Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-02-06
+ LOCAL AND PERSONAL

10 percent on Long Cloth at Will
sons.
w. J. Kness and Frank Sampson
were business passengers to Manning
Tueday forenoon.
Leon Johnson. Just released from
service went to Ames Friday to visit
his former school chums.
j. A. Graham returned yesterday
morning from Taylor county where
he was called on legal business.
Chas. Petersen, who visited here
with his brother, Dan and family,
left for his home at Omaha, Friday
Lost, an old pocketbook containing
IS bill, two dimes and a nickel.
Finder please return to John Thorpe.
Is percent discount on all Per-
Gales at Wilson's.
Z. j. Fitch returned TO Logan, Ia,
Saturday. after visit here with his
brother. DR.. +. l.. Fitch and family.
Three tons of slough hay for sale
at $50 ton. This is good quality
hay. See H. A. Tessman. 1wpd
Fred Buthweg who spent several
days at different South Dakota points
on business, arrived home Friday
last
Miss kolb who was a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Stetzel. returned TO her
| home at Elk Horn yesterday after
noon.
Roy Demero returned home Mon
day forenoon from Sac City where he
was on business and visit with rel
auves.
j. Marley. formerly employed
here, came from Manning Saturday
to spend the day on business and visit
friends.
Mrs. A. Schwenneker of Irwin, al
ter visit in Extra with relatives and
in Audubon with friends, returned to
her home Tuesday morning.
Chas. Tramp. who spent fort
nights visit here with his brother,
l.. K. Tramp and family, departed for
Yuma. Colo, Sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Weston. resid-
ing east of town are the happy pa
rents OF a baby girl born to them
Monday morning of this week
Is percent discount on all Muslirs
at Wilson's.
Chris p. Jensen and daughter of
Anita arrived in the city yesterday 10
spend a few days visiting relatives
and looking after some business mat
ter.
Glenn Scott and wife living four
miles northeast of town are rejoicing
over the arrival of baby boy at
their home the latter part of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Momsen, who
visited with her brother and family
at Extra, were in the city yesterday
enroute to their home at Lake
View.
Mrs. S. p. Nesser and daughter
who have been spending a week visit
ing at the home of her parents near
Anita, returned home yesterday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Chas. Coulter, who was called
to Valley Junction last week on ac-
count of the illness of her mother,
Mrs. j. Brady, returned home last
Thursday.
John A. Graham left Monday
morning on business visit to Block
ton, Iowa, in the southwestern part
of che state, where he expected to
remain for several days
IS percent discount on Pillow Tub
ing at Wilon's.
Frank Hudspeth, who has been
taking treatment at Excelsior
Springs. Mo, for few weeks, arriv-
ed home Saturday evening. He is
feeling much better now.
Geo Alcorn went to Omaha the
last Of the week for few days visit
with his wife and daughter. He re-
turned to his work on the st. Pat
rick's church Tuesday forenoon.
C. Level was an over Sunday Wis
itor in Carroll with relatives return
ing to his work here at the Consum-
ers Electric Light store Monday. He
was recently mustered out of serv-
Ice.
The ge4ial clo+hier, Earl Farr,
manager of the Kraft-Farr clothing
store, returned from Des Moines this
morning where he attended the state
convention of the Iowa Clothing
Dealers Association.
Mrs. j. s. Small departed Satur-
day for South Dakota to visit Miss
Beulah Connrardy. who attends a
college at Yankton. Mr.. Small &C
companied her as far as Manning,
making the trip by auto
c. Mischler has been idle several
days from his work on the North
western section. Saturday a piece of
cinder flew and struck him in the
eye, causing very painful sore for
few days. He is doing nicely now
Mrs. j. r. Personette who was call
ed here ten days ago to attend the
funeral of her father. the late Benz
Moore, departed yesterday morning
for her home at Sioux Falls, s. d., af-
ter short visit with her brothers.
10 percent discount on Wash
Goods at Wilson's.
Rev. Mack, pastor of the Presbyte-
rian church returned Monday from
Creston where he had been called to
assist in the memorial services held
on Sunday for Warren Leonard,
young man well known here who died
in France while in the army service.
Wallie Gleason, recently discharg-
ed from army service, after a pleas
ant visit here with his grandmother,
Mrs. S. X. Curtis and his uncles, Rob-
ert and Ned Curtis, departed for his
home at Wood River, Nebr., Tues
day morning. $3.50
Mrs. w. III. Cowles and Mrs. Geo.
Viewer went to Des Mones Tuesday
to visit at the John McVicar home
and with other friends. Mr.. Viewer
accompanied them and will attend
the National Clothiers' Convention,
being held there this week.
Chris Hermansen who has been
farming seven miles west of Audubon
went TO Winterset yesterday morning
60 Oh ,fsN h.. f,r l., akno