Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-01-27

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rent. Inquire at this office.
Now is che time to buy western
Nebraska or southern South Dakota
farm. $40 to $50 per acre, easy
terms. Write Nebraska-Dakota Land
Co., Valentine, Neb. As
Mrs. A. Schwenneker who was
called to Extra last week to attend
the funeral of her mother, Mrs. Fred
Wahlert, was in the city Monday Wis
iting friends. Tuesday morning she
returned to her home at Irwin.
4 w. H. Schrader was in the city on
Sunday visiting his parents and num-
erous friends. He remained until
Tuesday morning when he~returned
to his home at Lytton, where he is
in charge of the Standard Oil station.
II. w. Kellogg and F. f. Taylor, of
/ Menlo, were in the city Monday ev-
ening for a short visit With Rev. VIM
Mack While here the two gentle
men assisted the reverend gentleman
in arranging his naturalization pap
ers.
Miss Emma Hall. who has been
here on a visit with relatives, went
to Atlantic Tuesday morning, where
she will make an extended stay.
Or. w. t. Webb was called to Lin
coin Nebr., Tuesday morning on PRO
fessional business.
II. p. Rasmussen. Peter Rasmus-
sen, Alfred Rasmussen, Elmer Ras-
mussen and Mrs. P A.. Anderson
and daughter, Mrs. Holger Lindholm
were passengers to Casey Monday
morning where they were called to
attend the funeral of a nephew of II.
p. Rasmussen.
New Brunswick phonograph, ma
hogany case, plays all makes of rec
ords. Owner replacing it with play
err piano ana will sell same cheap
for cash. You can save SIS to 500
on this machine For particulars
call at 204 Church street, or call
1873 w after $50 p. m.
Mrs. c. B. Lowry, who has been
making an extended visit at the home
of her niece. Mrs. A. ]. Lougheed,
departed Tuesday morning for Win
chester, KY, where she will spend
the remainder of the winter with
cousin. This is her fourth winter in
Kentucky, and she says she enjoys
this season Of the year in that elm
ate.
| At the annual election of officers
by the Kimballton Commercial club
held last week the following were
chosen: A. N. Jensen, president;
Hans Petersen, treasurer. No sec
Rotary was elected. The secretary
will be appointed at the first meeting
Of the board of directors. The board
consists of the following seven men,
bers: DR.. A. M. Petersen, Peter
Nielsen, Jim Fries, Folmer Hansen.
Peter Hoegh, Carl Lauritzen and ].
C. Johnson.
/ A team of horses belonging TO Emil
Dreher became frightened, at the
Northwestern depot, Sunday night
while he was loading a Grated hog
in his wagon. The team followed
the track and ran across the viaduct.
They continued their mad rush until
lthey reached the tile factory, where
they stopped. Neither of the horses
were injured and only the hind
wheels or the wagon we're torn off.
How the horses escaped injury in
crossing over the viaduct is mir
acle,
Miss Imtha Sloan entertained thir-
lteen young girl friends at her home
on Market street Monday afternoon.
The occasion was her thirteenth
birthday anniversary. The afternoon
hours were spent in playing games
and having good time in general
Before departing, "a two-course
4 luncheon was served. The guests
brought humber of beautiful pres
ents for Imtha, which she will no
doubt cherish for many years to
come. Audas Eaton was the insti-
gator of the party which proved to
be happy surprise.
A land where a date with a girl
means an evening with the family,
where cotton stockings are luxury
and where Spirits" are plentiful, is
the way an Atlanta young man de-
scribes South America, where he has
| gone to assist in the construction by
an American firm, of the largest cot-
ton oil mill in the Southern hemis-
phere. The work is going on at La
Resistenia, Argentina, where a cot
ton seed oil MILL a peanut oil mill,
cotton gin, an oil refinery, an ice
plant and refinery, il is SAID, will be
the first in Argentina.
H. G. Rice returned Tuesday morn
ing from Low Moor Iowa, where he
was called last week by the death Of
his mother, Mrs. B. c. Rice. She
died very suddenly on Sunday morn
ing while sitting at the table eating
breakfast. She was S5 years of age
at the time of her death Her hus-
band died seven years ago, and be-
Sides Mr. Ripn 0f this city eho laavnc
another son and one daughter. Fu-
day but Mr.. Rice remained few
days to visit relatives. The deceased
was known TO quite number of our
citizens as she frequently visited her
son here.