Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-01-29
) LOCAL AND PERSONAL .

H. r. Purdy returned today from
a several days business visit at
Il Oakland.
j. II. Williamson and Otto Leib
4 went to Atlantic yesterday morning
on matters of business
Bulls for sale at farmers prices.
q Call on J. H. Griffith, phine 6A4 or
4 Route 3, Audubon, Iowa. 2-tf
Mrs. Otto Lund left yesterday
morning for Marine, where she win
spend a week visiting relatives.
Miss Nora Hunt was a passenger
to Des Moines yesterday morning,
where she will consult an eye spe-
cialist
J. w. Landrum went. to Lorah
!. yesterday to do some piano tuning
and to look after some business
matters.
George Northup went to Stuart
yesterday where he will spend a
couple Of days looking after his farm
near there.
c. H. Priestley left yesterday
morning for Lewis, where he went
to visit his daughter, Mrs. F. O..
Harmon and family.
Mrs. Clint Stemm returned to her
home at Menlo Saturday after spend
ing week in the city visiting rela-
tives and former friends.
Mrs. C. E. Kitterman of Eiskilwa,
ILL.,, who attended the funeral of the
late Chauncey Gardner, returned to
her home yesterday morning.
Otto Schrader and wife. who have
been here on a three weeks visit
with relatives. departed this morn
ing for their home at Craig, Colo.
Mrs. Myrtle Redick left yesterday
morning for her old home at Fair
field, where she will make an ex-
tended visit, but later will return to
Audubon.
Mrs Minnie Raebel left yesterday
to spend few days in Carroll with
her niece. Miss Anna Beckmann who
is at the hospital recovering from am
operation.
Will have a car load of No l Ne
braska hay ON track Friday Of this
week. II you want some real good
hay you will want to buy some or
this. j. F. McCort.
Arthur Farquhar departed yes
terday morning for Des Moines,
where he will attend the yearly
meeting of the agents of the Regis
ter Life Insurance Co.
John Nelson, who has been visit
ing friends in FIT. Dodge came back
the fore part of the week and after
few days stay left yesterday for
Peru, Ia, where he went to visit %
brother.
Mrs. e. e. Clark went to Carroll
Tuesday morning to VISIT her son, J.
l.. Clark and family Mr.. Clark has
been quite sick the past week and
his condition was such that they
deemed it advisable to send for his
mother.
r. j. Loveland of the Audubon
Canning Co., left the last Of the
week for Cleveland, Ohio, where he
will attend the National Gamers As
ISOLATION which will be in session
practically all of this week.
Mrs. w. b. Robinson came from
Scotland, S. D., yesterday for visit
with her daughter Mrs. w. G. Will
son and family The children at
the Wilson home are sick and she
came to help them during the Illness
Mrs. Sam Ely, who has been here
on a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Phillips and family, returned
to her home at Guthrie Center yes
terday morning Mrs Phillips ac-
companied her mother nome for a.
few days visit,
J. b. Nelson OF st. Louis. Mo-, ar
rived in the city yesterday morning
and will make his sister, Mrs. AM
drew H2nsan on route five short
visit Mr.. Nelson said he had not
seen his sister for twenty years. and
no doubt the visit will be an inter-
esting one.
Clint Olson and wife, former resi-
dents of Audubon county, but VINO
have been making their home near
Milford the past few years. were IN
the city Sunday attending the funer-
al of the late c. H. Gardner They
remained until Tuesday when they
returned home.
Miss Ellen Graham returned to
her work in TT. Dodge yesterday
morning after spending three weeks
in the city with her parents, Mr.
4 and Mrs. Mel Graham She was call
ed home by the serious illness OF her
\ father, but he is somewhat improved
SO she returned to her work.
IS. P, Daugaard of Brayton was in
the city yesterday enroute 70 sion
n CITY for a visit with his son Chris.
y Daugaard who is finishing course
{ of study in a school in that city.
Chris owns a farm near Lemon, .
d.. but decided TO take little spe-
cial work during the winter months
q Nels P. Hoegh of Brayton receiv-
q ed the sad news Wednesday OF tnes
u death of his eldest sister, which oc-
N Cured at her home in Davenport.
"A MIR. Hoegh went to Davenport yester-
q day and will attend the funera
q which Is to be held tomorrow. Inc
deceased is known here as sne visl'-
e9 relatives at different times.
Dick owen OF Howard, S. d., ar
" rived in the city the last OF the
IA week for a visit with his father and
other relatives Mr. Owen is look
ing fine and from all indications hls
Fl new location is agreeing with hin.
He has splendid farm near Howard
which has increased in value quite a
little since he purchased It. two
years ago.
Oliver Lovelaee and wife, who
have been spending a few days at
the home of his pzHsn.ss. Mr. anc
Mrs. John Lovelaee, north u town,
returned yesterday to their horos
near Indianola, where he Is DOING ex-
tensive IL ming. They came at this
time to att-nd the public sale which
was held Tuesday and reports have
II that everything sold well.
n Rev. G.. B. christensen left Nan