Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-02-24
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. LOCAL AND PERSONAL >

Frank Gronert, OF the Audubon
Milling Co., spent Monday in Man
ming looking after business matters
r. E. Duffield, a prominent at
torney of Guthrie Center, was in che
city Tuesday looking after business
matters. e.
A. s. Lupton, of The Republican,
attended the convention of the Iowa
Press Association, in Des Moines, on
| last Friday.
Rev. VIM. Mack and wife were
| passengers to Des Moines the fore
part of the week, where they spent
few days visiting relatives.
G.. C. Carter went to Des Moines
Tuesday to attend the state con-
vention Of the hardware men of the
state which remains in session until
tomorrow.
Rev. G. B. Christensen was a pas
senger to Blair, Neb.. the fore part
of the week, where he attended a
business meeting in connection with
Dana college.
Miss Anna Bonneson spent ever
ouhudg Win hClf ~ SOOll
Rapids, returning Monday to re-
sumo her work as bookkeeper at the
Carter Hardware Co.
Mrs. Frank Bagley departed on
Tuesday morning for Plover, Iowa,
where she will make a few days
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Chas. Watts and family.
Hans Johnson, of the firm of
Johnson & Higgins, was passenger
to Omaha the fore part Of the week
While there he will purchase large
shipment of new furniture.
Joe Johnston departed on Tues
day morning for Deep River, where
he will visit his sisters and other
relatives. His mother died there a
few weeks ago, but on account of
illness in his own home he was I'M
able to go at that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Turner, who
visited at the home of his brother at
Madrid last week, have arrived
home. Mrs. Turner arrived Friday
but Mr.. Turner stopped at Jefferson
70 visit an old school friend and did
not get back until Monday after
noon.
A. II. c. Andersen and wife de-
parted Monday morning for Roches-
ter, Mimi, where Mrs. Andersen will
submit to a surgical operation. 1t
is hoped by her many friends here
that she will receive much benefit
and that il will be of a permanent
nature.
Albert Baier and family, who
have been farming in Greeley town
ship, have moved to Wetonka, S. D.,
where they will engage in farming.
They loaded the immigrant car on
Monday and followed a few days
later. Their many friends trust they
will like their new home.
VIM. Krauel went to Council
Bluffs Monday where on Tuesday
morning he was to appear as one of
the Federal grand jurors for the
February term. Tuesday afternoon
w. r. Thomas, Albert Fancher aad
Thos. Rutherford went to the same
place where they have been drawn
as petit jurymen.
Miss Mildren Christensen was a
passenger to Atlantic on Tuesday
where she will visit her mother who
is at the hospital recovering from a
surgical operation which was. per-
formed two weeks ago. Mrs. Chris
Jensen is getting along as well as
could be expected and may soon be
able to be returned TO her home.
John Shaw sustained a broken
leg last week when he assisted in
loading car of hogs at Gray. One
of the hogs made a break for liber-
ty but John was determined that
the hog should join his penmates in
trip to the slaughter house, so
made an effort to catch the hog.
The animal got the best of him and
in the fracus Mr.. Shaw's right leg
was broken just above the ankle.
He is now hobbling along on
crutches. John says his only salts
faction is in knowing that the hog
by this time has met worse fate
than he has.