Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-10-22
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

visitor in Des Moines few days thii
week, going down Monday.
Rob't. Forbes who has been work
ing for K. B. Thomas, departed Tues
day morning for Alpine, Michigan.
Mrs. Lou Ellis and daughter of De.
Moines came to Audubon Monday eve
ming to attend to business matters.
A. C. Ross arrived home Saturday
morning from two weeks business
visit in Minnesota and South Dakota
Joe B. Kevan and wife returned
home Monday from two weeks visi,
at Walnut and vicinity with rela
tives.
Mrs. F. S. Watts went to Mt
Pleasant Tuesday morning, where she
gave talk on baby welfare this
week.
ID. w. Wood wife and little Elean-
or went to Iowa City yesterday to
visit her parents and attend the den
tai meeting.
Mrs. Harriet Jones went to Tenn
pleton Saturday to visit her son,
Riley Jones and wife, returning
home Monday.
Mrs. Herman Gotch of Manning
visited friends in Audubon Monday,
going to Anita Tuesday to visit two
of her sisters.
Martin Beck of Brayton was in
Audubon Friday enroute to Racine,
Wis, to visit his brother, Chris l..
Beck and family.
Henry Friedricksen and family
went to Omaha Monday to visit with
friends. While there Mr. F purchased
a car load of sheep.
Thos. Rutherford went to Griswold
Monday to visit with P. c. Sorensen
and other friends and look after
some business affairs.
Mrs. l.. v. Delahoyde went to Mar
shalltown Tuesday morning to at
tend the 25th annual meeting of the
Librarians of the state.
Joe Woodland went to Milford
Tuesday for visit with his daughter
Mrs. Homer Emery and his son,
Henry Woodland and families.
C. II. Wilde this week purchased
an auto truck with which to haul
his cream and produce. This is the
first auto truck to be owned in Aud
ubon.
Miss Fannie Andrews, who has
been working at Harlan several
months, returned to Audubon Mon
day evening for a visit with her rel
atives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. T. Oliver left
Monday morning for their home al
Toulon, ILL.,, following an enjoyable
visit here with his aunt, Mrs. Thos
Oliver.
l.. Heathcote, who enjoyed a visit
in Audubon with his father-in-law
Tom Williamson, departed for his
home at Holyoke, Colo, Monday
evening.
Mrs. j. w. Clark and daughter
Miss Nellie, returned home Friday
from Brooklyn, Iowa where they Wis
tied her sister-in-law, Mrs. Fannie
Greenlee.
The farmers are busy people just
at present garnering their bumper
crop of corn. The merry bump OF
the ears on the knock boards sounC
good to them.
M. T. Foley went to Atlanti,
Tuesday-evening to visit his daughter
Mrs. P. A. Casey and family. He will
also attend to business matters al
Omaha while away.
Mrs. A. e. Buckley who has beer
visiting here at the home of heI
brother, c. H. Stocking for several
months, departed for her home al
Winnipeg, Canada, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. Wilhelm and
children, following a pleasant visit
in Audubon with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Nick Downey, returned tc
Des Moines Monday morning
Miss Cora McIlvaine, who is visit
ing here with her sister, Mrs. A. e
Beason and family, returned to Aud
ubon Tuesday evening from a WISH
at Des Moines with relatives ant
friends.
j. II. DeJong of Omaha, distribu
tor for the Apperson lack Rabbit
automobile throughout Nebraska ant
western Iowa was here Tuesday an(
contracted for Is machines with f
M. Johnson the local agent.
A. "Tex" Lamb and wife who
have been living in Milestone, Mont.
the past seven months, returned t.
Audubon Saturday to make this theil
home. They will live on the Buthwee
farm for the present. While in Mon
tana TEX" was employed by the
government, breaking horses for cav
airy service.
For Sale:- ESQ acres of Guthrie
county best land, lays we'll. improved
well, 2 sets buildings, in high state
of cultivation, one mile east of Mon
tieth on River to River road, small
payment down, long time on balance
at percent. Come and see 1t. Price
$1,000 per acre. F. F. Reed, Mon
tieth. Iowa. 43-4w.
The Rock Island branch from AT
lantic to Audubon has put another
train into service, beginning Monday
of this week The trains due in Aud
ubon at 1920 and 1915 will be pas
senger runs and freight will bt
run to Audubon in the morning, re
turning to Atlantic in the afternoon
The evening train due here at 3:4g
will be a mixed train as heretofore
John Gates who went to Rochester
Sunday evening and underwent I
severe examination most of Monda!
and Tuesday, returned home yester
day and says he has fighting chanc'
to pull through his illness withou
an operation. He reports little Max
inc Graham successfully underwear
her operation Tuesday and that Mrs
c. III. Reynolds was to be operated
upon Wednesday.
DR.. and Mrs. N. Nielsen of the Dan
ish Mission Hospital of Manchuria
China, who are touring the United
States, arrived in Audubon Tuesda!
evening. He gave lecture at Eben
ezer church yesterday and lectures a
tho danish lutheran church in Audi