Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-12-22
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. LOCAL AND PERSONAL .


Mrs. r. F. Childs was a passenger
to Des Moines Tuesday morning.
John Downey returned yesterday
from short business visit to Coun-
Gil Bluffs.
John Andersen, of Atlantic, was
in the city Tuesday, visiting old
time friends.
'Oluf Jensen was passenger to
Atlantic Tuesday to look after some
business affairs.
Mrs. H. ]. Mantz went to Council
Bluffs yesterday to spend a few
days with friends.
Chas. Johnson and F. o. Nikla-
son each shipped car load of hogs
to Des Moines Tuesday afternoon.
Christmas Trees, Mixed Nuts and
Candies at Bargain Prices, at Rent
tie e. Reeds, South Park, Audubon
J. J. Ruhs returned yesterday
from few days business trip TO
Omaha, where he accompanied a car
load shipment of cattle.
David Goldstein and daughter,
Miss Fiji. were passengers to oma-
ha Tuesday afternoon to visit a cou-
pie OF days with friends.
Very Choice Christmas Candies
for zoe a pound; lbs. for $1.00.
Renftle & Reed. South Park, Audu-
bon, Iowa.
Mrs. Geo. L. Gore, who has been
visiting at South English. returned
home Tuesday. accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. Mary Gore, who will
spend the winter at the home of her
son, and family.
Mrs. Lydia Smith, a missionary
worker for the S. D. A., was in the
city Tuesday and reports having
been quite successful in the short
time she spent in the city. She went
to Red Oak yesterday morning.
Joseph Blohm spent Tuesday in
Atlantic looking after some--busi-
ness details. While there he met
his daughter, Mrs. Ella Hoover and
daughter. of Denver, Colo, who will
spend the holidays at the parental
home.
Frank Johnson shipped fine
blooded dog Tuesday to his son,
Ralph Johnson, who is farming a
ranch near Cheyenne Wells, Colo.
This will be fine Christmas pres
ent for Ralph and at the same time
pfONlut WIFI a kOOu CdllitlQOs
S. w. Cramer and wife, who visit
ed at the home of their son. Moody
Cramer, at Spirit Lake, the past
week. returned home Tuesday after
noon. They report having had a
fine time, and that their son is get
ting along very nicely in business
there.
Get a fine premium and The Au-
dubon Republican both one year for
s1.00. A years subscription to The
Republican will make a Christmas
present that will be greatly appreci-
ated. The only provision is that the
subscriber must reside in this
county.
Only eight days remain to get
The Audubon Republican at the rate
of 800 per year. This rate applies
only to readers in Audubon county.
Here is chance to save so cents on
one years subscription and this
saving is equal to almost two bush
els of corn. This rate applies to
both old and new subscribers.
John Riley. the popular drayman,
has taken living rooms in the rooms
| formerly occupied by j. w. Lam
drum, on South Park. John had a
hard time convincing some Of his
friends Sunday morning that he was
not married. II was reported that
Riley had become one of the Yule-
tide benedicts. How successful John
was in convincing his friends he was
not married we are unable to say,
but II you talk with Mr.. Riley he
will tell you all about 1t.
| A company OF twelve young ladies
went 20 the home Of ]. w. Mcclure
on Tracy street last Thursday even
| ing. Their going was a surprise to
the Misses Kathryn, Madge. Helena
and Gertie MCGUIRE. and the intrud.
ers found the quartet surprised be-
yond words OF expression. Howev-
err. they soon regained their usual
self-composure and proceeded at
once to make their visit pleasant
one. Cards and music wet the di-
version of the evening. II pleas
ing feature OF the evening the
delightful refreshments tina were
furnished and served by the invad-
ers.