Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-10-07
= LOCAL ANIL PERSONAL :

Hugh Hardie returned to Audi
| bon Monday after a three weeks
stay at Colfax, where he took the
| baths and drank the mineral water
| for kidney trouble. Mr.. Hardie is
much improved in health and thinks
he has been greatly benefited by the
| treatment.
Mrs. John Cozine was called to
Menlo Friday morning by the SER
ious condition Of her grandson, who
has been in poor health since early
last spring. For a time it was
thought that the young man would
overcome the ailment, but of late
his condition has not been so prom
| Using.
F. L. Anderson and wife, Bert Nc
| Leran and wife, ID. l.. Freeman, l..
E. Simpson and VIM. H. Freeman
were in Red Oak Friday where the
gentlemen attended a special meet
ing OF the Shriners. VIM. H. Free
man, who was here on a visit from
Casper, Wyo., was one of the can
didates who were initiated into the
mysteries of the order at the evening
session.
A. V. lessen who has been the but
ter maker at the Audubon Creamery
Co., plant the past two years, has
handed in his resignation to take
effect in sixty days. Mr.. lessen has
been a faithful employee and has
looked after the interests of the con-
Germ to the best of his ability. He
will enter some other line OF work
that is not so strenuous, and will
probobly remain here in Audubon
If he can find something suitable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Story re-
turned to Mason City Monday morn
ing after spending a few days visit
ing with relatives following the fun
eral OF their son Lyle, who was bur-
ried here last week. Mr.. Story and his
wife will move this week to Owa-
tonna, Mimi, where he will take up
some line OF work. They had their
household goods all packed and
ready to ship when their son met
with the accident that cost him his
life.
C. B. Elliott came from Creston
Saturday to join his wife who has
been visiting at the home OF her
mother, Mrs. VIM. Layland. Sunday
evening they went to Chicago where
Mrs. Elliott will take treatments
from a specialist. Several months
ago Mrs. Elliott had her lower jaw
bone broken while having some
teeth extracted, and the fracture
has not healed very satisfactory. 1t
has caused her a great deal af pain
and annoyance.
C. C. Nelson, the well known Aud
ubon auctioneer who has been in
Canada most of the summer, re-
turned Saturday morning. Mr.. Nell
sons three sons who are farming in
Canada on a large scale have just
finished threshing 10000 bushels OF
small grain. Mr.. Nelson had his
right hand hurt while working with
an automobile, and not being able
to do much about the farm, conclud-
ed to come home. He Is now get
ting in shape to cry farm sales.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Sheets who
have been in Canada since the ear
ly part Of March returned to their
home in Audubon the latter part OF
| last week. They went to help their
son who is farming a large ranch.
While Mr.. Sheets was doing some
| farm work he sustained a broken
| leg which necessitated his going to
hospital, and while there it was
| found that an operation for anoth-
err ailment became necessary. After
spending three months at the hospi-
tai he was released as being strong
enough to make the long journey
homeward. Mr.. Sheets is able to
come down town daily and he is GER
tainly enjoying the company Of his
old time associates.