Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-07-17
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: LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


Monday, to visit with friends.
Chris Henriksen went to Anita Tues
day to look after things at his farm.
Jens p. Petersen, went to Lake
Okoboji, Monday for a weeks outing.
Herman Kraft who visited relatives
here few days returned to Omaha
Sunday.
Leonard Christoffersen is in Atlantic
this week visiting his cousin Raynor
Sorensen.
Carl C,swell, Of Denison was an
over Sunday visitor at the John Gates
home.
Mrs. F. Fl. Adams went to Pittsburg,
Penn, Friday to visit her daughter,
Mrs, Goodwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Griffith, were in
Carroll Monday to visit a few days
with his parents.
o. ]. Bellwood, is the new drug
clerk, at the Prick drug store. He
comes here from Turon, Kans.
Mrs. Bradford has returned to her
home in Omaha after a visit here with
her sister, Mrs. c. l.. Tramp.
Mrs. NJ. A. Eldrich, who has been
visiting at the Will Brockway home,
returned to Omaha Monday.
Levi Kopp was in Des Moines the
fore part of the week taking medical
treatment and visiting friends.
Geo. Swender, went to Lake City,
Sunday, to visit his daughter who
makes her home at that place.
John Preston, returned Monday from
Rockwell City, where he had been Wis
iting over Sunday with friends.
Mrs. Will Huntsberger, returned
Monday, from Dednam, where she had
been visiting her brother Bert Dolla.
hide.
Henry Nielsen, returned Monday to
his home at Ames, alta a short visit
with his sister-in-law, Mrs. Albert
Weston.
Miss Gwendolin Carey came to
Audubon Monday after a pleasant
three weeks visit with relatives at
New franklin, Mo.
Mrs. J. s. Deunis visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs Cummings and family at At
lantIc the fore part of the week.
Mr.. Spicer, of Sac City, while on his
way to Red Oak, stopped off day to
visit his old friends c. II. and d. ID.
Sampson.
E. r. Hensel, returned Monday from
Villisca, where he has been visiting his
,hS, haC hann 70 Sial lint 10
now much better.
Rev. T. b. Beck and family, arrived
from Hutchinson, Mimi, Tuesday, to
be present at the silver wedding of his
cousin, Mrs. Nels G. Schmidt.
Miss Carrie NJ. Berger, arrived from
Toledo Tuesday, to take charge of the
music at the Teachers Institute in
session here this week.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Harmon who has been at
Downs, Kansas the past two weeks
visiting some some sick relatives, re-
turning home Tuesday.
Herbert Huelson who has been here
on visit to his sister, Mrs. Rev. o.
Mehnert and family, returned Monday
to his home near Jonesboro, Ill.
Julius Hecker has returned to his
home in Omaha after spending several
days here with his mother, whom we
are pleased to chronicle is improving.
LATE Simpson and family, and Fred
Smith and family, went to Omaha in
Mr. Simpsons car Monday. ]. +.
Schroeder, is handling the drugs at
Smiths drug store during his absence.
Mrs. Chester Brooks, of Iowa City
who has been in the city the past ten
days visiting her daughter, Mrs Carrie
Wood, went to her home Tuesday
Mrs. Wood accompanied her and will
visit at the parental home for week
or so.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Isle, of Clarinda
were in the city Tuesday visiting old
friends. Mrs. Isle formerly lived
here. Her husband was for years
editor of the Clarinda Herald but is
now devoting his entire time to his
manufacturing industry.
Last weeks Colfax Clipped says:
Mr.. T. E. Mason, the Audubon pho
tographer was among our callers this
morning. He reports Henry Hoogen-
in their new home and publishing bust
ness, which is good news to their many
Colfax friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. j. Freeman who
have been sojourning in the east the
past two months returned home Sun
day noon. They had a most enjoyable
trip and visited many places of inter
est The scene at Gettysberg was a
wonderful sight. The dreadful heat
marred their pleasure to some extent,
but all in all their long earned vacation
was full of interest.
The Hon. II. j. Mantz, of this city is
scheduled to appear on the program at
the Old Settlers Association to be held
at KosZta, Iowa county, Friday Aug.
list. Mr. MantZ was born near that
place but left while still a small boy.
The other speaker will be Rev. w. s.
knight, the great Odd Fellow lecturer.
No doubt Mr.. Mantz will give them q
splendid address and one the old timers
will thoroughly appreciate.
II. J. Hoogenakker, who established
the Donnellson Review at Donnellson
IA years ago and was later connected
with the Daily Plain Dealer at Fit.
Madison, but now editor. of the Audi
bon Republican, is in the city today
attending the editors convention H.
]. is the same genial fellow that he
always was and is meeting and visit
ing many former Keokuk friends
Keokuk Daily Constitution-Democrat.
p. B. Brown, the genial editor of the
Harlan Republican made an auto
mobile pleasure trip to Audubon on
each of the last two Sundays. On the
first trip he brought four of his child.
rem along and when they returned
home and reported the beautiful drive
over the ridge road from here to Kim
ballton. Mrs. Brown EXPRESSED such