Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-08-13
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

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visit with his son, Fritz at Manning.
| Joe Richards transacted business
in Atlantic and Omaha the fore part
of the week.
Motorcycle, trotting, pacing and
running races every day at the Car
roll county fair.
Mrs. w. W Smith, who was in
Omaha few days last week on bust
ness. came home Thursday.
Adolph Wolff, who has been en-
joying a months vacation at Yuma,
Colo, arrived home Sunday.
Vern Kissick and Jess Richards,
who visited at Redfield with the for
mer's relatives, returned home Sun
day,
A. C. Scott, the hustling real es-
tate dealer of Casey was transacting
business in Audubon the last of the
week.
Miss Marion Bagley, who enjoyed
a several days visit at Atlantic with
relatives, returned home Thursday
evening.
Hans Tuvlring went to Extra Mon
day morning to attend the funeral of
Mr. Nels Petersen, which occurred
Monday afternoon.
Frank Clark and wife, after an en-
joyable visit here with his mother,
Mrs. j. M. b. Clark, left for their
home at Chaplin Monday.
Miss Kate Goken arrived Sunday
noon from Los Angeles, Calf, for a
visit of three weeks with her friend,
Mrs. j. r. Best and family.
Mr. and Mrs. p. f. Andersen of
Ruthven, were visitors here the first
of the week with his son Fern and
daughter, Mrs. Chef Caldwell.
Harold Reese of Atlantic nephew
of Wilburn Reese came to Audubon
Monday evening and will work at
the canning factory this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Greenlee returned
Thursday evening from Omaha where
! they had been to consult an occulist
regarding Mr., Greenlee's eyesight.
| w. c. Sheets returned Friday eve
ming from Atlantic, where he spent
several days looking after the COM
pletion of the house he is having
remodeled.
Frank Herndon sold to Frank
Duvall hts home and one lot in the
the week. The consideration was
| $4,000.
| ii. C. Hansen and wife, who visited
here several days with their relatives
left last Thursday for their home at
Creston. Mrs. r. c. Spencer and
children accompanied them for
visit.
Mrs. l.. j, Yaggy and daughters,
Misses Thelma and Marie and Mrs.
Arthur Denger of Davenport, came
to Audubon Monday for a visit with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Val
Leonard.
Jacob Elleck, following a pleasant
visit here with his nephew, Jas. Gray
and family, returned to his home in
Atlantic Thursday evening. His
daughter, who accompanied him here
remained for a longer visit.
NJ. j. Corbett of Oxford, who visit
ed several days with his cousin, Mrs
j. w. Mcguire and family in the
country, left Friday morning for
Davenport where he has accepted a
position with large meat firm.
Miss Susie Musson. following de-
lightful months visit at Denver and
III SOtOIduOg
Friday morning. Her mother, who
accompanied her on the trip, re-
NAMED at Motrose Colo, for longer
visit.
Marion Ellis who, came from
North English last week for visit
with his brother, George Ellis and
wife, received message Saturday
calling him home on account of the
serious illness OF a friend. He left
on Saturdays evening train.
Carl Johnson, wife and baby, ac-
companied by her mother, Mrs. Kate
Sheets, came from Harlan by auto
Sunday for visit with relatives. Mr..
johnson and family returned Sunday
night and on Monday evening Mrs.
Sheets left for Atlantic, Casey and
Guthrie Center to visit with relatives
and friends.
w. p. Hauser, who was the pastor
of the Christian church in this city,
until last week. writes this Office that
he has accepted the pastorate at
Rinard this state, and will preach
there regularly hereafter. Minister
Hauser intends to enter Drake Uni
versity Des Moines Sept. LIST TO pur-
sue his studies further.
Rev. Z. f. Smith of Des Moines,
who was at Aberdeen, S. D., looking
after his farm interests, came to Au-
dubon Friday to Join his wife, who
visited here a couple of weeks. with
her son, Rev. Clinton F. Smith and
wife. They returned to Des Moines
Saturday morning. Mr.. Smith in
formed us that he would have no
threshing to do this. season as the
hail attended to that part of the work
for him.
Geo. N. Weighton and daughter,
Miss Rose returned Saturday morn
ing from Lake View, where they went
to attend the marriage of Miss Eta
Spencer, which took place last Thurs
day. Mrs. W. who went with them
stopped at Carroll for q visit with
| friends on her way home. Her
daughter Margaret went to Carroll
Saturday morning to meet and ac-
company her home. Miss Rose
played the piano at the wedding.
Hi. Walters was called to Des
Moines few weeks ago to see his
son Sam, who was threatened with
typhoid fever. While at Des Moines
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PLANE that his sister, Mrs. Vergie
Rusk had died. With his son Sam.
they went to attend the funeral and
while there, Mr.. Walters was notified
that his uncle, Isaac Bempton had
passed away at his home at Marion
so the father and son went to attend
the funeral, and then returned to Des
Moines and Hi. arrived in Audubon
Friday evening.
+. M. Christy who has been in
Guthrie Center since the Indians
left" was in Audubon with Ira Doud
and other fair directors together
with that excellent secretary, VIM.
Edwards, to take look at the ampi-
theater at the fair grounds. They
were highly pleased with the one
here, and in asmuch as they are go
ing to build a new one in time for
their fair which comes Sept. 29 to
Oct. End, they wanted to get a few
pointers and make some modern i'm
provements over the old style II
possible. Many Audubon county peo-
pie attend the Guthrie Center fair
and when they go they are always
treated so royalty that they have a