Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-03-17
= LOCAL AND PERSONAL =

Kitchen cabinet, good as new, for
sale at bargain. Phone 2SOW.
Harry Raebel. 11-2
Marty Fritz, Of Manning, was in
the city for a weekend visit at the
/ VIM. Rucker home.
Miss Grace Cavanaugn left the
fore part of the week for visit with
relatives az Coon Rapids.
The American Red Cross rest
rooms open all day in the Harper
building, 507 Tracy street.
Brick-layers are making some
| changes in the second story Of the
brick building occupied by F. W.
Smith, the druggist.
Mrs. Valentine Leonard. who has
been making an extended visit at the
home of her son at Mason City, re-
turned home the latter part of the
week.
Eggs for Sales. c. or r. C.
White Leghorn and Plymouth Rock,
81 for setting of Is, or $500 per
hundred. Phone 327W Mrs. L. E.
Tramp.
Mrs. Evans Manquesen has been
somewhat under the weather at her
i'll for several days but is consider
ably improved.
Rev. G. B. Christensen ras return
ed from a several days stay at Cedar
Falls, where he was called to look
after matters in connection with the
church extension.
You can get the Audubon Repub-
lican one year for $1.oU on Friday
and Saturday of this week, provided
you are a new subscriber and reside
in Audubon county.
H. G. Leach and family. who have
been living in one or the d. G. Ross
houses a half block south of the
post office, have moved into one of
Chris Olsen's residences in West Au-
dubon
Don't forget to visit the mer-
chants in Audubon who have their
special Community Days sale Friday
and Saturday OF this week These
will be two of the biggest events in
the history Of the town.
George Gleason, who has been
here on a ten days visit, left yester-
day for Ravenna, Nebr., where he
will remain few days. In all
bon soon to remain for the summer.
Mrs. John C. Jensen was called to
Minneapolis, Mimi, Tuesday evening
by the illness OF her daughter-in-law
Mrs. Herman Jensen. She has been
i'll for some little time but does not
seem to be improving as rapidly as
she might.
One of the big features for Audi
bon this spring is the district de-
clamatory contest to be held in this
city on March 25th Contestants
from a large number of schools in
southwestern Iowa will be here to
participate.
The ladies of the Methodist church
art making liberal plans TO entertain
large number of delegates who will
come to the city the latter part of
the month to attend the annual con-
vention of the w. F. NJ. s. Of the At
lantic district.
There was an old-fashioned dance
at the W. o. w. hall Tuesday even
ing which was largely attended.
Dancing seems to be quite the go
these days. for we have had from
one to three dances week for a
month or more.
Mr.. and Mrc. Walter Williams are !.
rejoicing over the arrival of son,
born yesterday morning. Mother
and son are doing nicely, while Papa
Williams is the happiest man in town
and scarcely able to keep at his
work for any length of time.
Miss Annis Roth departed Satur-
day for Omaha where she resumes
her duties at the st. Joseph hospital
where she is taking a course in pro-
fessional nursing. She has suffi-
ciently recovered from her operation
for appendicitis to permit her to be-
gin work.
The NJ. w. A. took in large class
of candidates last Tuesday evening.
Practically the entire membership
was present and a right royal good
time was had. Through some spe-
cial efforts many new members were
secured 1t is expected that another
large class will be initiated within
the next two weeks.
DIR. and Mrs. e. L. Fitch were call
ed to Logan Sunday to attend the
funeral of twin son of his brother
Albert Fitch, who died at the par
entail home at Onida, S. ID. The
child was fourteen months old and
died from strangulation as the re-
suit of drinking kerosene. The re-
mains were shipped PACK 10 the old
home at Logan, where the interment
was made.
The Sunshine Community Club OF
Melville township sent flowers to
John Reuschling during his three
weeks illness. He informed us the
| other day that he appreciated the
kindness very much and asked us to
publicly express his appreciation to
the Club for their kindness. Mr..
ReuschNng is much I'M. 'yed in
health and is again able 4 up
and around.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Simcox re-
turned Friday from Omaha. Mr..
Simcox accompanied his wife home
from the Swedish Mission hospital,
where she submitted to an operation
about two weeks ago She Is grad
ually regaining strength and hopes
soon to be herself again. Their
daughter, Mrs. f. H. Ford, came
from Dows the latter part of the
week and will remain al the parental
home until her mother is again able
to attend to her household duties.
| On Tuesday evening about a doz-
en- of the neighbors of Mrs. l.. A.
Beers made their appearance at that
1ady's home to help her celebrate
her birthday. OF course, the lady
was not informed of their coming,
but that did not stop the enjoyable
ness of the occasion. The intruders
brought their eatables with Them.
and after an evE---s = .aiv socia-
bility, these were served, and much