Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-12-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Miss Annie Freese went to Allan
tic Monday to work in Pearson's res
taurant.
Evans Marquesen returned Tues
day morning from Atlantic, where he
went on business.
Miss Beulah Priestly entertained
her friend, Miss Lois Stoy of Guthrie
Center last week.
Daniel Hecker has been engaged
to teach Leroy school No. s, COM
mencing his duties last week.
Lial Ross who went to Cedar Rap
ids last week to join his wife for a
visit with their relatives, returned
Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Ping, after a visit at
Bayard with her niece, Mrs. Roy
Riggs, and family, returned home the
first of the week.
Mrs. N. Downey and daughter Miss
Loretta departed Tuesday morning
for Lincoln, Neb., to visit her sister,
Mrs. Sarah MCGUIRE.
l.. N. Wickham and wife returned
Friday evening from a several days
visit at Dexter, with their daughter,
Mrs. Earl Jump and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. faulty, after a
visit here with their daughter, Mrs.
l. d. McCarville and family, returned
to their home at Atlantic Friday eve
ming.
John Coquillete of Miller, s. D.,
arrived Friday morning to attend the
funeral of his half brother, Mr.. Will
son Burnside, returning to his home
Saturday.
Misses Ella and May Farquhar de-
parted Monday evening for two
months sojourn at Mt. Vernon and
Fredricktown, Ohio with their num-
erous relatives.
F. S. Watts returned Friday from
Council Bluffs where he and Mrs
Watts went to spend Thanksgiving
with his parents Mrs. Watts re-
manned until Saturday
The Hayes boys are having large
crowds at the skating rink and every
thing is managed in an orderly way
They are offering special prizes each
week and furnish first class music.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. F. wager and
daughter of Spirit Lake following an
.
mother, Mrs. W. S. Moreland, return
ed to their home Tuesday morning
T. l.. Rippey of Kentsburg, Ill. and
his brother, j. c. Rippey of Winter
set, Iowa, following a several days
pleasant visit here with their nephew
j. l.. Rippey and wife returned to
their homes Friday.
Miss Lorraine Graham, who attends
college at Ames, following a pleasant
visit of several days in Audubon with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.. ]. Mel
Graham, returned to her school dut-
les Sunday evening.
The following parties shipped
stock to the South Omaha market
car loads of hogs; Fred Hale, Earl
car load of sheep each.
Mrs. E. c. Kibby of Perry who
with her husband have been visiting
in Audubon with his father. C. f..
Kibby, left Friday morning for Val
ley Junction to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. ID. Manahan.
]. ]. Taylor, known as Brother
Dusty to Charley Wolff, when they
worked as boys together some years
ago in Nebraska, came from Atlantic
and partook of a turkey dinner
Thanksgiving day with Chas. and
wife.
Wills Hopkins, who formerly
farmed the Geo. Foley farm near
Hamlin, but now residing near Guth-
rie Center was a business visitor in
Audubon the first of the week and
shaking hands with old acquaint-
ances.
Mayor Mantz, City Marshall OAR
mold, councilmen Taylor, Miller, Hen
riksen and Roberts went to Perry
Saturday to investigate the city
pump. They thought the pump there
was a good proposition but would
not do here.
Mrs. A. S. Kibby and children re-
turned to Perry Tuesday morning
after several days visit here with
her husbands father, C. e. Kibby.
Mr.. Kibby who was also here for
visit returned to Perry yesterday
Homer Booton accompanied Mrs
Kibby and children home for a visit
and to look after business matters