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

with relatives.
Mirth is a paying Investment
because it's stock is never watered
with tears of regret.
Warren lines of Stuart was in the
city yesterday visiting relatives and
looking after business matters.
Chas. Booton and wife went to
Coon Rapids yesterday to spend a
few days at the home of Mr.. Boo
tons two sisters.
Jake Schieber of Calamus, Iowa,
arrived in the city yesterday to pay
his taxes .and to look after the farm
he owns in Viola township.
The best 10 acre farm in Iowa
for sale, $3.50 per acre. Don't want
to sell it without showing. Powd
McLuen, Guthrie Center, la, 41-1t
Mrs. F. H. Adams went to Des
Moines yesterday to join her hus-
band who went earlier in the week
for a few days visit with friends.
r. l.. Hoffman and A. E. Beason
went to Des Moines yesterday morn
ing and in the afternoon returned
with a new Hudson roadster which
Mr.. Hoffman had purchased.
Mrs. Mary T. Watts left Tuesday
afternoon for Plover. Iowa, where
she will visit her son Charles Watts
! and family few days before start
ing on her journey to Cheyenne.
Wyo.
Mrs. Henry Woodland and daugh-
ter who have been visiting at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Ella
Blake, and at the John Roth home.
departed yesterday morning for her
home at Pierre, S. D..
J. C. Crowther came from Mime
apolis the fore part of the week for
visit with his wife at the parental
| j. S. Dennis home. He will remain
few days to accompany his wife
| on a visit to Des Moines.
Miss Cora McIlvaine returned
from Kansas City yesterday morning
where she accompanied Mrs. DR..
Kimball of Des Moines for a visit
with the later's father, DR.. A. l..
| Brooks, who is taking short rest
there.
The regular monthly meeting of
Alison w. r. c. will be held at
the w. o. w. hall at 200 p. m,
October 14th. All members are
| requested to be present for special
work is to be done. Eliza Meyer,
Press Corr.
John Christensen of near Hamlin
left Tuesday afternoon for Denison,
Iowa, where he will visit his aged
father. Olda Christensen, who is in
very poor health. He is past SO
years of age and there is not much
hope of his recovery.
John Griffith left Tuesday after
noon for Missouri Valley, where he
attended the Spooner & Son Here
ford cattle sale which was held yes
terday August Johnson and his
sons also attended the sale, going
overland yesterday morning.
Mrs. A. Kimball and Mrs. S. A.
Chaplin of Charles City, who have
been visiting at the home of Harvey
Hight and wife, returned to their
homes yesterday morning. Mr..
Hight who has been i'll for some
weeks past is gradually improving.
George Ellis went to Walnut, Ia.
yesterday morning for visit with
his son Elmer Ellis and family and
from there will go to Sioux City for
visit with his daughter before re-
turning to North English where he
will probably remain for the winter
with his sister.
We have several good farms in
eastern Nebraska and WESTERN Iowa,
also local farms and town properties.
Before buying let us show You what
we have or if you are wanting to
sell your farm or town property list
the same with us. GuarH nteS ABB
stract Co.. Harlan, Ia, Chris Nelson.
Mgr. Real Estate Dept. flat
Ralph Johnson came home the
fore part of the week after an all
summers stay on his fathers farm
. near Stratton, Colo. He remained
at home until yesterday when he left
for Ames. where he viii attend Iowa
State College the coming year Ralph
has had two years at this Institution
and hopes to finish next year.
Straw is too valuable to he allow :
ed to remain unused Fresh oat
straw as we'll as Shea. straw, ran
be used as a roughage n wintering
stock II is also advisable TO use
it literally as bedding for farm ami
mails as it adds to their comfort and
absorbs the liquid part of the man
ure, which is the most valuable por-
ton.
Aubrey Herndon who accompa-
MED two car loads of sheep TO the
Omaha market Sunday, returned
home Tuesday morning. Aubrey
says he got in on pretty good
market and would liked to have re-
NAMED in the city day longer but
he was so deucedly busy at home
with work that he had to hustle right
back.
Alex Ferguson went TO Gray
Tuesday afternoon to meet Clarence
Shingledecker and join him in a trip
to Yuma, Colo. They left Omaha
to make the trip overland in the
truck. Clarence has a good Weld
of small grain on his farm this year
but has not threshed yet. Mr.. Fer
guson went to help him thresh which
they expect to do next week.
From the "dog hole of the world"
as they called ii, 15S doughboys
who claim Illinois as their home
state and 1875 of them from Chicago
landed in San Francisco Sunday
morning. The men came from
Vladivostok, Siberia. They were a
happy lot and few hours after the
big ship locked the dreams of the
men for fourteen months came true
] when they again set foot on Ameri-
can soil
Interviewed after the signature Of
the Austrian peace treaty Ignance
] Jan Paderewspi said he had forgot
ten how to play the piano. Il have
forgotten it, said the Premier. 81
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