Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-09-10
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

Prepare to attend the county fair.
f. A. Johnson was business visitor
in Omaha this week.
Mrs. R. e. Dreager returned to
Atlantic Tuesday, after a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Asmus.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. H. Freedline and
little Pauline went to Atlantic Tues
day to attend the M. e. church con-
ference.
| Albert Mcclure and Phil Foley
went to Dedham Monday, where
they will work for the Lana Con-
struction Co.
Glen Johnson who has been work
ing for the International Harvester
Co., at Cedar Rapids will begin his
studies next week at Ames.
Mrs. ]. Olsen and Mrs. p. H. Paul
son of Council Bluffs came to Aud
ubon Tuesday evening for visit with
the j. s. Johnson family and with
other friends
+. Matthias who has been spending
the summer here at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Simon Hansen, departed
for his home at Biloxi, Miss, Tues
day evening.
The Audubon County Agricultural
Society has an advertisement in this
issue that is of Importance to every
resident of the county. Look for ii
and note the splendid line of attrac-
tions the Society has to offer this
year.
If you have job of printing, don't
fail to let the Republican submit a
bid on it, We are in position to
furnish all kinds of printing at low
figure, Give us a chance to show
what we can do with an up-to-date
equipment
j. M. Renftle returned today from
a trip to Milford where he visited a
brother and two sisters. He also Wis
tied Robt. Rabel and his wife at
Montgomery, and reports them as
getting along swimingly and enjoy
ing paying business.
G. w. Preston has sold his residence
to his sons Don ]. and John who will
move the house to west Audubon.
This will not be done until spring
and at that time Mr. Preston will err
ect new modern home in place of
the old house that has done service
these many years.
w. II. O'Connell, who has been
visiting here with his wife's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. ]. Freeman, depart
ed Tuesday for his home at Los An
geles, Calf Mrs. O'Connell accom-
panied him to Atlantic for visit
with her brother, John Freeman and
family, after which she will return to
her home.
A. M. Currier who is building
new home on Church street to take
the place of the house he recently
tore down has decided to use the pop
ular pebble dash in the grey. When
completed, he will have very mod
ern and, handsome abode that he and
his wife will enjoy with considerable
satisfaction.
Mrs. F. S. Watts returned the lat
ter part of the week from Des
Moines, where she spent couple of
weeks preparing for the state fair
and scoring the babies-one' of
Iowa's very best products. And
that reminds us that now is the time
to begin preparing the babies for the
great Audubon County Fair
The Republican Office acknowl-
E. Lee, who resides near Coon Rapids.
Mr.. Lee is one of our staunch friends
and reader of our weekly PAPER.
He is farmer but handles a little
real estate on the SIDE He has made
several sales recently and still has
listed number of choice farms.
w. S. Roberts, Manager of the M.
w. A. opera house has booked the
Chase-Lister Co., for Audubon dur
ing fair week. This is one of the
strongest companies on the road and
the patrons of the opera house will be
assured strong bill at each perform
ance. Other excellent attractions have
been booked to appear later in the
season.
Chas. White and DR.. May. who
last year purchased the Mrs Morey
property, are tearing the old house
down and will at once commence the
erection of two new bungalows
which they hope to have ready for
occupany by late fall. r. j. Love-
land who has been occupying the
property has moved his household
goods into one of the Harmon houses.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. De Cou and son,
and the lady's mother, Mrs. T. p.
Kellogg came by auto from Wood
bine Sunday to spend the day with
Geo. Kellogg and family All re-
turned home but Mrs. kellogg who
will remain with her son for an ex-
tended visit. She is past Sc years of
age but enjoys ''joyride" in an auto
as much as any of the younger folks.
If the Germans lick the French and
the Russians whip the Austrians and
the Germans take Paris and the Rus
slams Vienna and Turkey crosses the
Bosphorus and Italy jumps the Turks
and the English fleet commands the
seas and the Iowa corn crops turn out
lbiggerthan expected and Connolly gets
the distance flag and Sioux City wins
the pennant, what kind Of winter
do you suppose we are going to
have?
Mrs, w. r.. Green and daughter,
Miss Margaret, who have been in
Washington, d. c., since last Deem
Der, have returned to Audubon, ar
irving here on Sunday. Mr.. Green
will remain In Washington attending