Local Notices and Personal News From Audubon City
Charley Pattison sold his dwelling on South Jefferson Street last Monday to Doug Hote of The Ohio Cultivator with its light draft and new swivel tongue. Closing out Ladies and Childrens Shoes at enticing prices. Miss Cora Layland visiting Audubon as guest of Maude Campbell. Jonaticus returned home after aiding Decoration services and Commencement. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Croy welcomed a ten pound boy born May 27. Miss Jessie Norton left for Council Bluffs after a year teaching. Miss Kate Hansen left for Woodbine to her home. Mr. and Mrs. Marius Andersen now living in the Born house near Congregational church. Mrs. Mamie Tanner Flint returned from Iowa City after visiting grandparents Dimick. Ed Guatin reports good crops and hog market prospects. Miss Louise Welch visits Douglas Wyoming to see former colleague Clara Powell Cooper. Frank Hensley reports Canada land sold at profit. more opportunities elsewhere. Miss Myrtle Hellyer and children enjoyed a picnic at Milliman Grove ending term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Norton
Council Bluffs
Kate Hansen
Woodbine
Marius Andersen
Audubon
Mamie Tanner-Flint
Iowa City
H. H. Dimick
City
Ed Guatin
Audubon Township
Louise Welch
Our City
Douglas
Wyoming
Clara Powell-Cooper
Methodist Church
J. L. Conger
Dena Statzell
Florence EK. McAninch
James F. McAninch
England
Katheryn Conmrardy
J.B. Connrardy
Germany
Laffaire
Lillian B. Dyer
Jand
William Dyer
Martha Bruner
Riley Bruner
Watches at PLM and new shoe sale announced
Local notices report special low prices on watches at PLM Christensen s. E D Coron opens new location selling shoes with repairs while you wait. Mrs Booth funeral in St Charles Iowa. Misses Jenkins visit Brayton during Decoration Day. For sale forty head of mules, aged one to three years, all first class and broke to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christensen
Perle
Mae Jenkins
Brayton
Connardy
Gwin
Memorial Day services and high school commencement
Memorial Day observances featured a church service led by George F. Kapp, with remarks by Rev. Wissler and addresses at the cemetery by C. W. Marlin and H. F. Andrews. The parade included veterans, a band, and flower girls. The article covers cemetery care, Lincoln’s Gettysburg address, and postservice reflections on national unity. It also details the Twelfth Annual High School Commencement on May 20 at the Methodist church, where seven graduates delivered orations on topics from education to home life, followed by diplomas and musical interludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F
Kapp
America
Charles Walker
Lincoln
C. W. Marlin
H. F. Andrews
J. P. Lair
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. Friend & Son
Iowa
V, R, Copeland
Lowe
John Riley
Comer Drie State
Exira
Towa
Cabinet and Wagon Shop
Peterman & Voss
Stevens & Bros
Chicago
Miss Amber Kelsey
H. P. Hansen & Co. West Extra
Gem
Sam Brown
Griswold
Charley Pattison
Jefferson St
Doug, Hote
Ohio
E. D. Corson
Cora Layland
Jonaticus
Hame
Albert Croy
Greeley
Frank Hensley
Canada
Myrtle Hellyer
Our Acheola
Milliman’ Grove
Frank Gault
Manning
L. J. Oldaker
Stuart Bank
Extra
Ola Heath
Geo. Marti
Copeland
Minnesota
Ladies and Childrens Shoes
E. D. Coron
Alfred Green
J. H. Bishop
Mrs. Booth
St. Charles
Ent
Zilpha May Gault
Rome
Gretchen Delahoyde
F. W. Delahoyde
Hol
Geo. Plantz
Nels C. Johnson
P. M. Christensen
Riley Building
A. Green
J. Ridgley
M. J. Riley
Carlton
Passadena
California
Des Moines
Bakey’s
W. M. Griffith
Atlantic
Howard & Smith
Hensley Bros
Hensley Bros. & Hamlet
D. E. Shrauger
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