Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-10-02
: LOCAL AND PERSONAL

II Jensen and Mrs. Hans Hansen, who
visited over Sunday with relatives
at Weston, Iowa, returned home
! Tuesday afternoon.
! Thomas Law left Tuesday even
| ing for Des Moines to visit friends a
| few days and TO attend the Shrine
meeting which was held last night.
Mrs. ]. E. MCGUIRE returned to
her home in Stuart the last of the
week after visit with her mother,
! Mrs. b. Cunningham and numerous
old time friends.
Will have a car load of northern
! potatoes here in a short time. III
| you want your winter supply, better
let us have your order now for when
you see the potatoes you will want
| them. Renftle & Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Farr returned
yesterday from few days business
trip to Omaha. Mr.. Farr went to
purchase another supply of rubber
goods to be added to his stock of
shoes.
c. H. Malone, who has been Wis
iting his son at 0skaloosa, arrived
in the city the fore part of the week
for a visit with his old time friend,
+. c. Miller Tuesday he depart
ed for his home at Wahoo, Nebr.
L. Baker, wife and son departed
the last of the week for Los An
| geles, Calf, where they hope to
spend the winter and may locate
there permanently if they can find
suitable place TO enable their son to
attend college.
Mrs. E. G. Miller of Osceola, Ia,
who has been visiting at the Henry
| Klever home the past week return
ed home Tuesday afternoon. She
was accompanied by Miss Ella
| Klever, who will make a ten days
visit at the home of her aunt.
Miss Fiji Goldstein, who has been
| visiting at the Frank Rice home
| during the summer months, return
4 ed Tuesday evening to Chicago,
| where she will attend the University
of Chicago the coming year. This
is her second year at that institu-
| ton.
Mrs. L, j. Yaggy and Mrs. Arthur
! Denger of Davenport arrived in the
| city Monday for months visit at
the home of the ladies parents; Mr..
and Mrs. Val Leonard. Tuesday
the family enjoyed big dinner at
which most of the children were
| present.
Mrs. Mary T. Watts went to
Marysville, Mo-, Tuesday morning to
assist in judging a baby contest held
! there this week. She expects to
| leave the latter part of the week for
| Cheyenne, Wyo., to assume her du-
tbs as secretary of the public health
bureau for the state of Wyoming.
Nj L. Carper returned from Col
| fax Tuesday afternoon where he
took his son Ralph, who will remain
| there for treatment Ralph has
been bothered with rheumatism for
| several months and he thought the
| baths and treatment at the springs
would bring him the much desired
| relief,
Mrs. Claussen who has been in
the city the past three weeks visit
| ing at the home OF her sister. Mrs.
| Hi Mendenhall returned to her
| home at Lawrence, Kansas the last
| of the week She was agreeably
| impressed with Audubon and only
regretted that she could not remain
| longer.
| VIM. Ebert, who is farming the
Musson ranch east 81 town has dis
covered that reckless hunters kill
ed a young steer in his pasture the
other day. He thought the ami
NAL had died from some disease but
on examination it was found that
bullet had penetrated the ami
mails brain.
Harold Mccall of Atlantic, who
| has been working on the new resi-
| dence of Mahlon Boyd, returned to
his home Tuesday afternoon for
| few days He will return later to
assist in the carpenter work on the
new house which Mr.. Boyd expects
! 10 occupy about the first of next
March or soner il possible.
Albert Johnson and his brother,
Roy, left Tuesday evening for Mis-
souri, Valley to assist S. A. Spooner
! in getting his Hereford cattle in con-
dition for his big sale which will be
| held October Sth. The Johnson
boys know how to get cattle in con-
dition and both of them will no
| doubt render valuable services.
Albert Gates "fumbled" a ten
pound sledge hammer while at work
! at the Oelke Co. store Monday af
ternoon with the result that II
dropped on his big toe, injuring il
TO the extent that he has been COM
PEELED to lay off for a while. II no
unforeseen complications arise the in
! jury win heal rapidly and Albert
will be able to get TO work in cou-
pie of weeks.
l. W. Wright returned yesterday
he xrf0
tied his brother, Elisha. He and
his brother Thomas OF Fairfield,
went 10 the home of their brother,
John l.. Wright at Golden City. Mo-,
where they enjoyed family reunion
and enroute home came by way of
Wichita. This was the first gath
ering the four brothers had enjoyed
for many years.
Ray Leonard who has been en-
joying a two weeks vacation from
his duties in the drug store at
Avoca came to Audubon Tuesday af-
ter a ten days hunt in Minnesota.
While he has been getting game his
wife and baby have been staying at
the home OF his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VAL Leonard. They will re-
main here for a few days before re-
turning to their home.
Andy Hansen has filed a suit for
divorce from his wife, Mary Han
sen. They were married in No
vember. 1916 and have made their
home here most of the time, Last
spring he filed similar suit but the
court denied decree of divorce,
The couple have not been living to-
gether for some time, the wife be-
ing in Atlantic most of the time.