Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-05-21
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! LOCAL AND PERSONAL. !

Andy Andersen was mp from Allan
tic Sunday for friendly visit,
Martin Mogg returned Saturday from
a few days>visit at Omaha on business.
Frank herman, who has been working
at Bagley. returned to Audubon Sunday.
Dave Hart left Saturday for Webster
City to visit over Sunday with his son
Lester.
Anton Hansen wents to Atlantic Fri
day to attend the funeral of Mrs. Chris
Petersen.
Mrs. A. Ferguson was q Manning Wis
itor last Saturday at the j. V. Hun
ter home.
Att. ]. M. Graham went to Pocahon
tas Friday. where he was interested in
a law suit.
Mrs Chas. Ruhs returned to Glidden
Saturday, after visit here at the III.
Ruhs home.
Torment trees in celler, safe to plant
Phone for them to w. M. Bomberger,
Harlan, Iowa. 19-tf.
Miss Margaret Foley entertained her
friend, Miss Amelia Ash of Atlantic
last Friday night.
Councilman Henriksen was business
visitor at Anita this week looking after
his farm interests.
j. e. Kerwin and wife were Sunday
visitors with his parents, M. F. Kerwin
and wife at Carroll.
Mrs. Lepner and daughter of Kan.
sas arrived in Audubon Tuesday for a
visit at the Elmer Waterbury home 10
miles east of town.
New babys, both boys arrived in Au-
dubon last week at the homes of Claus
Kruse and Ed. Clyde.
Neal Barentsen returned home Friday
from Des Moines, where he spent a cou-
pie ofdays on business.
Lewis Bagley took the Northwestern
train Saturday for an out of town visit
of few days with friends.
Judge Rockaaellow came from Allan
tic Monday and re-convened court in
Audubon for the May term.
w. r. Smith came from Carroll Sat
urday to Join his wife and baby and
visit at the F. d. Searles home.
Mrs. A. Kittell and daughter, Miss
Ada returned Friday from q visit at
Harlan with Howard E. and wife.
Tad Evans resigned his position with
DR.. Elery Saturday and has secured a
position with a horseman at Atlantic.
DIR. Childs, who went to Sioux City
to attend the 63rd annual session of the
Iowa Medical Society, returned home
Saturday.
Miss Lena Carlson of Elk Horn,
who visited here at the Anton Hansen
home, went to Ames Tuesday to visit
with relatives.
Mrs. j. w. Hutton of Atlantic was
an Audubon visitor Monday, gong to
Manning for visit with her daughter,
Mrs. A. Gotch.
M. F. Kerwin and wife autoed down
from Carroll Friday for a visit with
their son John and wife and his brother
X. M. Kerwin.
Oscar Jensen and wife, the newly
weds, returned home Sunday evening
from Council Bluffs. where they were
married last week.
Miss Ella M. Stearns returned home
went to attend the teachers meeting,
held there last Saturday.
LOST:-Between Ross and Cameron
Center school house recently, two
chains and lockets. Finder please leave
at Republican Office. 21I.
A. F. Drake was here from Stuart
Saturday adjusting the claims Of in
sured patrons, who suffered loss by the
recent heavy wind and hail storm.
Knud Hansen, wife and child depart
ed Tuesday for New York City, from
whence they will set sail on Friday for an
extended visit to their old home in
Denmark.
B. j. Boucher of Council Bluffs, dis
trict plant chief Of the Iowa Telephone
Co., was in Audubon the last OF the
week looking after the companies bust
ness interests.
There are only 25 veterans of the Mex
lean war in the state of Iowa. The
only one in Audubon and perhaps in
the county is our Uucle Jesse Keith, so
far as we are able to learn.
@. ID. Forsbeck, while making his
rounds in the south part of the county
last week had the misfortune to break
his auto at Brayton, and returned home
on Thursdays evening train.
Miss Francis Taggart. who enjoyed a
several weeks pleasant visit at Omaha
and Kansas City with friends. returned
to Audubon Thursday evening for an
indefinite stay with relatives.
A beautiful little baby girl arrived
at the home of VIM. Rucker and wife
last Saturday morning. Mother and
babe doing well, but we have failed to
see Bill down town since.
d. NJ. Deem was here from Harlan last
week setting the corner posts for the
several large monuments he placed in
the local cemeteries this spring. The
workmanship is of the very best and
guaranteed.
Mrs. Cyrus Earhart of Des Moines,
who visited here several days at the
f. s. Watts home left for Griswold
Monday to visit friends. Mrs. w. f.
Earhart returned to her home at Menlo
at the same time.
Miss Elsie Hunt, teacher in the Au-
dubon public school. went TO Extra
Thursday to attend the class play given
by the Extra 1914 graduates at the opera
house, her sister. Miss Kathleen, being
one Of the graduates.
Miss Cora Woodbury., following a
two weeks visit at Council Bluffs and
looking after important business affairs,
returned to Audubon the latter part OF
the week. She makes her home with
Rev. and Mrs. Thos. b. Greenlee, the
ladies being sisters.
II. g. Rice and wife returned home
Monday from Low Moor, where they
were called on account of the fatal i'll.
ness of his father, who died on the day
of their arrival. May 9th. They re.
manned for a visit and to attend To
some business matters.
Tree seedlings and evergreens for
groves. ABoxelders, soft naples, ssh,
elms, carolins, poplars, post catalpas,
walnuts. black cherry. cottonwoods and
willows in cellar for immediate ship
ment. Phone or write orders to w, nj.
Bomberger. Harlan. Iowa. left.