Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-11-26
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

LANoO1NAA <AAND ASS<AA<
Miss Eva Schroeder was Thanks
giving visitor at Stuart with friends.
Miss Oma Kaufman, left yester-
day for visit at Herndon with rel
atives and friends.
Miss Lucy Leib returned Sunday
from Iowa City where she was called
to take care of Ray Brooks.
Miss Lavinia Steele of Des Moines
came last evening to visit her sister,
Mrs. Gertrude Nelson and children.
Mrs. N. Jensen departed last eve
ming for visit at Chicago, H.. with
her daughter, Mrs. Carl Petersen and
family.
Following visit at Glidden with
her sister, Mrs. Hi Young, Mrs.
Clark Gray returned home Saturday
evening.
Miss Elizabeth Foley went to
Shenandoah Tuesday morning to Wis
II her sister, Mrs. Leo Lidd and hus-
band.
Mrs I l. Stuart of Hampton came
yesterday afternoon to visit her
daughter. Mrs Louis Bagley and hus-
band
C. H. Reynolds and F. Sunberg
returned Friday from Clarinda,
where they took a patient to the
state hospital.
Miss Ruth Chestnut, rural school
teacher. left last evening for her
home at Adair to visit over Sunday
with her parents.
j.. F. Liken who has been at Cam
bridge and Seneca, ILL.,, the past few
weeks on business arrived home
Monday morning. tt
Gil Bluffs Tuesday morning to try
Nelson of Elk Horn.
Miss Bessie Speere of Denison an
intimate friend OF Mrs. F. w. Johan-
sen, came Saturday evening to pay
her a pleasant visit.
Herbert Stahl who has been work
ing here the past season for Geo.
Everts, left for his home near Mann
ing Saturday evening.
Pair of coming two year old draft
baled timothy hay for sale. See w.
II. DoitOh ft-oW.
The Ladies Aid of Old Mamlin
will hold bazaar and supper at Old
Hamlin Presbyterian church Thurs
day evening, Dec. 3rd
Two gold fish free with Rexall
Cough Syrup. See our window and
in quire for further particulars.
Prick Drug Co., The Rexall Store 1w
Mrs. Bert McNutt and child fol-
lowing three weeks visit at Moore,
Mrs. Thos. Owen. arrived home last
evening.
Jorgen Miller departed Monday
evening for Brush, Colo, to get and
accompany home his son, George,
who has been out there the past
several months for his health.
For Sale:--Studebaker five-pas-
senger touring car in excellent A /
condition. A fine family car and Of
handsome appearance. Enquire at
Republican Office.
New house of seven rooms, mod
ern and up-to-date, electric lights,
full basement, cistern, etc. Offer for
sale and can give immediate posses
sion. See Elmer Bailey.
Reuben Mertz of Sioux City came
last evening to visit his grandfather
ID. l.. Darnold and other relatives.
He is advance man for bellies Hyp-
MOTTO Co, of Minneapolis
Mrs. j. S. Hayden of Wall Lake,
and Mrs. Shrum of Windon, Mimi,
came yesterday for a visit with the
formers daughter. Mrs. G. A. May
and family.
Gust Dettman and wife autoed
from Stuart Sunday to enjoy the
hospitality of Mrs. Minnie Hensley
of Greeley township, who served
bountious dinner to number Of
friends.
The Social Service Club, all men,
bers present, met with Mrs. G. H.
Buck last week and an enjoyable
time was had. The club will donate
a turkey dinner to eight Audubon
families today.
On Thursday, December 10th at
the M. E. church concert will be
given by the Clifford Orchestra Of rs
players. F. A. Adams futist, G. c.
Brockway. trombonist and w. ID.
Schelldorf, clarinetist will assist.
j. Gray, daughter and Miss
Lowrey of Council Bluffs are in the
city to spend Thanksgiving at the
e. F. Bilharz home. Miss Gray Is an
accomplished musician. having spent
almost two years under the best mus
icians in Berlin. A number of the
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Bilharz
were invited to their home to enjoy
a musical evening.