Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-06-11
Fine Tailoring done to order by
practical tailor. Cleaning, pressing
and repairing neatly done. Room No. 2.
Over Buthweg's store. c. }. Thomson.

Over Butbweg's store. G. J. Thomson.
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Mrs. Julia A. Parsons went to Panora
today to visit her daughter. Mrs Elmer
Reynolds and family.
Mrs. C. NJ. Passmore returned to
Guthrie Center today, after visit here
with G. Gates and wife. -
Yves Jay went to Atlantic today to
attend the Odd Fellows special meeting
called by the Grand Lodge.
Chart johnson, who visited here sew
eral days with his brother, T.. Nj. and
family, returned to Stuart today.
Mrs. A. L. Brooks accompanied Mrs.
w. E. Kimbell and son as far as Allan
tic today on their return to Des Moines
J. ]. Ruhs went to Des Moines this
morning on business and will return
Saturday with new Maxwell auto for
A. E Beason.
Bert Henriksen, who has been en-
ployed in wholesale clothing store at
Kansas City for some time has return
ed to Audubon.
Misses Ida Reynolds and Ada Kittell
expect to leave Saturday for Cedar
Falls to attend the six weeks summer
school for teachers.
Renftle & Reed have purchased a
Ford auto to be used in promoting their
wholesale Departmental connection with
their retail department store.
Mrs. Amos Fancher and daughters,
Blanche and Bernice went to North
English today to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Ethel Axmaer and husband.
Soren Jensen and wife returned to
Harlan today. They were here to at
tend the wedding of their granddaugh-
ter, Miss Stella Jensen and Mr.. Emil
Christ nsen.
A force of Western Union employees
arrived from Chicago the last of the
week and are busy setting new poles
and repairing their telegraph wires in
this county.
The little girl of Soren Sandbeck and
wife of near Hamlin cut its head quite
badly while at play in one of the local
stores Saturday. She was taken to DIR.
Childs' office where it required one
stitch and two clamps to close the
wound.
John Cozine returned home today
from Iowa City, where he went to at
tend the funeral of his sister, Mrs. f. A.
PARROT He also attended the grad
uating exercises at Drake. Miss Goldie
being one of the graduates.
Mrs. b. Wiley went to Atlantic Sun
day where she was operated on Monday
by DIR. Childs of Audubon. Her sister,
Miss Minnie Holtz who accompanied
her to Atlantic, returned home Tuesday
evening and reports Mrs. Wiley as
doing nicely.
Miss Olive Kopp, who attended col
lege at Des Moines returned home today
and will enjoy the summer vacation
with her parents, Joe Kopp and wife.
She will begin teaching in the Avoca
High School next fall Her mother ac-
companied her home,
Mrs. w. f. Kimbell and son William
came from Des Moines for a visit with
Mrs A. L. Brooks and ID. w. Wood
and family. They arrived Monday. She
reports her father, DIR. Brooks as en-
joying the very best of health and that
he will be with us soon
A. A. Dannenberg, fire chief, attend
ed the fireman's meeting held at Mann.
ing Monday night for the purpose of
securing special train service for the
| firemen's tournament. A special will
be run from Manning to Audubon at
$3.50 the night of July 4th
Chris Wonsmos departed Tuesday for
Denver, Colo, where he will spend a
week or ten days. He goes at this
time to he with John Hansen former
Rock Island employe, who is not ex-
pected to live. He was accompanied
by L. s. Drew, the agent at Brayton.
Arthur Farquhar was at Lewis last
Friday settling death claim on one of
his policies there. BY giving prompt
and careful attention to the interests of
his policy holders in his territory Arthur
| il gaming the confidence of large ac-
quaintance and is building up one of
the best insurance agencies in the state.
Rev. ]. p. Christensen returned yes
| terday from Greenville, Mich, where
| he attended national convention of the
United Danish Evangelical Luthern
church. Others from this section of the
country who were present were, Rev.
| g. b. Christensen, Rev. III. l.. Jensen
Of this county and Rev. Petersen, of
Harlan.
A deal was consumated yesterday.
whereby Aug. Burr, ST., and wife dis.
posed of their old home farm of $50
acres, southeast of town to their son,
Aug. Jr., and their daughter. Mrs Otto
Rubel and husband. Young August
secures the 140 with the improvements
aud Mr.. Rubel anil wife will have the
unimproved 140 OF which they will be-
gin Immediately the erection of new
set of buildings.
Mrs. Mary Miller, of Vermillion
county, Illinois was in the city Satur-
day visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. McGinnis. Mrs. Miller's
son married McGinnis' daughter so
there is a relationship by marriage.
Mrs. Miller had been at Glidden visit
ing other relatives but on account of
having only two weeks absence from
home, her stay in Audubon was made
short Saturday evening she met Mr..
Miller at Atlantic and both will visit
other pointsin Iowa ontheir return to
! Illinois.
Wednesday of last week when on the
way from Audubon to Manning one of
the Firemen's Booster automobiles with
five occupants turned over twice. John
Rostermundt was at the wheel, and
when going down steep hill between
here and Tcmpleton, he tried TO dodge
bad run in the road the car went over
the embankment The driver received
several bad cuts, while his father, Nick
Rostermundt received "A broken wrist,
rib and bad cut in the cheek which rem
dered him UNCONSCIOUS Harry Rix re-
ceived badly sprained back, the other
two occupants escaping injury. The
only damage to the auto was broken