Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-07-31
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS


ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
Miss Lilly Cassidy of Omaha is here
on a visit to her friend, Miss Foley.
Found Sunday morning ON road
east from Audubon coat. Call on. II.
Buthweg.
Father Conway, came down from
Carroll. yesterday, to visit with Father
Mcdonald.
Miss Ingeletta Smith, of Council
Bluffs was visiting at the r. w. Rachel
home, yesterday.
Mrs. Walter Hollingsworth, arrived
Tuesday, from Harlan, and is visiting
here with relatives.
Miss Nina Hibbs left yesterday for
Edison, Nebr., where she goes to visit
sister who is very sick.
James Wheeler left this mornsing for
Lincoln, Neb., for visit with his
parents, Marshall Wheeler
N. G. Sorensen, arrived from Lang
ford, Tuesday, and is visiting at the
home of his brother, s. P. Stone.
Miss Myrtle Tennegkeit. who is
quite sick at the home of Mrs. Chas.
Johnson, is reported some better today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walkup Crees, return
ed Yesterday from Lake View, where
they they have been for weeks outing.
Miss Freda Mantz, of Manning, who
has been visiting her grand parents Mr..
and Mrs. ]. G. Fisher, went home Mon
day.
Geo. l.. Swender, departed Friday,
for Harlan, where he will meet his
mother, and accompany her to Kansas
City.
Supt. Whistler. and family of Guthrie
Center we're in Audubon yesterday and
from here went to Carroll to visit his
brother.
Geo. Farquhar, who has been visiting
his brother Arthur Farquhar, and
family, returned Monday to his home
at Villisca.
Mrs. John Kempf returned from
Naming, yesterday, where she had
been visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs,
Chas Kempf. AE
Mrs. Geo. Guy, of Carroll, who has
been guest at the Geo. Hillyer home
the past few days, went to Atlantic
this morning. ,'gA@
Mrs. L. FggMcCahal, who has been
visiting her Cousins at the Geo. Brady
home, returned 10 her home at Des
M0ines. Friday. tNc $50 1"a
q Mrs. Rutbenberger and children ar.
rived yesterday, from Victor, and are
visitinga at the home of her cousin Mrs
John Kempf and family.
Mrs L. s. Reed. who has been visit
ing her cousin, Mrs. Roy Hensley, of
Greeley township, returned yesterday
to. her home in Mt, Vernon, s. ID. u
Mrs. Ruth BEEN, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Geo. Heuerm&n, and looking
after some1natters of business, return.
ed to her home at Sac City, today.
Mrs. C. A. Nissen and daughter Mrs.
L. Meils of Jersey City, N. Y. arrived
in the city yesterday for an extended
visit at the home of Mrs. Rasmus
Rasmussen.
Pledge cards were passed through the
audience last night at the chautauqua
| forseason tickets for next year and 1856
were subscribed for. Not 80 bad for
the first round
Geo. Z. Kellogg and family, went to
Woodbine, Friday. to visit his mother
and sister. Mr.. Kellogg returned Mon
day, while the family remained for a
more extensive visit.
w. G.. Laubender and wife, arrived
from San Bernerdino, Calf. where Mr.
Laubender has charge of a lumber yard.
They expect to visit several weeks with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lauben-
der.
l. M. Darling and p. w. Cunningham
departed yesterday for extensive visit
in the west. They will visit at Billings,
Mon, Los Angles, San Francisco, River
side, and Sawtell Calf, and on their
return will make a stop at Yellowstone
park.
Carl Peter Walderner Jensen and
Miss Karen Laura Larsen of Coon Rapids
were married at the parsonage by Rev.
j. p. Christensen yesterday at noon in
the presence of a few relatives and
farm near. Coon Rapids.
Bert Dollahide and wife, and Chas
SCHNEIDER and family, came down from
Coon Rapids, Sunday, to visit the for
mer's parents, and attend the chlutau-
qua. Mr.. SCHNEIDER and family, returned
home Monday. while Mr.. and Mrs. Dol
abide remained here for the week.
Z. f. Bailey and force of workmen
have just completed painting the new
set of buildings at Liberty Creamery
and also a set of buildings for Homer
buildings destroyed by the Easter
cyclone and are great improvement
over the old ones.
Mrs. Emelia Daniels. who has been
visiting sister in Colorado the past
five weeks, arrived in Audubon yester
day for visit at the w. J. Laubender
home where she will have the privilege
of meeting her mother and sister AT
ter her visit here she will return to her
home in Steeter, Ill.
Jorgen J. Miller stopped us on the
street yesterday and handed us a dol
lar with the remark that he wanted to
read the Republican for year. He
said he had heard so much about the
paper being such newsy one that he
wanted it with the.rest of the good things
that we are privileged to enjoy.
Karl Madsen, who is employed by All
Miller, on his farm in Cameron town
ship, had the misfortune to dislocate his
wrist Monday afternoon. He and Mf
Miller were stacking small grain, and
were driving to the stack with load Of
bundles, when the load upset throwing
him to the ground dislocating his wrist
No other injuries were sustained.