONAL =

Jens F. Petersen spending the da,
in Atlantic on business and a friend
ly visit.
Frances Eagan went to Des Nome
this morning, to enjoy few days Wis
it with his sister.
Mrs. Myrtle Nelson went to Case,
this morning to visit with her hus
band and help prepare the garden
with him.
Mrs. Maude Walters of Guthri,
Center came this morning for visi
with her father, l. NJ. Darland ant
other relatives.
Look at the big offering in jew
elry We are making for our csc sale
for Saturday. j. F. Baker, success.
SCR to w. H. Cowles. 13-1w
We handle the Tip Top bread. II
you want something in the way OF
bread that will please you get oui
bread. The Alderman Co. 1t
Miss Anna Petersen of Davenport
who enjoyed a pleasant visit in Au-
dubon with friends at the Rev. F.
c. NJ. Hansen home, left for her
home this forenoon.
Miss Kathryn Mcclure. who was
here from Creston on business and a
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Mcclure, for several days, re
turned TO her home this morning.
DR.. Robinson of Atlantic was in
Audubon yesterday inspecting some
horses for Hans Hnasen and other
parties that are having them ship
ped to Canada for their spring work
Rev. G. B. Christensen depart
ed this forenoon for Sleepy Eye.
Mimi. where he will assist with the
Danish Lutheran conference, to be
held there Friday, Saturday and
Sunday.
F. o. Niklason left last evening
over the Northwestern with anoth-
err car load of No. l horses, his des-
tinatiOn being Cedar Rapids, where
he always finds a good market for
his sales,
John Conway and Dan Fullerton
had the Bull Tractor out yesterday
cleaning the paved streets and al
leys. 1t worked just as good as
on the dirt roads and makes nice
SpliHS CltdH-up.
Mrs. Miles Gardner and two chill
dren. after a pleasant two weeks
visit at Ames with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. S. Hunter, and at Deni-
son. with her cousin, Mrs. Albert
Weiss. returned home last evening.
Don't fail to look over our mill
inery department before guying
hot hi in
other special sale on hats for Friday
and Saturday. The Alderman Co.
Mrs. A. A. Seibert, son Lyle and
daughter Geraldine. former Extra
residents, now living at Gilmore City,
came to Audubon this forenoon for a
visit with former friends. They go
to Extra this afternoon for visit
with relatives.
Mrs. Clara Allen of Extra, who was
in the city looking after business
matters the fore part of the week,
took sick suddenly and was taken to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Gore,
where she is solwly recovering under
the care of a physician.
G. NJ. Ross departed this forenoon
for Hartford City, Ind, to attend the
big sale of Hereford cattle to be
held at the Reiner stock farm this
week. Mr.. Ross may decide to pur-
chase a few moro good cattle for the
Ross & Son farm near Ross
Mrs. Anna Olsen went to Valley
Junction this morning for visit of
several days with her sister, Mrs.
Hans Brown. Mrs. Matt johnson
hAr ~
accompanied her as far as Atlantic
to spend the day with friends
Lake Martinsen did himself proud
last Friday evening in the auctioning
of the boxes at the Methodist Ep-
worth League social, held in the NJ.
f. church parlors. Though the
crowd was small Lake did well in
disposing of the boxes. All present
had a delightful time.
The Irwin basket ball team failed
to arrive Tuesday evening for their
contest with the Audubon team.
However. a good game was staged at
the gymnasium between the high
school team and a picked team of
business men. which proved very in
teresting to the spectators.
Many have been talking about buy
ing a Ford this spring. We will
have two car loads of touring cars
next week and we will be in position
to make deliveries. II is going to
be difficult to get cars later an and it
will be a good idea to get yours now
while you have the chance. Mar
tinsen Garage. 1871
90 Clinton
Ia, who enjoyed two weeks visit
in Audubon with her daughters.
Mesdames p. A. Rasmussen and
Claus Kruse and families. returned
to her home yesterday morning.
Mrs. Rasmussen accompanied her as
far as Carroll, returning home on
the evening train.
Many people took advantage of our
millinery sale last week. We have
another special for Friday and Sat
urday of this week. You viii lose
money if you fail to take advantage
of these bargains. The Alderman
Co. IL
Mrs. Harvey Cramer and daughter
left last evening for Manila for a
short visit with her father. Thomas
Kilcoin and children, after which
they go To their new home at Glen
wood, where Mr. Cramer has charge
of the Standard Oil station. Her
ter-in-law. Miss Lillian Cramer ac-
companied her to Glenwood to help
her get settled in her new home.
Mrs. +. A. Bates received the glad
tidings yesterday that she is again
grandma The news comes all the
way from FL Paso, Texas, that son
weighing Sia pounds was born TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Guernsey,
Tuesday, March 25th. The child has
been given the name of Richard Lee
Guernsey Mr.. Guernsey is the son
of Mrs Bates. and former resident