Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-05-21
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

lug on business, s...Jt,e1t K !,
Five Burner Acme Kerosene Range,
with good oven for sale. II. j. Savage.
J. w. Coddington, who transacted
business here, left today for his home
| at Adair.
Mrs. Frank Berman is spending the
day in Atlantic with her brother John
Freeman and family.
Mrs. Meta Schmidt went TO Lorah to-
day for a visit with her daughter. Mrs.
G. L. Hansen and family.
Today is Ascension Thursday, and is
being observed at the Catholic church,
Mass being celebrated at 8 o'clock.
Street Commissioner Caldwell and his
men were busy yesterday placing the
park cannons upon the new copcrete
bases.
Mesdames J. ] Butterton and NJ s.
Kness went to Atlantic today to see
Mrs. Jas. McNutt, who has been ,seri-
ously ill.
Hans Hansen and wife went to Allan
tic today to see her sister. Miss Mary
Hansen, who submitted TO a surgical
operation Tuesday.
| Mrs. Hannah II. Underwood, who
has been enjoying five months visit
at jefferson with relatives, returned to
Audubon Tuesday.
Fred Vermilya and wife, who visited
here for week, left today for Guthrie
Center where they will hold three
weeks clearance sale.
A marriage lisence was issued Tues
day by Clerk Rice to John NJ Tun-
mann and Mary Law, and one today
to Ray Chase and Florence Whitmore.
Mrs. Alta Moon arrived from Rothes-
ter Monday, where she went to consult
with specialists, regarding her health
She is spending this week with friends
near Ross.
Miss Mary Sutton, who formerly
taught in the Extra High school, came
to Audubon Saturday from Arcadia for
an over Sunday visit with her friend,
Mrs. L. A. Bates.
Frank Johanson, wife and children
returned to Omaha today, after visit
at the H. J. Mantz home. Mrs. J. and
children were here few weeks, while
Mr.. visited a few days.
Harley Stafford while working in the
country at the carpenter trade was taken
suddenly i'll with heart trouble Monday,
and was brought to his home in Audu-
bon, where the services of a physician
were required.
Mrs. o. A. Anderson and two child
rem, formerly of Halbur, but now living
at Thornton visited here with friends
Monday. She was on her way to Extra
to take home her eldest children,
who have been attending school there
Evald Reuss who carries mail with
his auto was unable to finish his route
with same yesterday, being caught in a
heavy rain shower in the country. He
secured the service of ID. e. Kerwin and
team to complete the trip and bring
him into town.
You haven't seen the best yet unless
you take look at the new steel sani-
tary white enameled kitchen cabinet
You will be delighted with it and when
you learn the price you will want to
have it sent to your home. Now on
display in our window. A. G. Harmon
Mrs Kate Sheets, who underwent a
very serious operation at the Jennie Ed
mundson hospital at Council Bluffs two
weeks ago last Monday, is improving
nicely. She is now able to sit daily
and writes her relatives here that she
expects to leave for her home at Harlan
in couple of weeks.
The city council was in special session
this morning to meet the manager of
the telephone company. A notice was
served on the company some time ago
to remove the poles from South Park
street. 1t is quite an undertaking and
the company is seeking to make some
satisfactory arrangements.
Mrs. Harry G. Burbridge arrived in
Audubon yesterday from Palo Alto,
Calf, where her husband is instructor
in physics at the Stanford University.
She spent the day with her brother, DIR.
J. X. Donaldson, leaving on the even
ing train for Greeley, to visit her par
ents, o. G. Donaldson and wife.
You haven't seen the best yet unless
you take a look at the new steel sani-
tary white enameled kitchen cabinet.
You will be delighted with it and when
you learn the price you will want to
have it sent, to your home. Now on
display in our window.
I 21I A. G. Harmon.
Rev. J. II. Freedline will attend the
Iowa Methodist Institute at Atlantic
May Goth. A number of prominent
speakers from Iowa and Chicago will
be present The institute is held in the
interests of the Sunday school and will
be largely attended by the Methodist
people Of the Des Moines conference.
The members of the Catholic church
choir will give 7o'clock supper this
evening with Miss Tressia CASTOR at
her home, complimentary to Miss Kath
ryn Murphy who rendered her valuable
service to the choir during her stay in
Audubon. They have a beautiful pre-
sent in readiness for the guest of honor.
What might have porven serious
runaway was averted Monday when a
tug came loosened while Dave Kauff-
man was driving TO town with his horse
and buggy. The horse was becoming
| fractions and Dave began yelling for
help. A man near by came to his as
sistance by holding the animal, while
Dave got out and righted the harness,
The numerous friends of DR.. A. L.
Brooks will be pleased to learn that he
left Rochester on Tuesday and is now
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. w.
Il. Kimbell, where he will recuperate
| for several weeks, after which he will
return to Audubon well man, having
f,,llu rocovarad from, his racanf narration