Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-07-02
Personal AND LOCAL NEWS


Miss Alma Jensen went to Allan
tic Monday to spend the day wit
friends.
Miss LA McFadden went to Shell
don, Sunday noon to visit with rela
tives and friends.
Frank Randolph went to Siou
City the latter part of last week t
visit with friends.
John Weighton, who transacte,
business in Sioux City several days
returned home Monday.
Mrs. M. H. Cameron arrived hom
Sunday noon from Kansas, wher
she visited with relatives severa
days.
Clarence Christensen is carrying
his right arm in bandage. the re
suit of trying to play a joke on
friend.
For Sale: bicycle, 10y
geared, good for climbing hills. |
in first class condition. Enquire a
this offi:o 27-1p
Adolph Wolf departed Monda
morning for Denvef., and Colorado
Springs, Colo. where he will enjo
a couple of weeks rest. Vs.
Ed. Johnson is the owner Of.
spick and span new Jeffrey auto tina
he purchased of "A. Il. Beason, = thu
local agent last week.
Mrs. Chas. Van Gorder and sol
returned home Thursday last from
visit at Stuart with her brother, c
Delahoyde and family.
Mrs. Lou Loss and babies lief
Monday morning for Stuart to visi
at the home of her father, Chri
Haderer for several days.
For Sale:-Acme Kerosene range
has three top and two under burners
with No. l oven. viii sell at ;
bargain. 27-2 II. j. Savage.
Miss Anna Jensen came hom'
Thursday from Wiota, where sh'
spent several days with her sister
Mrs. Peter Bransen and family.
]. X. Jensen, wife and baby. fol
lowing a visit at Omaha with hi
brother, E. Jensen and family, re
turned home Thursday evening.
L. G.. Curtis arrived in Audubon
Saturday evening from Chicago t.
visit at the Ed. Bilharz home ant
look after his business interests.
Miss Alvinia Steele left Tuesday
for her home at Des Moines, after {
pleasant visit of several days will
her sister, Mrs. Gertrude Nelson.
Mrs. T. B. Kerwin is quite i'll a.
her home in the country and unable
-, hancnhn1d d,tt
She is suffering from kidney trouble
Miss Lulu Kelly arrived from
Armstrong, Colo. Monday evening t
visit with her sister. Mrs. vii
Settlemire and family in the coun
try. n
j. w. Fulton and wife, who visit
ed here week with their son, DR.. j
M. Fulton and family, returned tt
their home at Atlantic last Thurs
day.
VIM. Layland's new stucco house
is nearing completion and will bt
ready for occupancy by Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Johansen upon their re
turn from Chicago.
Nels Larsen, who underwent /;
minor operation at Des Moines tbs
fore part of last week, returned
home the last of the week, feeling il
the best of health.
M. o. Kingsbury enjoyed visi
last week from his mother, Mrs. M
X. Kingsbury and his wife ant
children of Carroll, who returned tt
their home Thursday.
Fred Alvey and family went tt
Adair Saturday for an over Sunday
visit with his sister, Mrs. Frank
Smith and family. They made the
trip in their new Ford auto.
Lars Christoffersen and wife OF
Hamlin brought their little daugh.
ter Ethel to Audubon Monday and
had her adenoids and tonsils re.
moved by local physician.
Miss Pearl Beach came from At.
lantic Saturday noon for visit with
her friend, Miss Pearl Cramer. Miss
Beach has been engaged to teach
school in this county next term.
Mrs. Ruth BEEN, following an en-
joyabIe visit in Audubon with her
friend, Mrs. John Randolph, and at
tending to business matters, has re-
turned to her home at Sac City.
Sam Ulrich is having new resi-
dence erected upon the lot he re-
Gently purchased in the Freeman ad-
dition to Audubon. Several other
houses will be built there this fall
Fred Bartlett accompanied q
shipment of hogs to Omaha Monday
evening for the Johnson Grain Co
Rasmus Willeson also took along 9
carload of cattle of his own raising
at the same time.
NJ. o. Kingsbury will join his fam.
lily at Carroll today and later will
leave for their former home al
Huron, S. d., where they will enjoy
the 4th with relatives, returning
home probably Tuesday next.
w. j. Campbell and wife, follow.
ing two weeks visit at Lincoln, Ill.
with relatives, arrived home Tues
day. They enjoyed the visit very
much and Jimmie noticed many
changes since his departure from
Lincoln some 80 years ago.
Floyd and Albert Trunnell spent
Sunday in Audubon with their mot.
her, who is at the home of her par.
ents, Tom Williamson and wife, re.
covering from her recent illness
They returned to their home al
Spencer Monday morning.
Mrs. Anna Hotchkiss, who visited
her a week with her niece, Mrs
Harry Oliver and family, returned t.
her home at Omaha Saturday eve
ming. Her grandson, Harry Bassett
who accompanied her to Audubon
will remain here during thesummer
James Cameron, of Eldora, who
has been visiting his father, join
Cameron in Lincoln township and
old time friends in Audubon left yes
terday for his home. Mr.. Cameron IL
practicing law and is meeting with
splendid success. He went to Ell
dora about three years ago.
Mesdames E. j. Hacker and ], w
Johnson of Chicago, who have beer
enjoying visit in Audubon will
their sister, Mrs. j. Mel Graham anC
family, departed for their home Sat
urday. They were accompanied by
their father Leonard Brown, who In
tends to spend the summer in Chi
cago.
Frank Harmon went back to Min
go Saturday night after spending /;
few days in the city looking aftel