Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-04-15
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

| qulre OF Johnson az BUCK.
Diamonds at 35 percent less than
today's market price today. j. r.
Baker.
d. w. Wood left this morning to
spend few days in Omaha looking
after business matters.
| ]. w. Nelson was a passenger TO
Manning this morning where he will
spend the day looking after business
matters.
Lake Martinsen and James Jensen
were passengers to Omaha last night
expecting to return today with cou-
pie of new cars for the Martinsen
garage.
Mrs. Lucinda Johnson of Kansas
City, Mo-, arrived in the city Wednes-
day for an extended visit at the home
of her nephew, Geo. Slayton and 9TH
er relatives.
A. c. Ross left yesterday after
noon for Des Moines, where he will
spend a couple of weeks visiting old
friends and looking after some BUSH
ness matters.
Peter Christensen, who has been
working here since last fall, went to
Estherville last night to drive his
car home which he was compelled to
leave there several weeks ago.
Mrs. Elizabeth Marsden, house
keeper at the e. S. Van Gorder home
accompanied by young Charles Van
Gorder went to Des Moines this
morning for an over Sunday visit.
The Audubon public schools dis
missed Wednesday afternoon to per-
NIT the pupils to enjoy few days
spring vacation. School will re-
open on Monday morning of next
week.
Mrs. A. f. Lindblom of Oakland
arrived in the city yesterday after
noon for a visit at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Rex link and family,
and especially to see that new
granddaughter
Mrs. Phillip Kradle who was cali
ed here three weeks ago by the seri-
Gus illness of her mother Mrs.
Matthias Mogg, terminated her stay
Sunday when she returned to her
home at Chadwick. Ill.
Mrs. Henry Miller of Griswold,
arrived in the city Tuesday for a
week or ten days visit with her sons
Otto and Jacob Miller residing nine
miles southeast of the city and with
her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Macumber.
Miss Virginia Thompson. one of
the ateachers in our public schools,
went to Des Moines last evening to
I spend her school vacation with her
parents. She will return on Mon
day in time for the re-opening OF
school.
Mrs. ]. w. Budd and children
went to Atlantic this morning to
spend a few days with her relatives,
taking advantage of the school va
cation which is on this week so the
children will not miss any of their
studies.
We would like to secure copy OF
the Audubon Republican of October
8, 1919. We will pay the first boy
. or girl 25c who will bring copy Of
that date to this office. The paper
should be in good condition as 1t is
needed for our files.
John Griffith and August Johnson
left Monday evening for Williams
burg. where they attended pure
bred Hereford sale on Tuesday and
! on Wednesday they attended sale
at Cedar Falls. Today they are IT.
tending a sale at Marshalltown.
Mrs. E. F. Bilharz, son Emil and
daughter Harriet josephine, went to
Des Moines Wednesday to visit a
few days with friends. Mrs. Bill
harz will also hear CALI Curci the
famous Victor artist who sings at
the coliseum Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Barker left
yesterday for Davenport! where they
will remain several weeks. Mrs.
Barker has been in poor health for
several months past and she will en-
ter one of the Davenport hospitals in
in the hope of benefitting her health.
Mrs. Matthias Mogg. who has been
in a critical condition for month or
I more, is gradually improving and
the attending physician has great
hopes that she will speedily recover
from her present illness, all OF which
viii be good news to her many old
friends.
H. M. Keidel of Des Moines, ar
rived in the city Wednesday and will
make Audubon his headquarters for
the next few months. Mr.. Keidel
will represent the Commonwealth
Mortgage Bond Co.. of Des Moines.
stock for which is being sold in this
part Of the state,
F. NJ. Herndon, our faithful night
watch, met group OF six men on
Broadway yesterday afternoon. As
he approached them he asked IL
lthey had heard the noise. They
asked what noise?' and Mr.. Hern-l
idon replied: "Why, Lowden, OF nli-
nois,'' for president And all or
them said 'them's my sentiments"
Harry Conklin who has been con-.
/ Quoting the bakery since last fall,
thas purchased a new soda fountain.
4 (which will be installed soon. The:
store room will be given a new steel
ceiling and the interior OF the room
repapered and repainted. With
! the installation of new, snappy
soda fountain, Harry's place ought to-
! look especially inviting.
Mrs. Carl Caswell and little
daughter, Dorothy Louise, who have
been visiting at the parental John
Gates home at Lewis, were in the
city this morning enroute to their
home at Denison. Mrs. Caswel
! has been In Minneapolis with her
1 husband the past two months. He
has gone into business for himself
there. Mrs. Caswell went to Dem
! ison to ship the household goods 10
Minneapolis as they will make that
city their home after the first Of
May.
Frank Anderson had the misfor-
tune to get piece of dirt in his left
! eye last night while working on HIS
car at the home of his father, F. L.
Anderson. II panied him so much
last night that he was compelled to