Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-07-16

] Anita last evening to visit their
daughter, Mrs. Fred wager and fam
lily in Viola township.
\ wills Staley and men began today
the placing of the cement gutter on
Tracey street from the s. l.. Mantz
corner to the II. Sunberg corner.
FOR SALE:---I have an extra
good 40 acre farm in Lincoln town
ship that | will sell at reasonable
price. Mrs. b. Cunningham.
Jess McNary is filling the position
as mail clerk on the Northwestern
from Carroll to Audubon, during
the vacation period of the regular
! mail clek.
Frank Bagley, DIR. Donaldson,
Blair Rice and John Preston left in
the Bagley auto Saturday night for
an outing at Lake Okoboji and Ar
nolds Park.
Hans Thuesen Is a sufferer the
past two weeks with blood poisoning
of his left hand, caused by running
rusty nail in 1t at his home eight
miles southwest of town.
NJ. F. Kerwin, wife and son Am
brose. who were here on business
and visiting with relatives few
days, returned to their home at Car
oil the last of the week.
Mrs. Harry Gleason is not as we'll
as her family and friends would wish
| for, but with cooler weather 1t is
hoped that she will improve and be-
come well woman again.
A. 4. Beason has sold automobiles
the past week to the following part
ies:-J. H. Baker, Dana Viewer, and
Otto Larsen, each a Maxwell and q
Rambler to VIM. Brockway.
For Sale: Modern home, in best
Of condition, fine location. This is
positively snap at the price. Give
possession Immediately.
29-2 H. ]. Savage.
Miss Ethel Linn of Winnamac,
Ind, who enjoyed visit here with
her friends, Mrs. Earl Maharg and
| family, left for Odebolt Tuesday to
visit with the Link Davenport family
ASHER--DREW CO.--Now show
] ing better class Vaudeville and
| Tabloid plays in their Tent Theatre.
one block north of Tricks Drug
Store. Admission 10 and 20 cents
c. j. Schroeder, who visited here
couple of weeks with his brother,
John Schroeder and wife, returned
to his home at Atlantic Monday. He
intends to depart for Texas in
short time.
L. P. Nelson and two daughters.
Mrs. Evans Marquesen and Miss
Alma Nelson and Jasper Jensen and
wife, went to Brayton Tuesday to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Djernes,
who died last Sunday.
Teddy and Harry, the sons of Nj.
and Mrs. l.. Z. Kline are enjoying
a visit at Sterling, Colo, with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Hayes and family. They expect to
be away about six weeks.
M. F. Kerwin and wife came from
Carroll in their auto Monday evening
and drove out to Greeley township
to visit her brothers, Geo. and Jim
/ Egan and families, and with her sis
ter, Mrs. w. j. Campbell and family
near Larland.
Ed. Kilcoin took quite i'll last Fri
day with appendicitis and was con-
fined to his home several days, suf-
fering acutely at times AS soon
as he gains sufficient strength he
will go to Omaha to submit to an
operation, probably today.
Mrs. Elizabeth Carr and two
daughters arrived home Saturday eve
ming fom an extended visit at Winnie
bago. Neb., with her sister and broth
er. Mrs. j. D. Gill and E. p. Cham
berlain and families and at Sioux
City with her niece. Mrs. S. Martin
and family.
Mrs. Anna Bentley and daughter
Mrs. j. III. Filsom, husband and two
sons of Cambridge Springs, Pa, who
visited at the home of their uncle,
Geo. Agnew, left Tuesday for avisit
With their cousin, Mrs. Alice McDill
at Wapello, Ia, after which they will
depart for their eastern home.
The ladies of the German Luther
an church met at the home of Mrs.
Joe Blohm last Thursday afternoon
and did considerable sewing for the
children of Rev. and Mrs. Starck who
were recently injured in runaway
accident. They will also do some
sewing for Mrs. Starck as soon as
she is able to come to town.
If we publish the news and do not
| give tue IdClS III the case We are Cen
sured by the reading public, then
again, II we do give out the full
facts, we are not only censured, but
abused by the interested parties,
such was the case this week when
certain parties came to our office,
using language that would not look
well in print.
Mrs. A. r. Kittell, who has been
attending her sister, Mrs. OIL Mease
at her home near Gray, returned to
Audubon Tuesday. She reports
Mrs. Mease getting along nicely now.
She also reports OIL as having lost
the best horse he owned. brood
mare valued at $500 or $500. The
mare had been at work in the hay
field but few hours.
Ray Leonard and wife, who have
been living at Manning for some
time, where Ray held a good posi-
ton with drug firm, spent Monday
in Audubon with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Val Leonard. They left Tues
day morning for Nicola where Ray
} will again work for the drug firm he
worked for some four years after
leaving the Prick drug store, where
he learned the business.