Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-11-04
= LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. J. G.. Pressed and son, Billie
went to Fort Dodge this morning to
visit her parents.
Mrs. S. ]. Oliver was called to
Coon Rapids Thursday by the i'll.
ness Of her son, William.
/ Have for sale single comb white
Leghorn cockerels at So each. Mrs.
Chas. Layland. 45tt
4 Mrs. ]. L. McGinnes and son,
Leonard, left today for Fort Dodge
for an over-Sunday visit with her
parents.
Mrs. Ida Chambers was called to
Greenfield THURSDAY morning by the
illness of her daughter, Mrs. Lois
Brown.
r. ]. Loveland left on Thursday
morning for the State Gamers
Convention, now in session at Ced-
ar Rapids.
Mrs. William Reinowski and baby
son went to Carroll this morning.
She had been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Emma Kraft.
Mr.. and Mrs. August SchradeI
left on Wednesday morning for
Brandon and later will go to La
Porte City to visit relatives.
Mrs. Z. Tharnish left on Tuesday
afternoon for Atlantic for a three
weeks visit with Mrs. John Tharn-
ish, before going to Los Angeles to
live with her daughter.
Mrs. ]. F. Baker entertained sew
eral couples at her home last even
ing. The diversion of the evening
was card playing, which was later
followed by dancing.
Mrs. Harold Northup and daugh-
ter went to Atlantic to visit her sis
ter, Miss Mildred Dimick, who is in
the hospital, recovering from an OPP
GRAFTON for appendicitis.
Mrs. H. ]. Rogers, of Harlan, and
Mrs. Harry Fleming and daughter,
Of Seward, Okla, spent Wednesday
of this week in this city, visiting at
the William WEIGH home.
Mrs. Ed Hidlebaugh and son, and
Mrs. C.. A. Kopaska returned to Bay
ard Thursday morning. They had
been visiting the Alex Zinke home
and with other relatives.
J. r. Wright moved into the
rooms in the rear of the Smith
buIIdlng, recently vacated by j. r.
Best. A. M. Currier will now occu-
py the entire Stockings building.
Miss Betty Andersen returned to
her home Wednesday morning. She
had been here caring for Mrs. l..
Dee Mallonee. Mrs. Mallonee and
the baby were getting along nicely.
The Misses Eva Smith, Mabel An
dersen, Hazel Olsen, Virginia
Thompson and Emma Kuntzwiler
went to Des Moines Wednesday to
attend the State Teachers Conven
ton.
Andrew Rasmussen moved into
the mouse recently vacated by a. V.
lessen, who moved to Adair last
week. James Law has moved into
the house vacated by Mr.. Rasmus'
sen.
Rev. and Mrs. T. P. Beck left this
morning for their home in Cordoga
Nebr. They had been visiting the
Hans and Nels Schmidt homes. Rev
Beck preached in the Danish Luth'
eran church in this city last even
Ing.
A four-room house with enclosed
porch, good we'll; has barn, all in
good condition, and located thret
blocks from Main street, for sale
cheap If taken soon. Can give pos
session at once. Enquire at this Of
flee.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Simcox and
little daughter, Merle, returned tt
Council Bluffs yesterday. They had
been visiting at the parental w. II
Simcox home. Mr.. Simcox. who Ii
private secretary to Congressman
Green, came to cast his vote.
Earl Farr, of the Kraft-Farl
clothing store, who is now manager
of a large clothing store in Dubuque
was in the city Tuesday looking aft
er business affairs. He was unable
TO remain away from his store YER,
long, SO was compelled to return the
same evening.
John Lovelace, w. w. Perrine, 7
H. Turner, o. Porch and William
Northup went to Council Bluffs Oh
Tuesday afternoon. They were &C
companied by Sheriff Wilson and by
Deputy Sheriff Boyer. The former
went to serve of the federal petit
and grand juries.
A young man by the name OF Per
| ry went into the service from Extra
land died while in military service II
France. His relatives have JUS
been notified that his remains have
reached the port in New York an1
that they will be forwarded to Elk
ira for final interment.
Miss Wanda Wright has accepted
position at this office and will dc
the local reporting and bookkeep
ing. Miss Wright is we'll qualified
to fill the position. The public will
confer a great favor on her and the
management II items of news viii
be telephoned to this office or given
to her personally.
w. ]. Kennedy and family are
moving to Fairfax, Iowa, where Mr.
Kennedy will have charge Of one o.
John Cahill & Sons Hereford herds
which is one of the leading in the
state. Mr.. Kennedy went with the
car Tuesday afternoon, but Mrs
Kennedy and children will remain
here until Saturday to visit will
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Butterton ant
Miss Goldie Sheets left Tuesday aft
ernoon for Denver, Colo, wher'
they expect to spend the greater par
of the winter, in the hope OF bene
fitting their health. II the climate
Is not suited to their condition, the!
will go elsewhere. Mr.. Buttertol
said ne expected to be back in
couple of weeks unless his folks pre-
vailed upon him to lay aside every
thing OF a business nature and taxi
a much-needed rest.