Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-03-24
= LOCAL AND PERSONAL =

The price is reasonable on Rein
ances.
Kitchen cabinet, good as new, for
sale at a bargain. Phone 2S0W.
Harry Raebel. 11-2
Fannie Mae Brown and F. C.
Eaton were united in marriage on
March 21st. Congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Phares and son
returned Monday from an over Sun
day visit with relatives in Atlantic
Clark Wilson was a passenger to
Des Moines Monday where he went
to remain a few days to look after
business matters.
Jens P. Jensen left Monday morn
ing for Creston where he went to
look after a farm he owns in that
section Of the state.
Miss Grace PARROT of Adair ar
rived in the city the fore part of
the week and will be a guest at the
home Of her friend, Mrs. A. ]. Eek
holdt and family.
Fred Erdwin who has been here
on a visit with friends left the fore
part of the week for Kansas City,
Mo-, where he intended to make a
visit before going to his home at
Jacksonville, Mo.
F. o. Niklason shipped car load
of horses to Chicago the fore part Of
the week and accompanied the ship
ment. He had intended to sell
them at Des Moines, but on reaching
there found the market was not as
advantageous as in Chicago and
changed his billing.
Mrs. r. C. Hart returned Monday
from O'Neill, ,Nebr., where she
spent a couple OF weeks at the bed
side of her brother who was danger
ously i'll. He was greatly improved
however and practically out OF
danger when she left. DR.. Hart
went to Atlantic to accompany his
wife home.
Allen Sampson and John Butter
ton celebrated their birthdays last
Sunday at the home of Mr.. Sampson
on Washington street. A number
of friends gathered early in the eve
ming, and spent several hours in
social way after which refreshments
were served. Mr.. Sampson is Just
fifteen years younger than Mr.. But
terton, but regardless of the differ
ence in their ages they both had
good time and enjoy the best Of
health.
Word has reached Audubon of the
announcement of the wedding en-
gagement OF Miss Lois Lennon to
Mr.. w. r. Harvey, which is to take
place at the home of the bride in
Guthrie Center early in June. Miss
Lennon is one OF the splendid
and is a member of one of the most
prominent families. Mr. Harvey
was the principal of the Audubon
schools in 191S-19, going from here
to Guthrie Center.
Herman Freese who has been one
of the city mail carriers has resigned
his position which is now being fill
ed by Martin Barentson. Tuesday
morning Mrs. Freese and the baby
went to Extra where they will re-
main while Mr.. Freese went to
Ames, where he is arranging TO take
vocational training furnished by the
Ilo VIII lohC q AOui
years course in electrical work. On
account of having lost his health
in the world far, he is given his
tuition free in addition TO $40
monthly compensation from the war
department.
Senator II. j. Mantz came from
Des Moines Saturday ito spend a
couple of days at home looking after
some pressing business matters that
came up during the absence of his
law partner, Chas. White, who is
in Canada. Senator Mantz remain
ed until Monday afternoon when
he returned to Des Moines. In an
interview with him he informed us
that there was much important leg
islation demanding the attention of
the 39th General Assembly and that
every day would be busy day until
the time of adjournment early in
April. Mr.. Mantz holds member
ship on a number OF important COM
mittees and his time will be well
taken up during the remaining
weeks OF the session.