Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-07-23
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

| Saturday from Atlantic, where he
went on business.
| w. G. Olsen went to Cedar Falls
by auto Friday to look after a bust
ness proposition.
Miss Ella Mcclure left Saturday
for a visit at Council Bluffs with her
sister, Miss Kathryn.
Bert Dollahide was here Monday
from Dedham on business and to at
Tend the Chautauqua.
Harley Stanley came from Stuart
Saturday to work for Gene Johnson
at the blacksmith shop.
H. w. Ruge, proprietor of the
Ruge hotel at Manning was a bust
ness visitor in Audubon Saturday.
Use P. e. Worm Powder for your
young pigs. Guaranteed to do the
work. 2Stf. Martin Mogg, Agent.
Alena Jensen came from Atlantic
| Saturday to visit over Sunday with
her parents, Jasper Jensen and wife.
Clarence Niklason returned Sat
urday evening from visit at Mar
shalltown with his friend, r. NJ.
Good.
/ JUN DOdIuWCll NsilhV DCCA .
came from Omaha Friday and will
work throughout the country during
| harvest time.
Carroll Drew of the Asher-Drew
| Co., went to CARROLL Saturday to
make arrangements for his tent show
there this week.
Found:-A leather watch fob with
| K. of G.. charm attached Owner
can secure same at the Republican
Office. 3Q-1
Geo. hurry, after a several days
his run as engineer on the Rock Is
land branch last Thursday.
F. H. Hancock of California was
here the fore part of the week on
business and visiting former friends,
going from here to Atlantic.
Miss Stella Burger, after a visit
here with her uncle, p. G. Nelson and
| family in the country, returned
to her home at Menlo Monday.
Misses Kathryn and Helen Clark,
following a weeks visit at Des
Noines with relatives and friends,
returned home Monday evening.
Mrs. Tad Evans and son returned
home Saturday from Greenfield,
where they enjoyed a weeks visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.
Van Diever.
Mrs. Il. A. Kiss,ck of Redfield
came to Audubon Friday foor a few
weeks visit with her daughter. Mrs.
T. E. Bailey and family and son,
Vern Kissick.
| Mrs. III. L. Bailey and child re-
turned to their home Monday eve
ming, after visit in Audubon at the
and daughter, Miss Alice.
Mrs. Will Deets, living near Allan
tic, came to Audubon Monday eve
ming for a visit with her mother, Mrs.
w. ID. Stanley and sister, Mrs,
Frank Drury and husband.
Keith Brodney of Council Bluffs
visited here Monday with his friend
10. X. Purdy, returning home on the
evening train. Mr.. Purdy accom-
| panied him as far as Atlantic.
For Sale:-Modern home, in best
of condition. fine location. This is
positively snap at the price. Give
possession Immediately.
| 1872 III. j. Savage.
Mrs. Margaret Rule departed
Tuesday morning for her home at
Kewanee, H., after an enjoyable Wis
it in the country with her cousin,
John oliver and wife and other rel
atives.
III. w. Wilson left for Avoca Tues
day morning, being called to the
bedside of his sister, Mrs. Chas.
Swartfager who was ill, her illness
however, not being of serious
nature.
A. C. Thomas, who formerly con-
Quoted the Park Hotel in this city,
died at his home in Sac City last
Thursday morning. Friends here
received the word late Thursday
evening.
Chas. Messersmith of Winnimac,
Ind, arrived in Audubon last Thurs
day for two weeks visit at the
homes of his sisters, Mesdames Geo.
A. Campbell and 1. G.. Cramer and
families in the country.
Miss Genevieve Roth left Saturday
morning for Carroll to visit with her
aunt, when she will go to Omaha for
a visit with her grandmother and
other relatives. She expects to re-
main away one week.
Gwendolen Carey, who attends
college at Grinnell, returned to Aud
ubon Friday following a months
pleasant visit with friends at Fland-
reau, S. ID. She will enjoy visit
with her uncle, Mr.. A. G. Ross and
numerous friends.
Mrs. Walter Boag, who has been
enjoying a several weeks enjoyable
visit in Audubon at the home of her
friend, Mrs. e. N. Taggart, returned
to her home at FIT. Dodge Saturday
morning. She will return later to
finish her summer visit.
Mrs. Sarah Musson and daughter,
Miss Susie departed Tuesday morn
| ing for Colorado Springs, Colo,
where they will enjoy an outing and
vacation, both being in the best of
health. Miss Susie will return with
in month, while Mrs. Musson will
remain at the Springs indefinitely.
Mrs. H. Young and daughter Olli-
yene were in Audubon yesterday on
their way home to Glidden from Ex-
10, WhCiO lhOy ndu pcch " sec ucI
brother, Scott Herrick, who is ser
iouslysill. She reports his condition
very poorly, which will be sad news
to his numerous friends in Audubon
county.
Reese Dickey arrived in Audubon
Friday evening from his home at
Minot, N. ID. He came at this time
to arrange some of his land holdings
and then left for visit at Des
Moines with friends, after which he
will go to Oklahoma to spend several
weeks with relatives and friends. re-
turning to his home by way of st.
Louis, Mo-, and Chicago, ILL.,,
w. C. Freetley of Lake City was
in Audubon the latter part of the
week for a visit with his old friend,
DIR. A. l.. Brooks. Over 81 years ago
DIR. Brooks and Mr.. Freetley located
at Gray where the latter still owns a
fine farm, and he was the first
patient that the doctor prescribed for
after leaving college. They have
kept track of each other all these
years and kept up correspondent se
during the doctors late illness at