Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-08-27
PERSONAL AND LOCAL


races.
Jas. McNutt of Atlantic was bus
mess visitor in Audubon the latter
part of the week.
Vern Swezey went to FIT. Dodge
last Saturday for a visit of few
days with his relatives.
Mrs. j. A. Cozine went to Atlantic
Tuesday morning to visit her two sis
ters, Mesdames VIM. and Dave Hope.
Sam Andersen, Nels Bokhardt and
Nels Christensen went to Carroll Sat
urday where they will do some thing.
Sam Sorensen employed by the
Iowa Telephone Co.. had a small
tumor removed from his neck the
last of the week.
Mrs. Ross Morris returned to What
Cheer Tuesday, after a weeks visit
Johnson and family.
Miss Myrtle Roth left on the Fri
day noon train for Red Oak to visit
with her friends, Mrs. Nadean Oster-
holm and Matte Elwood.
Mrs. G.. A. Kraft, niece Helen and
nephew, George Kraft, returned Fri
day evening from short visit at Stu
art with her sister, Mrs. Mary Turpin.
Chas. Watts came from Des Moines
Tuesday to visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 8. Watts and to at
tend to business for the Register &
Leader.
Geo. Corl of Extra was in Audubon
Friday on his way, to Carroll to meet
his little son. who has been spending
several weeks with his grandparents
at Churdan.
Miss S. L. McCorville of Fl Dodge,
who visited here with, her brother.
]. ID. McCorville and family, went to
Atlantic Tuesday to visit with rela-
tiyes and friends.
j. L. Clark went to Carroll Friday
evening to join his wife and child
rem and enjoy a visit at the paIental
p. Delaney home. They returned
home on Saturday.
Mrs. ID. ]. Conklin went to Cedar
Rapids Tuesday morning to attend
the Iowa State Grand Temple meet
ing of the Pythian Sisters as delegate
from Temple No. 24S.
Nels WHITTIER of Douglas township
last Friday purchased of John Sher-
man the 200 acre farm four and a
half miles northwest of Audubon.
Consideration $3.50 per acre.
Advance selection of Ladies and
Misses trimmed hats illustrating the
new ideas in millinery for the au-
tumn season is now in stock at mod
crate prices. Wilson & Freeman.
doc" Settlemire has quit his work
as barber at Glidden and came to
Audubon on the special Friday night
for a visit with his parents. He is
as yet undecided as to what he will
do in the future.
Mrs. M. F. Fabricius went to At
lantic Thursday evening to meet her
daughter, Miss Anna, who was on
her return home from an extended
visit at Colorado Springs, Colo.
visit returning home Saturday.
Rob't Ping and Chas. Spencer were
in Carroll the last of the week in the
interests of their patent end-gate.
They are manufacturing the end
gates over the Poulsen blacksmith
shop south of Smiths drug store,
Miss Alice Smith resigned her pos
ition at the Conklin Cafe Friday and
went to Ross and Gray to visit rela-
tives, returning Saturday. She then
went to Des Moines to work for the
summer.
Mrs. B. X. Purdy of Oakland, la !,
and daughter, Mrs. Willis Walker Of
Carson. Ia, following an enjoyable
visit here with their son and brother.
D. X. Purdy and family, returned TO
their respective homes Monday morn
ing.
Mrs Chris Poldburg and son, Hans
Schmidt of Harlan and Mrs. M. e.
Christensen and grand daughter,
Mildred Christensen of Davenport
came Friday for "a visit with their
cousin, Mrs. ]. P. schouboe and
husband.
Miss Nellie Gordon of Des Moines
came Thursday evening last for D
visit with her aunt, Mrs. Catherine
Clark in the country, and her aunt,
Mrs. Geo. Brady. Misses Anna and
Helen Clark went to Atlantic to
meet her.
Mrs. Chas. Dipple of Let's, Ia, q
sister-in-law of Mrs. A. N Dollahide
and the Misses Marie and Mary and
Albert Storm. of Dallas Center. Ia.
neices and nephew of Mrs. Dollahide
came by auto last Saturday to visit
with them for few days.
Mrs. Kate Goken OF Los Angeles,
Calf, following ten days visit here
with her friend. Mrs. J.. r. Best and
family. left Friday for Atlantic and
Des Moines for visit with relatives
turn to her western home.
The Misses Beulah and Melissa
Moore of jefferson. who have been
on a visit at Iowa City with relatives
came to Audubon Thursday evening
to visit their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sylvester Moore. Both have good
positions at Jefferson and are now
enjoying their summer vacation.
Mrs. H. Young of Glidden and
her daughter, Mrs. A. Conner of
Coon Rapids. who were called to Ex-
ira to attend the funeral of the for
mer's brother, Mr.. Scott Herrick. and
remained for visit with relatives,
were in Audubon Friday morning on
their return home.
Miss Clara Andersen of Waltham,
Mimi, who is guest of her uncle,
P. l.. Nelson and daughters, accom-
panied by her cousin, Miss Bertha
Nelson, visited in Atlantic last week
with the latter's brothers, J. A. and
N. r. Nelson, returning home Friday
evening.
Mrs. Walter Scotland went to Ne
vada, Iowa, Friday morning, where
she entered sanitariom for treat
ment. She has been there before,
and gained relief, but thinks that she
did not remain long enough, so she
intends to remain at this time until
she is convinced that her improve
ment is permanent.
Accommodations on the North
western last Friday for the circus pa
irons TO Carroll were the very best.
Five good coaches were run to Aud
ubon in the morning and plenty were
used on the special to bring home the
people along the Carroll--Audubon
branch. Fifty purchased tickets for
Carroll. A large number of Audi
bonites went up by auto.
A woman's sixth sense--the in
stinctive sense of beauty leads her to
seek the most artistic millinery. We
have anticipated her wants in the
new lot of designs we are Offering
oblong turbans, narrow, close fit
ting turbans, superbly stylish sailors
n a