Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-08-14
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

Sunday.
Mrs. Zelona Kline and children came
home yesterday from a ten days visit
at Omaha.
Paul Boyer, went to Atlantic, last
night for visit, and from there goes
TO Kimballton.
Lightning killed valuable horse for
VIM. g. Clark, of Greeley township,
Tuesday night.
Miss Hazel Titterington arrived from
Milford, yesterday, and is enjoying a
visit with friends.
A little baby girl, arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Andersen
of Hamlin, Sunday.
John Crees, went to Ida Grove today,
to spend few days with his sister,
Mrs, Thomas White.
Miss Mabel Keith, returned yesterday,
from Glidden, where she has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Hunter.
Fred Nielsen, who has been visiting
Frank Niklason and family, returned
today to his home at Dedham.
M. F. Kerwin, came down from
Carroll, yesterday, to visit relatives and
look after some business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. OH Mease, who have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ellis,
at Walnut. returned home last evening.
A. A. Davis and daughter took the
early train this morning for Knoxville
for an over Sunday visit with his
parents.
Relatives in this city have received
word of the birth of daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. K. F. Dickinson of Saskatoon,
Canada. The little lady arrived on
Monday.
Mrs. Day Henry and children, of At
lantic, are in the city on few days
visit, guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Kelley.
Miss Toris Nielsen, who has. been
spending week with DIR. James and
family returned yesterday, to her home
at Hutchinson, Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs II. Campbell, of Anita,
who have been visiting her brother, r.
We IdkcI anu Ihlullti III NAOid bOWh-
ship, returned home Saturday.
Good cook and dining room girls
wanted at once at the Park hotel
Steady work and good wages to the
right party. 32tf
Mrs. Rev. G.. B. Christensen went to
Wahoo, Nebr., this morning for visit
with, her son. She will visit other
points in Nebraska before returning.
a special meeting of the Commercial
Club, is called by the president for
Monday evening. Aug. Is. The matter
Of again oiling the streets will be taken
mp.
Adolph Wolf came in this morning
from couple of weeks sojourn through
Colorado. Adolph says he had a most
delightful time but found hot weather
wherever he went.
Ernest Reed, returned today, from
Montgomery, where he had been the
past two month enjoying asfarmsrs life,
on the farms of his aunts, Mrs. A. lark
and Mrs. Win Thompson. .s @
@. ]. Christensen and wife who re.
side near Brayton passed through the
city this morning enroute 10 Lake
Benton, Mimi, where they hope ID
spend acouple of weeks with relatives.
Ed johnson and r. p. Clark, mem
bers of the Board of Supervisors, are
in Council Bluffs attending the state
convention of Supervisors. County
Auditor Whitthauer went the day be.
fore.
Misses Faye and Magel Hellings, OF
Fl. Dodge who were guests of the
Misses Nora and May Hunt last week,
departed yesterday for Oskaloosa for Q
visit with their sister, Mrs. Frank
Movies.
Miss Helen Stearns who has been in
Kansas City the past two weeks visit.
ing her uncle, Stephen Stearns, returned
home Tuesday. She was met in ,Det
Moines by her aunt, Miss Ella M,
Stearns. $50
Mrs. II. II. Crocker and Mrs. Pres.
Keith left yesterday for Hobart, Okla.
to visit their parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
James Hunter Their father has beer
ailing for some time, but they hope. K
find him improved when they reach hi
bedside,
d. L. Cahail, the Guthrie Center rea
estate dealer has a lot of good farms tc
sell in Guthrie comfy and some OF then
near the Audubon county line. II you
are interested in farm lands it will BIZ
to your interests to have a talk with
Mr.. Cahail. stiff
The Ladies of the M. E. church will
conduct stand on the lawn of Mason
the photographer. on Aug. 10. where
they will sell soft drinks, ice cream anC
cake. They will have number oil
home made cakes which they will Offer
for sale.
A letter from the Elmer Agnew anG
family, of Cotton, s. ID. TO relatives In
Audubon. brings the good news that IN
the month of July, they had many
showers and a total rainfall of more thar
three inches. Fine crops have been har
vested, and there is a fiattering pros
pect for a big crop Of corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Olson, Clarenc,
Turner, and Mrs. Elizabeth Bamsey
returned yesterday, in Mr.. Olsons car
from Howard, s. d., where they have
been visiting relatives the past month
They report crops in fine condition. hav
ing had good rains at the proper time
during the summer months.
Mrs. Chas. Van Gorder, and daughter
Mrs. Lowene Kirk and children. Of
Chicago arrived yesterday from LAX
Okoboji, where they have spent {
month at the Van Gorder summer cot
tage. T.. y. Van Gorder and family
who were also there. expected to come
home by car, but were delayed because
of the heavy rains.
Geo. Kellogg is the delegate from thu
Audubon X. of P's to the Grand Lodge
in Des Moines this week. There was 1
time when the X. P's were divided into
two factions, the B. l. Sallingers and
the Ants. b. l. usually won out. w,
are not so familiar with the line NJ
this year but 1t is quite certain that b
I. will be there with the glad hand and
his influence will be felt.
Mrs. w. w. Smith. is expected to
arrive home this evening from Clarinda
where she has been visiting her daugh,
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