Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-12-15
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. LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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taken at once. At ]. F. Baker jew
elry store.
Albert Schornick. of Carroll, was
in the city Yesterday spending the
day with friends.
Basket Ball Game, Audubon VS..
Irwin, Tuesday, Dec. goth, double
header. Admission 35c.
Dick Stutz, OF Atlantic, arrived in
tho city yesterday to spend few
days with friends.
Basket Ball Game, Audubon VS..
Irwin, Tuesday, Dec. goth, double
header. Admission 35c.
The Audubon basket ball teams
will go TO Elk Horn Friday evening
for a double header at that place.
Mrs. David Mitchell, of Manning,
was in the city yesterday, visiting
old-time friends and looking after
some business affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Phelps, of
Atlantic arrived in the city yesterday
for a short visit at the home of his
brother, Rem Phelps and family.
Henry bacon and VIM. Marquett,
real estate dealers of Atlantic were
in Audubon yesterday 20 see how
things were going along in real
live town.
The manual training class of the
public school will assist Fred Plaehn
in the making of the large star that
is to illuminate the big Christmas
tree In the park on Christmas eve.
Louis Hoover, the eleven year old
i son of Mrs. Eva Hoover is quite sick
at his home with tonsilitis. He has
been unable to attend school all
week and it may be several days be-
fore he is able to resume his studies.
Mrs. G. l.. Gore departed yester-
day for Ottumwa, where she will
make a short visit before continuing
her journey to South English where
she will visit Mr.. Cores mother.
who made her home with them here
most of last year.
| Jake Meyer drove 20 Dexter yes
terday and was accompanied by w
H. Conway, who he'd been here on
a weeks visit. If the weather con-
tinues favorable Mr.. Meyer may de-
eide to continue his journey on to
his old home near Montezuma,
E. M. Cole, one of the best posted
bee men in this part of the country
went TO Waterloo yesterday where
he will attend the state convention
which will be in progress couple
J of days. Mr.. Cole has handled bees
for many years and has been excep-
tionally successful.
| The public sale of Mrs. A. NJ Det-
wiler & Son was held yesterday aft
ernoon. An exceptionally large
crowd was in attendance and every
thing offered for sale brought a
good price. The Detwilers will move
to town soon to occupy their former
residence on Scott street.
r. w. Snyder, of Ames, who was
in the county several days this week.
conducting demonstration in kill
ing and cutting and curing meats,
finished his work yesterday when he
went TO Harlan. where he will con-
duet similar demonstrations in Shell
by county
Basket Ball Game, Audubon VS..
Irwin, Tuesday, Dec. goth, double
header. Admission 35c.
j. NJ Haskins, of Harlan. was in
the city yesterday and informed us
that about the first of March he and
his family would move onto their
farm. five miles east of town. Eight
cen years ago they left the farm and
moved to Harlan, where they have
since remained. Their oldest son
has finished his school work and
wants to take up farming, while the
younger son is ready for high
school
Basket Bali Game, Audubon VS..
Irwin, Tuesday, Dec. goth, double
header. Admission 35c.
Emil Hinshaw Bilharz, son of Mr..
and Mrs. r. 4, Bilharz, is spending
part of his holiday vacation in
Council Bluffs with Albert ID. Annis,
Jr. Both boys are attending Lake
Forest Academy. Emil was excused
from his examinations at Lake For
est because OF his high scholastic
standing on the Honor Roll. He
was recently elected literary editor
OF the school annual, 1.-THE Caxy."
He is a member of the school or
chestra and of the Gargoyle club,
which produces the annual dramatic
event of the school year. He will
arrive in Audubon today to remain
until after the holidays.