Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-01-27
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= LOCAL AND PERSONAL >

OluI Jensen was passenger TO
Atlantic yesterday where he went to
look after a land DEAL
Amos Kaufman left yesterday
morning for Harlan, where he will
spend week visiting friends.
NJ. o. Kingsbury went 10 Des
Moines yesterday to look after some
business affairs for few days.
]. w Reese, of Des Moines, arriv-
ed in the city yesterday afternoon to
spend few days visiting friends
Miss Hazel Welsh was passenger
to Carroll Tuesday afternoon, where
she spent couple of days with old
friends.
Miss Minnie Townsend was a pas
senger to Harlan yesterday morning
and will be a guest of friends for the
weekend.
Have for sale 400 bushels of good
Early Ohio potatoes at 1925 per
bushel Free delivery. Webster.
Phone so. Az
j. w. Richards was a passenger
to Council Bluffs yesterday morning
where he went to visit relatives He
will also make a short stop in 0ma-
ha before returning.
A marriage license YVES issued to
Edward Lehinberg, of Westslde, and
Miss Edna Davis. residing on route
8, Tuesday. The young people were
20 be, married yesterday.
w. S. Roberts, who visited his
daughter at Marshalbown the fore
part of the week, came home yester-
day by way of Des Moines, where he
stopped to visit for day.
NJ F. Kerwin, a former we'll
known farmer Of Douglas township,
but now a resident of Carroll, was in
the city Tuesday meeting number
of his old-time friends and visiting
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Huffman,
who were married last week, and
since that time have been visiting
friends and relatives at Clinton and
other points in Iowa, returned home
Nyesterday morning.
c. e. Nickel was in the city a
few days the fore part of the week,
visiting at the home of Geo. North
up and other relatives. He farmed
here several years until last spring,
when he moved to Stuart.
B. N. Jensen came from Chicago
the latter part of the week for a visit
with his cousin, j. X. Jensen. Yes
terday the two gentlemen went to
Omaha for few days visit, after
which they will return to Audubon.
ID Mrs. Peter Hansen, who has been
making an extended visit in the city
at the home OF her son, Rev. F. c.
M. Hansen and family, left yesterday
for Minneapolis, Minn., where she
( will make a two-weeks visit with
\ relatives.
i Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Carpenter, who
i have been making an extended visit
Z with relatives and friends at Gary,
Ind, arrived in the city yesterday
E and are guests at the home of her
Z parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Turner
4 and family
< The January committee of the
Woman's Club will present the play,
Y 1.-TWO Merry Wagers" on Monday,
\ Jan. 31st, at the w. o. w. hall. All
Z. club members and their husbands
I are cordially invited. Bring plate,
cup and spoon.
r. ID. Hawks was a passenger to
Avoca yesterday afternoon, where he
went TO attend meeting of the Sec
retaries of a number of the county
fairs In this part of the state. Mr..
Hawks is the secretary of the Au-
dubon county fair.
Soren Madsen, All Miller and H. NJ.
Clark went to Guthrie Center yester-
day where they attended meeting
of the members of the board of sup
ervisors and the county engineers
of five counties-Audubon, Guthrie,
Z Green, Adair and Dallas.
l., A. White, manager OF the Au-
dubon Cooperative Exchange and
j. J. Ruhs, one Of the directors went
to FIT. Dodge Tuesday evening to at
tend the annual meeting of the
Farmers Grain Dealers of Iowa, who
will hold three-days' convention.
Ada e. Smith has filed a suit for
divorce from her husband Marshall
o. Smith, claiming as her grounds,
s cruel and inhuman treatment. The
case will come up at the February
term of the Audubon county district
court. The parties reside at Exora.
New Brunswick photograph. ma
hogany case, plays all makes of rec
ords. Owner replacing it with play
er piano, and will sell same cheap
for cash. You can save S75 to 800
on tDlS IldCnlnS. IT OF PARTICULARS
call at 204 Church street, or call
13S w after $3.50 p. m.
Jams Lang and daughter, Mrs.
Lake Martinsen, were called to Oma-
ha Sunday evening by the serious i'll
. ness of their daughter and sister.
: Miss Myrtle Lang. who was taken Ill
very suddenly while at the Fonten-
ellie hotel Reports today are that
she is getting along as well as could
be expected.
Mrs. Jasper Jensen went to At
lantic yesterday morning to spend
the day WI. friends. She has not
been in the best of health for some
time and this in connection with the
Illness of Mr. Jensen makes it dou-
bly, hard. Mr.. Jensen is able to be
about the house but mas not been in
condition to be outside for several
months.
The Hanes Orchestra, of Denison,
furnished the music for a dance at
the w. o. w. hall Monday evening.
Regardless of the inclement weather
large crowd was in attendance. The
music was reported to be the best
that has visited Audubon for many
years. Arrangementsswere made for
another dance TO be held on Febru-
airy 18th. when the same orchestra
will furnish the music.
Earl Bates, who has been out in
Colorado the past year. has been in
the city the past ten days visiting
his father, A. II. Bates and wife.
Tuesday afternoon he left for east
ern Oregon, where he will investi-
gate che proposition OF taking a SOL