Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-11-17
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e LOCAL AND PERSONAL

LOCAL AND PERSONAL :
complete line of .Cady and Gum
at the Virginian Cafe.
Come to the Hard Time Social to
see the fashion review on Nov. 21st
"Slide" at the Hard Times Social
Monday mite.
Have your fortune told at the
Hard Times Social at the armory on
Monday night, Nov. 21st.
Candy, Candy. Candy, at the Hard
Times Social Nov. 21st, at the arm
DRY.
Stop at Cedar Rapids Oil Co. and
have your radiator filled with aleo-
hol. Per gallon, Use.
Something for everybody, from
grandma to baby brother, at the
armory Monday night.
Chas. Fullerton, who is connected
with the telephone company there,
came home this morning for a few
days visit.
Bring your pennies to the Hard
Times Soeial-doughnuts, coffee,
sandwiches and hoky poky, at the
armory Nov. 21st.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. &c. Clark, of
Greeley township, are rejoicing over
the arrival of son, born to them
on last Saturday. III
Troy Cawthon who has been work
ing in the vicinity since early fall,
quit yesterday and returned to his
home in Des Moines.
Turk Henriksen, of the Henriksen
department store, is under the
weather and unable to be at his post
of duty at the store.
Miss Ida Zaiger left yesterday aft
ernoon for Manning, where she will
make visit at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Herman Keinast.
w. e. Kennels was a passenger
to Council Bluffs this morning to
spend over Sunday with his wife,
who is at the Mercy hospital.
The Citizenship department of the
Columbian Club met last Monday
evening at the home of Miss Ella
Farquhar. There was a good at
tendance.
I, Art Hansen and wife, of Manila,
were in the city short time yester-
day afternoon while enroute to Ex-
ira, for a visit at the home of his
parents.
| Mrs. Arvid Petersen who SUBMIT
ed to surgical operation two weeks
ago is improving very nicely and
was able to be up short time the
| fore part of the week Her speedy
recovery is earnestly looked for. q
Mrs. John Budd received word
yesterday concerning the marriage
of her sister. Mrs. Nellie I. Roberts.
to Mr. Abraham M. Barnes, both of
Lewis. The newly-weds will make
their home on farm near Lewis.
G. u. Gore left Tuesday afternoon
for Waterloo, where he win spend a
few days attending convention of
| the undertakes of the state. A
| special program was prepared for
yesterday, which was largely attend
ed.
L. p. Reeve went to Ames Mon
| day where he will attend confer
ence several days The matter under
consideration is in connection with
1.-THE Farm Bureau and at this confer
ence he is representing Audubon
county.
Peter Petersen, one of our pro-
| gressive farmers of Douglas town
ship, shipped car load of cattle to
Omaha yesterday afternoon and &C.
companied the shipment to see that
they were disposed of to good adj
vantage.
Mrs. Maria Anciaux who has been
here on an extended visit with her
brother, G. w. Hoover; at Extra
with her son. and with relatives in
Iowa City, terminated her visit yes
| terday afternoon when she returned
to her home in Peetz, Colo
DR.. w. T. Webb has moved his
family into the Watts flat, in the
| building back of his office rooms,
which they will continue to occupy
| for the winter. The doctor will rent
his property in West Audubon for
the present and may decide to sell IT,.
Erving Johnson. accompanied F.
l.. Anderson to Ruthven Tuesday
where they will visit at the home Of
| the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
p F. Anderson. While in northern
Iowa the Audubonites will spend a
/ lew udy5 HuHtlHB anu I@IN mas pIuu-
Used to bring back home with him
good supply OF ducks.
The members of the American Lee
gion enjoyed a splendid six-o'clock
dinner in the parlors of the Presby-
terrain church on Friday evening of
last week. The dinner was served by
the Women's Auxiliary of the Le-
| gion. 1t was a real spread and en-
| joyed by real honest-to-goodness
young men. 1t was feast and in
great contrast to the dinner enjoyed
on Armistice Day three years ago.
e. NJ. McGinnis, former assistant
county agent, came from Ames this
morning to visit old friends and ac-
quaintances. Mr.. McGinnis is finish
ing his course of study at the agri-
cultural college and when he fin
shes he may return to Audubon
county to locate on farm to put
into practice what he learned at the
college. He halls from Washington
county, but somehow or other the
soil in Audubon county has a special
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