Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-06-18
: LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

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John Roth of Manning was a Sunday
visitor in Audubon with his wife.
Mrs Jess Metheny and baby came
from Manning Tuesday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Molly Schalow went to Atlantic
Tuesday to visit q few days with friends.
Happy Moore and wife of Iowa City
went to Ross yesterday to visit their
relatives.
Chris Bisgaard returned TO his work
at Adair Tuesday, after visit here
with his family.
Claude McClurg, a salesman from
Jefferson, was the guest of his friend,
Earl Mason this week.
The Hayes Boys garage is nearing
completion and will be ready for occu.
pancy before many weeks.
Mrs. NJ. T. Foley returned Tuesday
from Atlantic, where she visited her
daughter, Mrs P. A. Casey.
Art Shrader went to Des Moines Tues.
day to bring back Maxwell auto for
the local agent, A. e. Beason.
Miss Mabel Brooks came from Iowa
City Friday to visit with her sister,
Mrs. d. w. Wood and family.
C. L. Christensen and daughter. Miss
Olga went to Harlan Tuesday, where
the latter will attend the summer
school.
Mrs. Leo Lidd returned to her home
at Shenandoah yesterday, after visit
at the home of her father, Ct. A. Foley
in the country.
A fine level section of Canada land,
in the "Tramping Lake District" to
exchange for improved Iowa land.
Kellogg Company. 25F.
NJ. F. Kerwin and sons, Lawrence
and Ambrose autoed from Carroll yes
terday to look after the farm and visit
]. Z. Kerwin and wife.
Geo. Cummings, wife and child visit
ed few days this week with her par
ents. J. s. Dennis and wife, returning
to Atlantic Tuesday evening.
John Martinsen and family went to
the Lakes Tuesday by auto to enjoy an
outing. They were accompanied by
John Nissen and family of Brayton.
Deputy Sheriff, c. H. Reynolds went
to Guthrie Center on official business
| Tuesday. His aged mother accompa-
MED him to Audubon upon his return.
Bert johnson went to Des Moines yes
terday to bring back a machine for A.
E. Beason, the hustling local agent for
the Jeffrey, Mitchell and Maxwell au-
tomobiles
Mesdames Albert Fancher and w. A.
| Wiley and daughter went to Atlantic
yesterday TO see Mrs. B. e Wiley, who
underwent an operation there several
weeks ago.
Mrs. Louisa Siebert of Bloomington,
ILL.,, is expected in Audubon this even
/ ing for an extended visit with her sis.
ter. Mrs. Henrietta Hecker and son
and daughters.
n. G. Bronson, who formerly ran a
drug store in Audubon, but now of Den
yer, Colo, was here this week for a Wis
it with F. w. Smith and family He
left today for Chicago.
| Miss Ethel Woodland arrived from
Moline, III, Tuesday to visit her par
ents, j. Il. Woodland and wife, her
brother and sister and families. She in
tends to remain two weeks.
About 40 members of the Christian
church and the ministers enjoyed an old
fashioned picnic in the Stanley grove
near OLD Hamlin Tuesday. A fine time
was enjoyed by those present.
Mrs. Jas. Harmon and daughter Col
die went to Harlan yesterday morn.
ing to see her aged aunt, Mrs. Antilda
Hahn, who is critically ill. Mrs. Hahn
is 93 years of age and her recovery is
doubtful.
Madison Spencer and wife went to
Des Moines yesterday, where Mrs.
Spencer will enter the Methodist hospi-
tai and submit to an operation for gall
trouble. DIR. Childs accompanied them
to Des Moines.
Miss Beulah Streeter, formerly teach.
or in the Audubon High School, was
married June 10th to Floyd Hill at
Lake Mills, Iowa. Miss Carrie Der.
ger and sister will be married at Toledo,
| Iowa on June2 4th.
The fire team has been putting in
some strenuous work of evenings at the
race track, practicing for the tourna-
ment to take place at Manning July Bird
and 4th. The public should go out and
see the fire laddies at work the next
two weeks.
Miss Coda Hayes, former resident
of Audubon and the sister of Mrs. L. K
Kline, is one of a class of 1856 to graduate
from the Omaha High School this week
Che hos alrnohvr aapnnfad N rNrxcifsnY, M
book keeper with the Bell Telephone
Co., and begins work Immediately.
County Clerk Rice granted marriage
| licenses this week to the following
parties: Ralph Williams and Nellie
Davis, Grant Mechanical and Eva
Smith. The last named couple were
the first persons to have their names
entered on the new marriage license
book.
l.. p. Nelson returned Tuesday from
Ringsted, where he went on business
and to visit friends. He was accompa-
MED home by Hans Johansen and wife
of Conner, MINI, who were on their
way to Atlantic for visit with rela,
tives. L. Petersen of Atlantic was also
guest at the Nelson home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Roberts greatly
enjoyed a several days visit from his
lister, Mrs w. l.. Weller of Long
Beach, Calf. Mrs Weller also visited
with brother at Mt Pleasant and a
son and daughter at New London, She
started on her return trip Tuesday by
way of Spokane, Wash, where she will
visit a son.
w. J. Campbell and wife expect to
depart today noon for Lincoln, H., to
enjoy visit with his uncle, Pat Savage
and wife and with numerous cousins.
Jimmie" was born and reared near
Lincoln and has not been back for q
real good visit for 30 years. He takes
his wife along at this time to show her
some real good and high priced farm
land.
i ]. P. Woodland, agent for No.
seed corn drier, which took first pre-
MUM at the Des Moines and Sioux
City fairs. has rented space in the Chas
Van Gorder store room and invites in
spection of same by the public and es
specially the farmers. Mr.. Woodland
should do well with the agency in Au