Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-03-04
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: LOCAL ANIL PERSONAL

] G. Prosser, wife and that dandy
baby boy of theirs returned Saturday
from weeks visit at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Campbell and fam
lily, at FIT. Dodge. They had fine
time but were glad to get back to
their home in Audubon.
DIR. r. f. Childs accompanied two
patients to st. Anthony's hospital in
Carroll Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Ed
Tagart and Mrs. VIM. Bauer. They
expected to enter the hospital for
treatment and perhaps may be COM
PEELED to submit to a surgical opera.
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hays, who have
been farming near Hamlin, left
Tuesday for their new home near
Peqoit, Mimi. where he has pur-
chased farm. They leave behind
them host of close personal
friends, all of whom will be- glad to
hear % their doing we'll In their new
location.
Mrs. Walter Schrader fell at her
home last Saturday evening when
she stepped outdoors. She fell to the
ground with sucn force as to render
her unconscious, in which condition
she remained for several hours, III
the fall she did not receive any br *
Ell homes, but must have been irjur-
ed internally. At this writing she
is getting along nicely, however.
John Wagner returned home the
last of the week after spending a
few days with his renter on his farm
near Knoxville. He says all of tho
snow is gone at Knoxville and the
roads are in good condition for trav-
el which makes it Quite convenient
for many of the farmers who are
compelled to move the first OF this
month.
Peter Christensen OF near Extra
was in the city Tuesday and while
here purchased the Jacob Mogg
property on North Washington
street. In an interview with Mr..
Christensen he informed us that he
would move into his property about
the first of next October. He can
rest assured that cordial welc me
awaits his coming to the best little
city on earth.
Mrs, c. G. Nielsen was In the city
Tuesday visiting at the home OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ham Webster.
For the past three years they have
lived near Casey, but now they have
purchased farm near Brayton and
this week are moving their house,
hold goods there. This will make 1t
more pleasant for them as II will be
nearer relatives. practically all OF
whom live in and near Audubon.
March Jones and wife departed
Tuesday evening for Pomona, Calf,
where they will make their future,
home. Mr.. Jones mother has resid-
ed In Pomona for several years and
March will enter some kind of en-
plovment there for the present. He
prefers to be near his mother and al
so thinks the change in climate will
be beneficial to them. The Repub-
lican will follow them to their anew
home where their many friends hope
they will enjoy life and meet with
unbounded prosperity.
DR.. J. X. Donaldson has moved
his dental office from the d. e. Soar
building to the rooms over the Kraft
FAIR clothing store. The doctor
has occupied the rooms he just va
Gated ever since he began his prac-
tice over ten years ago, and only re-
linquished them to Mr.. Soar so that
he might occupy them as living
quarters. He has been living with
his daughter, Mrs. j. s. Small, but
they are moving to Extra and have
vacated the McLeran property on
Washington street which is to be oe-
cupied by Bert MeLeran and family.