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

| EYer-Sharp Pencils from QUO up
]. f. Baker, jeweler.
$40 worth of merchandise for 100
bushels of corn. J. r. Baker.
Jens Brown went to Omaha ON
Tuesday to look after some business
matters.
Chris Christensen left Tuesday to
spend few days visiting his broth
er in Omaha.
$40 in trade for 100 bushels OF
corn. Help US fill car. ]. F. Bak-
er, jeweler.
L. L. Ryan returned Monday
from several days business trip
to Des Moines.
Gus Dettman, of Atlantic, was in
the city Tuesday visiting at the
home of his parents.
For Sale-Duroc-Jersey Bears,
priced reasonable. and guaranteed.
Ralph Davis, Gray, Ia. 49-2
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Phares and son,
and Orby Richards, spent Sunday in
Atlantic with his relatives.
We want to fill our car and will
still give 40 cents in trade for your
corn. j. F. Baker, jeweler.
Peter Bonneson left Saturday for
Anita where he went TO look after
a position in barber chop.
Jack" Lemon, of Atlantic, was on
our streets Monday to shake hands
and visit with his old friends.
Holger Lindholm was passenger
to Davenport Tuesday where he will
look after business matters.
VIM. Mcclure, of Nicola, was in the
! city Monday visihng his father,
Mike MCGUIRE, who is very i'll az his
home.
| Villisca Monday TO spend a few
days at the home of his grandmoth-
err, Mrs. A. B. Ross.
w. d. McMichael. of Adair, was
in che city Tuesday on his way to
Ross to visit his brother, Thomas
McMichael and family
49, Carey, OF Atlantic, was in
the city the fore part of the week,
visiting friends and looking over
some business matters.
Peter Hansen of the firm of Keith
& Hansen has been unable to attend
to his duties at the store for several
days on account of illness.
Miss Myrtle Clausen went to At
lantic Tuesday to spend few days
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Will
lie Christensen and family.
II l.. j. Anderson was a passenger
to Omaha Tuesday TO visit some
friends and at the same time look
after some business matters.
Leon Starr, of Rock Valley, is a
guest at the home of his aunt. Mrs.
Walter Kelly and family. He will
remain until after the holidays.
Miss Altman, of White Lake, s. D.,
arrived Tuesday to spend the holiday
season at the home of Mrs. VIM. Bint-
ner in the south part of the county.
Jack" Lemon. of Atlantic, was
on our streets Monday to shake
hands with his old friends. cmfw
hands and visit with his old friends.
F. M. Herndon took day off on
Monday and spent the day in Oma-
ha looking after some business at
fairs and visiting a number of old
time friends.
Miss Myrtle Andreasen, trained
nurse, who has been employed on
a case in Atlantic, returned home
Monday to spend few days with
her parents.
Jasper Hansen went to Atlantic
Tuesday afternoon for the purpose
of going to the hospital for sur
gical operation which was perform
ed yesterday.
Antoine Nepper, OF Sioux City, was
in the city short time the fore part
of the week while enroute to Extra,
where he will make an extended
visit with relatives.
Il j. r. Best is confined to his home
this week on account Of o seige OF
/ illness. He was taken sick about
two weeks ago and has not fully re-
covered from that attack.
4 W. H. Bolton was In Council
/ Bluffs to visit his wife who is re-
covering from a surgical operation
at Mercy hospital. He reports she
is getting along exceptionally WE'LL
j George Viewer. of the firm of Jen-
sen & Viewer. has been confined to
his home with illness since last Fri
/ day. He has all the symptoms OF
the flu and has been a very sick
man.
R. d. Hawks, secretary of the Au-
dubon County Agricultural Society,
was in Des Moines the fore part Of
the week attending the yearly meet
l ing of the state agricultural society
which held a two-days session.
Dave Hart, who looks after the
grain business in Ross. fell against
stone wall one day last week. re-
sulting in a badly bruised left arm
and shoulder. He has not been able
to do a great deal of work at the ell
evator, but has been up and around.
Z Mcclure e. Bamsey shipped two
! cars of cattle, Harrison Stanley one
ear of cattle TO the Chicago market
over the Rock Island Monday even
! ing. Mr.. Stanley went with the
shipment. F. o. Nickason shipped
4 a car load of hogs to Des Moines
the same day.
Frank Berman, who has been em-
! ployed in the printing offices in Au-
| dubon the past seven years, left on
! Sunday for Decatur. ILL.,, where he
will visit his relatives for the pres
emit. He is undecided where he will
locate. He has not been in the best
of health for some time past and win
more than likely take much-need-
ed rest.
Ira stetzell. G.. w. Stetzell and
Silas Neff returned Tuesday after
noon from Darlington. Wis, where
the former went to purchase car
load Of Hqlstein cattle Mr.. Neff
formerly lived at Darlington and Wis
| tied while the Stetzells were out
scouting for the cattle. They report
rain and bad roads all the way from
Dubuque.
| VIM. McLeran, w. ]. Kerwin, G.
! Fl. williams and John Ebert, Jr.. re-
turned Tuesday afternoon from Chi
! cago where they accompanied a
large shipment of live stock. The
three former had sheep on Mondays
I market and topped the market for
J the day, receiving $11.75. The
/ sheep men are we'll pleased with
] their returns.