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

Chas. Dennis came down from
Carroll Sunday to visit his parents,
j. S. Dennis and wife.
Happy Van Gorkom and Bert
Johnson went to Coon Rapids Sun
day to visit with friends.
Use p. E. Worm Powder for your
work 2Stf. Martin Mogg, Agent
Chas. Wilde and family autoed to
Coon Rapids Sunday to enjoy them
selves along the banks of the river.
Good Hereford bulls for sale
/ cheap at Ashby farm. Apply to
John Weighton or Phone 21S. 29-1
Ray Leonard of Manning was
Monday visitor in Audubon, visiting
with his parents, Val Leonard aud
wife.
Weland Darland of Omaha return
ed to his home Saturday, after visit
here with his aunt, Mrs. Geo. Nor
thup.
DR.. Chas McLeran left on the
noon train Sunday for Nebraska to
visit relatives and attend to business
affairs.
Thos. Z. Mason and wife returned
Saturday from a visit at FortDodge
and Jefferson with relatives for sew
| eral days.
Teddy Olson and wife are the
parents of bouncing baby boy, born
to them last Thursday, making their
second child.
Miss Mabel Keith who visited at
Atlantic since Friday with her rela-
tives, returned home on the Monday
morning train.
Henry Roth and little brother
| Charles went to Manning Sunday
evening to visit couple of days with
their brother John and wife.
Edward Barnett OF Omaha, who
visited here for a month with his
aunt, Mrs. Harry oliver and family,
returned to his home Sunday noon.
Ping Bros. have improved the
| fronts of the G. w. Preston store
and the telephone exchange build
ing with couple of coats of paint
Ms. Il. j. Rinehart was called to
Manning Saturday to attend the fun
eral of her cousin, who died last
Thursday and was buried on Sunday.
Otto Rubel is busy these days
! hauling the material for the new i'm
provements that he will erect on his
recently purchased farm east OF
| Hamlin
Mrs. G. T. Warden of Chicago.
who visited with her cousin, Mrs. r.
j. Creveling for several days, LETT
Monday for Clinton to visit other
| relatives.
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their home at Atlantic Monday after
a visit here with their friends, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Delahoyde at the Ar.
lington Hotel.
Lost New blue serge coat, on
road from Kimballton to Hamlin,
Sunday, July 5th. Finder leave
same at this Office and receive re-
ward 29-1
Mrs. G. w. " Smith and Mrs. Sam
Byerly of Carroll visited here Satur-
day with friends, going to Atlantic
on the evening train to visit their
brother, Scott Clark and family.
Peter Molgaard went to Omaha
Monday to submit to an operation
for appendicitis, with which he has
been bothered for sometime. His
sister. Miss Thora, accompanied
him.
Mrs. u. G.. Stonebrook and
daughter, Gladys, returned to their
home at Sac City Monday. They had
been here on visit with the for
mer's sister, Mrs. Geo. w. Hoover
and family.
| Clint Rice, living southeast OF
town, who suffered much pain last
week from an infection on his hand,
came to town Saturday and had the
same lanced. He was unable to
work for several days.
Frank Adams departed Sunday
evening for Boston, Mass, where he
will be the guest of the Musicians
Supply Co., few weeks. He will
also enjoy a visit at Pittsburg, Pa.
rfor week with his son-in-law, l. ID.
Goodwin.
Mike Ceranek who has been run
ming a dray team the past few years
for Sam Ulrich, resigned his job last
| Saturday noon and this week began
Saturday for himself. No doubt
Mike will do we'll as he is a hard
worker and hustler.
Mrs Kate Sheets has so far re
lowered from her recent operation
and serious Illness, as to be able to
leave for her home at Harlan. OF
course that little granddaughter of
hers was the principal cause of her
going so soon.
Rev. Thos. Greenlee went to Oma-
ha Monday morning to prepare his
household effects for shipment to
| Audubon. He returned Tuesday,
accompanied by his nephew, Herbert
Woodbury., who will rer1ain here
during Chautauqua week.
The four following baseball fans
were taken to Carroll Sunday by S.
s. Wilson in his auto to see the ball
game between Carroll and Audubon:
Bert Freeman, Chas. Spencer, c. l..
Johnson and Happy Heuerman.
They report good trip and pro-
nounce Sam very careful driver.
Mrs. Nels Morey went to Brayton
Friday to enjoy visit with relatives
and friends, when she returns to
Audubon and will prepare for her
eastern trip. Next week she expects
to depart for Birmingham. VT, to
pay her sister, Mrs. Stephen Brodo.
an extended visits Mrs. Morey will
also visit with friends in New York.
| j. e. Tharnish of Atlantic came to
Audubon Sunday noon to join his
mother, Mrs. Mary Tharnish for a
visit at the home of the latter's sis
ter, MIS-. Elizabeth Tharnish. Mrs,
Tharnish had been here a week and
her numerous friends will be pleased
to hear that she has recovered from
her recent illness.
Mrs. Louise Seibert of Blooming
ton, ILL.,. who is here for an extended
visit with relatives and friends, en-
joyed most pleasurable visit last
Saturday afternoon with Mrs. John
Burr. The ladies were schoolmates
in Warren. Germany when children
and this was the first meeting in over
So years. One can imagine what a
pleasant visit they had.
Mrs. Aug. Oelke and daughter,
Miss Clarice, have returned from a
few days visit at 0skaloosa. Mrs,
Oelke visited her only sister, Mrs. s.
Smits, whom she had not seen in ten
years, while Miss Clarice attended
the convention of county recorders.
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