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

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part of the week.
l. M. Darland returned Saturday
evening from Indianola, where he
visited with relatives.
| John Schroeder was a passenger
to Atlantic last Friday for a visit
with his father and brother.
The best opportunity of life time
to get $1,000 present is during the
stove exhibit at Ruhs & Carter's.
Miss Pearl Caldwell of Atlantic
was in Audubon Monday on her way
to Carroll for a visit with friends
Mrs. Dora Conner, proprietress of
the Park Hotel, transacted business
In Atlantic Friday and Saturday of
last week.
| Amos Fancher, who spent several
days in washington Springs, attend
ing to his farm crops, arrived Satur-
day evening.
Fred Dreher and wife left Monday
morning for visit at Grant with
numerous relatives, expecting to re-
main several days.
A. l.. McMurphy of Lincoln town.
ship went to Wilton, Ia, Saturday
to settle up the estate of his father
who died recently
Fred Bartlett departed Friday
morning for Woolsey, s. D., to visit
with former Audubonites and look
after his farm interests.
J. b. Kevan and wife, who accom-
panied the remains of his father, A.
Kevan to Walnut for burial, returned
home Saturday evening.
Mrs. II. w. Spath and daughter re-
turned to their home at Glidden,
Monday. after a visit here with her
aunt, Mrs. Joe Kopp and family.
Otto Witthauer and Ed. Johnson
returned Friday from Cedar Rapids,
where they went to attend the aud
itors and supervisors convention.
Fred Hoenke came Saturday
morning to visit with r. J. Loveland,
and his wife and children came on
the evening train to visit with for
mer friends.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tharnish, who en-
joyed a visit eat Atlantic with her
sister, Mrs. John Tharnish who is
also her sister-in-law. returned home
the last of the week.
| Mrs. Hannah Lane went to Mar
shalltown Monday to visit with her
sister, Mrs. f. j. Christofferson and
may pay visit to her son, at Ft.
Dodge before returning.
Miss Anna Henriksen went to Car
roll Friday to visit with her friend,
Mrs. Paul Miner a few days. She
also took advantage of the opportun-
ity to attend the circus.
Mrs. Ben Miller, following a
pleasant visit of several days here
with her sister, Mrs. r. L. Talbot,
departed for her home at Tecumseh,
Neb., Monday morning.
New hats for autumn-new black
velvet sailors with white hemp fac
ings trimmed with white roses and
foliage-unusually smart and most
attractively priced. Wilson & Free
man.
Ghiropractor NJ. o. Kingsbury, who
attended the Chiropractic convention
az Davenport, returned TO Carroll last
Friday and his family visited here
with him over Sunday, returning
home Monday morning
Jack McCort shipped car load OF
| fat cattle to Omaha Monday. He ac-
| companied them as far as Manning
and then with his wife continued on
to Omaha, where they enjoyed a visit
and attended to business matters.
N r. MADDEN OF Quimby who was
called here a month ago TO attend the
funeral of his brother, z. Hadden,
and remained for visit with his
niece. Mrs. A. Smith and family, re-
turned TO his home Monday morning
Leo Kerwin returned Saturday
from visit at Carroll with his uncle,
NJ. #. Kerwin and family His cousin
Miss Agnes Kerwin accompanied him
TO Audubon, then went to Atlantic to
visit her friend, Miss Marie Ellick.
Mrs. T. H. Hurst and three child
rem of Alden, who have been enjoy
| ing a pleasant visit with her sister
Mrs. F. w. Johansen. left Monday
morning for visit at Danbury, Ia.
with relatives. when she returns to
her home
/ Alonzo Wibbel, wife aud two
children. and Miss Lallie Andersen
returned to their home at Walbach
Neb., Saturday evening. following a
visit here with their cousins, Mes
danes Neal Barentsen and Geo. Dye
and families.
i Clint Rice and wife have pur-
chased the Potter so acre farm SIX
miles southeast of Coon Raoids ano
will move onto II next March. This
is one of tie Sest improved firms in
that par of thu country an will
make en- ideal home for Mr. and Mrs.
I Rice.
e. r. Kinman, who has been work
ing on the Henry Asmus farm this
summer, departed for his home at
Excelsior Springs, Mo-, Friday morn
ing. Mrs. Henry Asmus left at the
same time to attend the funeral of
her grandfather, Thos Jipsen
which took place Saturday afternoon
in Atlantic
Mrs. L. j. Yaggey and daughters
Misses Thelma and Maurine of Dav-
export, following several weeks
visit in Audubon with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine Leonard, re-
turned to their home Monday morn
ing. Their son Ray Leonard and wife
of Nicola, who visited here few days
returned home at the same time.
The following parties shipped
stock to Chicago over the Northwest
ern railroad Monday; M. l. Master
sen, two cars of cattle and one of
hogs; II. P. LauritZen, two cars cat
tie; j. w. MCGUIRE, one car cattle
and j. H. Maharg & Son, one car of
sheep. Mr. Mastersen and son Har-
old accompanied the shipment.
Mrs. OIL Glasscock and children.
who formerly lived on the Jas.
Brown ranch, southeast of town, re-
turned to their home at Panama last
Friday morning, following weeks
pleasant visit here with her sister-in-
law, Mrs. T. Campbell, southeast of
town. She was accompanied by her
father, e. d. Oaks and they made the
trip overland by team.
Stunning millinery in the newest
shapes, shades and trimming ideas
A wonderful assortment embracing
every acceptable style-velvet sail
ors in all black and black and white
combinations, small and medium OBJ
long turbans, some high In front.
others running to a point and velvet
hats with brims in both sailor and
close fitting shapes.
WILSON, q Freeman