Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-07-09
Audubon by Day and Night

Omaha Tuesday to visit.
Ed. Finch was here from Omaha
the first of the week on business.
Mrs. T. f. Mason went to FIT.
Dodge Tuesday for visit with rela-
tives.
Elmer Madsen, who visited rela-
tives here, returned to Atlantic last
Friday.
John Weighton went to Sioux City
Tuesday to look after his business
interests.
Miss Coda Hayes came Sunday
from visit with her sister, Mrs. L.
e. Kline and family.
liner Madsen and Anton Kranker
went to Carroll Tuesday. where they
will work this summer.
Miss Eva Wells left Tuesday for
Massena to visit with her uncle,
Lutte Wells and family.
Geo. Townsend and wife left for
Marshalltown Friday to visit their
daughter, Mrs. Parks.
Mr.. Weiland informs us that he
had the lights turned on at Extra
July 3rd for the first time.
Reese Dickey arrived from South
Dakota last evening to visit relatives
and to attend to business matters.
Miss Annis Roth, who enjoyed a
visit at Carroll and Omaha with rel
atives, returned home Friday.
Use p. E. Worm Powder for your
young pigs. Guaranteed. to do the
WORK OQtf Martin MoUa A1ant
G.. C. Carter took time from the
rush of business at the hardware
store to enjoy the 4th at Waukee
with his parents.
DIR. W. E. Kimball, wife and littlt
son came from Des Moines Friday
evening for a visit at the parental,
Dr. A. l.. Brooks home.
Julius Rasmussen and son Willie
went to Des Moines last Friday the
latter to enter hospital to under
go an operation for appendicitis.
FOR SALE:-I have an extra
good 40 acre farm in Lincoln town
ship that will sell at reasonable
price. Mrs. b. Cunningham.
The new residence property of j.
j. Ruhs is nearing completion and
will be one of Audubon'si handsome
residences with all modern conven-
fences.
Rev. d. C. Wendell and wife of
Story City came to Audubon Sunday
to visit with former friends. He
was formerly pastor of the Audubon
Evangelical church.
Mis- Kathryn Mcclure returned to
her home at the Bluffs Monday, fol-
lowing a pleasant visit at the home
of her parents, ]. w Mcclure and
wife in the country.
Henry Sunberg. ST., and wife &C
companied their daughter. Mrs. VIM.
Owen and family to Dedham last
Friday to enjoy a visit and help
pick the raspberry crop.
Mrs. John Harmon and daughter.
Miss Byrd. of Litchfleld. ILL.,. arrived
In Audubon yesterday to visit at the
home of her brother, Sam Smith and
family in the country
Mr.. and Mrs. p. f. Miller and Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. McGoff were here
Sunday from Walnut to see Mrs.
Miller's father, A. Kevan. who is
still in a weakened condition.
d. w. Wood is busy putting up
his yearly crop OF hay from the
High school ground and incidently
putting the Chautauqua ground in
condition for next Sunday week.
Joe Kopp returned Sunday from
Peoria, ILL.,. where he was called to
see his brother Simon, who was very
Ill His nnndfffAn oh ha
same when Mr.. Kopp left'there.
Mrs. Meta Schmidt and daughter,
Tilda went to Harlan this morn
ing to visit their friend. Mrs. Andrew
Boysen and family, after which
they go to Atlantic to visit relatives.
VIM. Fullerton, wife and daugh-
ter. Miss Bernadine came from
Boone yesterday to visit her father.
r.. j. Creveling and wife and their
friends, DR.. J. M. Fulton and family.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the M. E. church win
meet July 14th at the home of Mrs.
Reynolds. Subject, Fools In Type
Your presence is urgently requested.
Roy Northup received a dispatch
Saturday evening from Denver Colo,
stating that his mother had passed
away during the day. The young
man departed on Sunday to attend
the funeral.
Miss Edith Coon formerly of Aud
ubon, but now of Omaha, came Fri
day evening for a visit with her
friends, Miss Marion Bagley and the
Foley girls east of town. She re-
turned to Omaha Monday.
Word received by friends Sunday
from the Jones girls, now residents
of Pomona, Calf, stating that Mrs.
Alta Moon, who is visiting at Long
Beach, called at their home recently.
and was looking real well.
5. s. Wilson. II. w. Wilson J. G.
Boyer. Jaks Meyer and Jack
O'Brien went to Avoca Friday to at
tend the horse races held there the
Bird and 4th of July. They made
the trip in the formers auto.
Corey Wilson, who has been at
Spirit Lake the past several weeks
assisting his brother in-law. John
White erect new barn, and to
make some other improvements on
the latter's farm returned home
Saturday.
Frank and Floyd Chandler of
Lawsonham. Pa, who have been
working in the harvest fields of Kan
sas, arrived in Audubn Saturday
morning for an indefinite visit with
their uncle, Jas. Chandler and wife
and with relatives in the country.
Drs. McLeran, Childs; j. E. Ker-
win, Blair Rice and Chas. Nielsen
went to Sioux City Saturday to at
tend the auto races, being a great
lover of the sport. Mr.. Kerwin
stopped on his return at Carroll to
join in the family reunion of the
Kerwin family held there Sunday.
Frank Adams expects to depart
this week for Boston and other
eastern cities on an extended visit
with friends and will also visit at
one OF the principal musical houses
in the east to which place he has an
invitation to bring his lviolins. AL
fred Hansen of Guthrie Center will
have charge of the Greet Bay lumber
yard during his. absence