Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-07-23
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

Att. s. C. Kerberg was a passenger
Sunday noon to Omaha on legal bus
mess.
Geo. McNary, Jr., went to Carroll
Tuesday for visit with his brother
JESSE.
Mrs. jennings and daughters OF
Carroll visited friends in Audubon
the fore part of the week.
Cyrus Joosener went to Omaha
Sunday noon for few days visit
with friends and relatives.
w. F. Neal and wife were passen-
gers Tuesday to Arthur, Ia. for a
visit with friends and relatives.
Clarence Christensen the right
hand man for Thos. Sweeney spent
Monday in Atlantic with friends.
Mrs. Jesse Humiston and husband
enjoyed a visit Monday from her
brother, c. E. Scott of Des Moines.
]. X. Jensen, the painter and dec
orator, was business visitor in
Manning the fore part of the week.
Use p. E. Worm Powder for your
young pigs. Guaranteed to do the
work. Martin Mogg, Agt. 2Stf
Arthur Farquhar and Vern Culver
were business visitors at Harlan
Tuesday, going over in the formers
auto.
Mrs. w. r. Smith and daughter
came from Carroll Tuesday to visit
at the parental, f. ID. Searles home
southwest of town.
W., Doveo, v.,ifa ond 60, IIo,r
went to Denison Monday for a sever
al days visit with her sister, Mrs. H.
Greve and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greenlee of Cameron
township are the proud posessors OF
a bright baby boy, who made his ap-
pearance at their home Saturday.
Charles Tunmann, ST., has had the
brick foundation of his residence
Clipped, making a decided improve
ment. Dan Petersen did the work
Mrs. c. M. Forney, who enjoyed a
visit here with her sister, Mrs. Chas
Layland and family for several days
returned to her home at Baxter last
Saturday.
Att. E. e. Kite and wife of St
Francis, Kans., who visited with
friends in this city went to Manning
Tuesday where he will look after
legal matters,
Mrs. Peter Andersen returned to
her home at Manning Monday morn.
ing following pleasant visit here
with her aunt, Mrs. j. l.. Rosenbladi
and husband.
Mrs. Anna Schwartz, following q
weeks enjoyable visit with her bro.
Their, John Teeters and family neal
Larland, returned to her home al
Des Moines Sunday noon.
Mrs. w. H. Simcox left for Garner
Monday to enjoy visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Z. c. Ford, when she
goes to Charles City to visit with
her mother, Mrs. Il. Benson.
Burly Railsback and wife, living
southeast of town, are the parents OF
a baby boy, born to them last Satur.
day night, making their fourth
child, and all of them are boys.
For Sale:-My property, two
blocks south of Main st. Good six
room house, in good condition, with
good cellar, water and out buildings
301p j. p. Woodland.
Engineer Forsbeck was on the jot
Sunday at Brayton to see that the
work on a bridge being built there
was o. X. and that the right porpor,
ton of material was being used.
Mrs. C. B. Hurd and children OF
Boone and Mrs. Geo. Van Wrinkle OF
Ida Grove spent Monday in Audubon
with friends. They then went to
Atlantic for a visit with relatives.
A mothers party was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Samp-
son in the country last Friday.
Quite number were present and a
delightful time was enjoyed by all
present.
Mrs. Hannah Lane of Extra, who
visited here a week with her sisters,
Mesdames Neal Barentsen and Geo.
Dye went to FIT. Dodge Saturday to
spend few days with relatives and
friends.
F. w. Delahoyde. who has been
here on visit with relatives, went
to his home near Guthrie Center
Monday to look after his farm in
terests for few days, when he will
return for a longer visit.
Miss Ida Holbrook of Sterling, ILL.,,
who visited here with her uncle John
Thorp and wife, left this week for a
visit at Denison with other relatives,
when she will go to South Dakota
to visit her uncle Elmer Thorp.
Mrs. Minnie velder of Grand Is
land, Neb., who was called here to
attend the funeral of her brother-in-
law, Mr.. John Zaiger, left Tuesday
evening for Atlantic to visit friends,
after which she returns to her home.
VIM. Griggs of Waukegan, ILL.,,
who has been enjoying a visit here
with his uncle, John Griggs, went to
Extra Monday to visit other relatives
when he will return here to finish
his visit before returning to his
home.
Rev. Aage Moller of Nysted, Neb.,
was an over Monday night visitor in
Audubon with C. l.. Christensen and
family. He departed Tuesday for
Tyler. Mimi, for visit with his
wife's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Grumstrop.
Geo. Laubender, assistant to
Jesse Humiston at the Northwestern
depot, left Friday for Maple River
where he will work extra for awhile
and may be placed there permanently
Wilbur Talbot is taking his place at
the local depot.
Near Beer is now barred and can
not be sold at soft drink parlors ac-
cording to an official opinion of At
torney General Cosson. This will
in the long run stop the sale OF all
drinks containing any percentage OF
alcohol at any place but the licensed
saloon.
Mike Ceranek has been doing a
good business with his dray line,
since starting for himself. He made
almost enough the last few weeks to
pay for one of his horses by real
hard work, but IL he keeps up at the
same rate he will still have the
horses and no one to drive them
Roy Prather is also doing his share
of business.
The longest game of base ball
played this season was last Friday
at New York between the New York
Giants and the Pittsburg Pirates, the
game going 81 innings or two and q
third games, giving the fans theil