Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-02-26
= LOCAL AND PERSONAL


Mr., and Mrs. w. d. Welch were
over Sunday visitors at Guthrie Cen
ter at the H. B. Shelley home.
Oluf Jensen and Henry Jacobsen
went to Winterset Monday where
they will close up land deal.
Mrs. w. r. Smith who spent sew
eral days visiting friends in Carroll,
returned home Friday morning.
August Johnson and John Griffith
were in Atlantic the last OF the week
where they aattended a Hereford
cattle sale.
Irv Jones was passenger to Kan
sis City Monday evening, where he
will spend few days looking after
business matters.
George Northup was passenger
to DeSota Monday morning where
he went to look after a farm he
owns near there.
j. j. Haals, the barber, went to
Des Moines Monday morning to
spend few days looking after a bus
mess proposition.
f. w. Weeks, jr., of Guthrie Gem
ter, was in the city Sunday visiting
his friend, Allan Biggs and wife.
Monday Mr.. Weeks went to Des
Moines.
Wanted--Good live district agent
in this county to write hail insur-
ance and appoint agents; liberal
commissions offered Address lock
box 1888, FIT. Dodge, Iowa.
N. L. Nielsen who worked at the
carpenter trade in Audubon a good
many years, but seven years ago
went to Battle Creek, Iowa, to To-
cate, was in the city several days
last week visiting old time friends.
He said Audubon certainly had made
some wonderful improvements dur
ing his absence. However, his town
is also making many improvements
and the greatest drawback at this
time is the inability to get building
material.
Miss Minnie Burr and Miss Mil
dred Payne came from Chicago Sun
day, where they have been the past
two weeks familiarizing themselves
with the new spring styles in millin-
cry and purchasing stock of new
headgear for the Burr millinery shop
on South Park. Miss Bunrr says the
styles this year are exceptionally at
tractive and urges the ladies OF Au-
dubon and vicinity to call and in
spect her new line. Miss Payne's
many friends will be glad TO know
she will remain with Miss Burr the
coming season.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sturdivan were
in the city few days the fore part
OF the week moving their household
goods to jefferson. They sold their
residence property last fall and were
to give possession the first OF the
month. They loaed all their goods
Monday and Tuesday both returned
to Jefferson. Mr. Sturdivan has a
good position there and he and his
family like their new home. 1t may
be possible that he will enter into
business for himself soon anh IL he
does his many old time friends here
will wish him all kinds OF success.
DR.. F. Rosenbladt, one of Iowa's
greatest surgeons. came from Council
PIrfs Saturday TO visit his parents
and to look after some professional
business. DIR. Rosenbladt has been
unusually successful as surgeon
since leaving Audubon. first going to
the Iowa Lutheran hospital at Des
Moines and later to the Jenny Ed
mundson hospital at Council Bluffs.
He is looking well and seems to keep
UP under the strain of so much sur
gical work. Audubon has reason
to feel proud OF the success OF one of
her favorite sons is making in the
world.
A. f. Herndon is branching out in
the pure bred cattle business this
year. He has made great success
of the spotted Poland China hog bus
mess and now he has decided TO raise
Brown Swiss cattle. Tuesday
morning he returned from GAINESVILLE
and Beloit, Wis, where he purchased
fourteen head OF Registered Federal
Tested Brown Swiss cows and heif-
ers. These he will put on the so
near town he purchased last summer.
His hired man win move onto the
place this week and will took after
the cattle while Mr.. Herndon re-
mains on the old farm to see that the
Spotted Polands continue to thrive.
Mr.. Herndon is hustler and all are
agreed that he will make a bug sue
cess OF the cattle business.