Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-08-27
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

rem autOed TO Mason CITY MONDAY TO
visit with relatives.
VIM. Drier and family of Adair
came Saturday for q visit with her
mother, Mrs. c. Nieman.
John Christensen came from Dav-
export Friday to visit his brother,
Clarence and other relatives.
The p. A. Casey family came from
Atlantic Sunday noon for visit at
the parental M. T Foley home.
Sam UIrich has brought his team
in from pasture and is again dray-
ing, with Jas. Baker at the helm.
Chas Bagley and family spent
Sunday in Coon Rapids with his
uncle, Simon Burgon and family.
John Kempf and family went to
Manning yesterday to visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kemf Sr.
Bertel Wonsmos went to Harlan
Monday evening to attend the county
fair and sell some of his paintings.
Miss Olsen of Chicago came Mon
day and will be head trimmer at the
Mrs. G. E. Long emporium this sea-
son.
Mrs W. w. Smith and grandson
went to Omaha Tuesday to meet the
child's father, ID. ID. Drake, of Clar-
linda.
Mrs. Bertha Rundell. who visited
here with friends and relatives, re=
turned to her Atlantic home Monday
evening
Passenger Agent, W. ID. Foster of
the Rock Island line was here from
Des Moines on business for the COM
pany Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Foley and d. ], Ker-
win, who enjoyed visit at the M. F.
home Sunday
Lawrence Jensen departed Friday
evening for his home at Chicago, fol-
lowing a pleasant visit at the Nels
Sorensen home.
Glen Kline returned to Audubon
Sunday on the noon train. He had
been on visit to relatives at Tabor,
Iowa for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Agnew went to
lndianola Tuesday, where Mr.. Agnew
will attend the reunion of his regi-
ment, the 4th Iowa Cavalry.
John Schroeder, formerly en-
ployed with the Frick Drug Co., went
to Extra Tuesday, where he will work
for Nels Hansen in the drug store.
Mrs VIM. Cakes and daughter Mrs
i wilbur CT Atlantic who visited here
at the home of Mrs Geo. Weighton,
returned to their home Sunday noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Gray and child
rem returned home Sunday noon from
Mingo, where they went to visit with
her brother, Frank Harmon and wife.
Chas Larsen of near Hamlin went
to Atlantic last week to receive treat
ment for blood poisoning, caused
from the scratching of pimple on
bis hand
Carl Fiscus and wife returned to
Des Moines Sunday noon after visit
here with his mother, Mrs. James
Harmon and with the lady's sister,
Mrs. Chas. Coulter and family.
Clarence Kibbey who has been Wis
iting here with his cousin, Mrs. AL
try since last May, departed for his
home at Chicago, ILL.,, last Friday.
Miss Lucy Davis is enjoying well
| earned two weeks vacation from her
duties as bookkeeper at the Fabricius
G. Marquesen store. Miss Alice Eddy
is filling her position during her alb
sence.
Aug. Burr, Sr., is preparing to have
1400 feet of cement sidewalk laid
around his property in the northeast
part of town this week. Ralph Rob-
inson has the contract to do the
work
Mrs. H. Shonfield and neice, Miss
| Grace Johnson of Omaha came to
Audubon Thursday evening for visit
with the formers brothers, Walt and
| John Roth and families and with
Mrs. Joe Roth and children.
Mrs. Laura Cline and daughter
Miss Lois, of Uby City Calf, ar
rived in Audubon Saturday for visit
with her sister, Mrs. Alex Ferguson
and other relatives. They expect to
extend their visit over two weeks.
The road at the north end of
Tracey street across the Northwest
ern track is being opened along side
of the Frank Buckner property and
a cement sidewalk will now be pnt
in.
Miss Annis Roth returned home
Friday evening from visit with rel
atives at Omaha and Atlantic. Her
sister, Miss Geneuieve, who accom-
panied her remained for a longer
visit returning home Saturday
Mrs Kate Sheets, who visited sew
eral weeks at Atlantic, Guthrie Cen
ter and Casey with relatives and
/ friends, came to Audubon Monday
| to visit her mother, Mrs. Eliza Mush-
rush before returning to her home at
| Harlan.
| IN E. Glenhart of Crestoh. who
was in Audubon the last of the week
7 trying to rent pasture land for his
stock, returned to his home Saturday.
He informed us that they were en-
tirely burned out, not even having
any water.
About Is of the "a members of the
Picnic Club held a picnic last Thurs
| day evening in the Stanley grove
near Old Hamlin. The time was
| pleasantly passed and at season
able hour delicious picnic supper
was enjoyed.
The trained nurse from Council
| Bluffs who was called here to care
FOR Mrs. Walter Brainard went out to
i he F. B. Mccoy home the last of the
| week 10 Jake care Ol MIS. MCSOyb WuO
has been seriously i'll, but who is now
improving nicely.
Frank Moore of Guthrie Center,
Republican candidate for representa-
tive from Guthrie county, was cal
Ter in our city last Friday, informing
ing with hisNeld time friends. Mr..
Moore is a hustler and his chances
for election are first-class.
Miss Ruth Lamoreaux returned 10
her home at Atlantic Monday eve
ming, after visit at the home of her
lunt, Mrs. Herman Reinemund and
family in the country. Her cousins.
Miss Florence and Henry Reinemuna
accompanied her home for a visit
Mrs. Geo. Pfiester and daughters,
Mrs P. s. Miner, Misses Ines and
Kathryn and son Henry autoed to
Audubon from Carroll Monday to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Renftle, Sr. Miss Anna Henriksen,
who was there on visit accompanied
hem home.
Carson Brockway returned home
| he last of the week from Carroll,
where he went with his crispette and
| )op corn machine, and informs US
hat he lost $25 by the venture, and
| fs nnu dona With m q hing the p0untV