Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-09-03
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

ben Heater and wife OF Manning
came Saturday for visit at the G.
@. Brockway home.
Fred Tennigkeit returned Saturday
from a several days visit at Des
Moines with his sisters.
A large number of Audubon;tes
were passengers to Des Moines on
the Sunday moor train.
Miss Pearl Kaufman went to At
lantic Saturday to visit few days al
the Andy Andersen home.
Miss Jessie Jensen was an over
Sunday visitor in Atlantic with her
friend, Mrs. Virgil Nelson.
Ed. Finch returned to Plattsmouth
Neb., Sunday noon after few days
spent in Audubon on business.
Hans Hansen and wife went to
Marine Saturday to visit with her par
Ients. Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Andersen.
Miss Edna Johnson went to Allan
tic Sunday noon to visit friends and
relatives, returning home Monday
Chris and Peter Hansen were VS..
itors in Des MONIES the fore part OF
the week. returning home yesterday
Hans Petersen and family left for
Chester Monday to visit with old time
friends, the Chris Marcussen family
Miss Cora Steele of Coon Rapids
came Saturday for visit at the home
OF her sister, Mrs. Gertrude Nelson
Miss Meta Wiese came from Avoca
hotel with her sister. Miss Clara
Wiese.
Mrs. Chas. Bollback and children
returned to their home at Corydon
Saturday. after visit here with heI
parents, Robt. Probst and wife.
VIM J. Duve, employed by Jack
McCort went to Omaha Sunday to
visit his wife and py oably make ar.
rangements to NOV Audubon.
Miss Lucy Day resumed her
duties as bookke ! Monday morn.
ing at the Fap as & Marquesen
store, followiP two weeks vaca'
ton.
Carl Johnson. wife and baby oil
Harlan, accompanied by her mother
Mrs. Kate Sheets autoed to Audubon
Sunday to spend the day with rela
tives
Miss Clara Andersen following a
months visit at the home of her
uncle, p. l.. Nelson. departed Mon
day for her home at Waltham,
Minnesota.
Mrs. w. II. Mason, daughter. Mrs.
Hattie Phalen, and the later's daugh-
ter Miss Mildred came from Cher
okee, Iowa. Saturday to visit with
her son, t. E. Mason and family.
John Mcdonald and wife returned
to Manning Monday after visit here
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Gates, and near Lorah with the
lady's parents. Henry Cooley and
wife.
M;ss Eva Lgse who sfent ner sum-
nier vacation :G audubon with her
parent. Mr.. and Mrs. S. vi. Lus. re-
turned to her :hool duties as tea cher
in the state college at Cedar Falls,
Monday.
"The Shepherds Call" played at
the opera house last Friday night
was something out of the ordinary
and proved very satisfactory to those
present A fair sized audience greet
ed the players.
A. S. Culver and daughter, Miss
Gene arrived home Sunday noon from
a several weeks visit at Denver and
other cities in Colorado. They en-
joyed the visit very much, and re-
ceived considerable benefit from
their stay.
Mrs. T. B. Kerwin and family re-
ceived visit Sunday from her two
neices. the Misses Mae and Evalyn
Buckley, and the latter's two cous-
ms, Tom and Carl Manhart of Pan
anna. They made the trip by auto.
John Kerwin accompanied them to
Panama for couple of days visit.
The newest and best of autumn
millinery is being offered by Wilson
* Freeman. Chic English sailors in
velvet and plush, novelty turbans and
tricorne effects, oblong sailors, wide
oblong brims in a combination OF
colors--a big offering of smart. be-
coming styles, wonderfulvalues which
inspection OF the hats will verify.
Mrs. Dora Conner of the Park ho-
tel has engaged the services of Chris
Sorensen, a No. chef, who with his
wife came from Omaha the last of
the week and will work at the hotel.
Mrs. Sorensen will assist Mrs. Con-
ner In the dining room. The park is
an up-to-date hotel and Is doing a
fiourishing business.
Mrs. Edward Frick, accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. r. f. Childs,
and children Ollivene and Edward,
departd the last of the week for Den
yer. Colo, where they will remain
indefinitely. They go at this time
to see IL little Edward, who Is suffer
ing from asthma, cannot gain some
permanent relief in drier climate.
Miss Susie McCorville. who visited
in Atlantic with relatives, returned
to Audubon the latter part of the
week for visit at the home of her
brother, I. d. McCorville and family
In west Audubon. Her neices, Miss
Eliene Rourick of Bridgewater and
Miss Nellie Rourick of Atlantic ac-
companied her to Audubon for q
visit.
w. s. Parnham and wife of Colo
RADIO Springs, Colo. following a
months enjoyable visit at the home
of his brother John, in the country
and with the w. C. Sheets and John
Butterton families, left Monday for
Emmettsburg and Eagle Grove for q
visit with other relatives, after
which they will return to their
home.
The range of yesterday, on which
were cooked the meals of your father
and grandfather, is very different
from the range of today. When the
ranges of yesterday were built the
cost of fuel was cheap--also the PEG.
pie were putting up with all sorts OF
inconYeniances and they did not ex.