Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-06-25


w. r. G. convention.
Mary and Sudie Rucker, who Wis
tied at Logan, Ia, several weeks
with their sister, Mrs. Rob't.McKin-
ney, returned home Monday.
John Martinsen and family, who
enjoyed an outing at the Lakes re-
turned home Friday afternoon.
They made the trip in their auto. 4.
G. e. Long came from Manning
Sunday to visit his wife. She ac-
companied him home in the evening,
making the trip in their automobile.
Miss Cora Steele arrived in Audu-
bon Saturday from her home at Al
bany, N. Y, for a visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Gertrude Nelson and chill
dren.
Fred Littell of Algona came to
Audubon Sunday on business with
John Weighton. Mr. Littell is one
of the Ward & Weighton bridge
foremen.
Audubon was we'll represented at
the open air concert given at xira
last Thursday evening by the Extra
band, which furnished some real
good music.
Mrs. Les Berger, nee Dot Burkey,
arrived in Audubon Monday evening
from Missouri, for an extended visit
with her mother, Mrs. J. c. Burkey
and numerous other relatives.
Mrs. Rasmus Rasmussen departed
Monday for a visit with relatives at
Buffalo, N. Y, and New York City.
She Will also take in the sights at
Niagra Falls and expects to be gone
several weeks.
Mrs. Walter Boag who is spend
ing the summer here with her
friend, Mrs. F.. N. Taggart, went to
FIT. Dodge the last of the week to
visit with her husband, has return
ed to Audubon.
Mrs. Kate Sheets came from Har-
Ian Friday for a visit with her moth
err Mrs. Eliza Mushrush and her sis
tiers and brothers. She has almost re-
covered from her recent operation,
and although weak is rapidly regain
ing strength.
Mrs. Walter Brainard and little
daughter of Pocahontas came to
Audubon Friday to make their home.
Mr.. Brainard vii, join them the COM
ing week, and after July 1st will be
employed by the firm of Arnold, Ross
& Rasmussen
Fl. G. Nichols arrived home Mon
day evening from an extended visit
at Centerville,S d., with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Annette Parsons and at
Sioux City with his granddaughter,
Mrs. John Prichard. He reports
in nal ut nc lnnlyfno yFlnp1iH
Father Mcdonald left Monday
evening for Des Moines, where he
will go into retreat until Friday.
Father Benedict, the Missionary
father, will be in charge and 10
priests are expected to be in attend
ance. The retreat will be held at
st. Josephs Academy.
Mrs. Barbara Kroetinger of Wichi-
ia Falls, Tex, who has been enjoy
ing a visit of some length with her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Boust and fam
lily, left Monday for Marengo TO visit
relatives, after which she goes to
Illinois for a visit, when she will re-
turn to her Texas home.
Mrs. Lousia Seibert of Blooming
ton, ILL.,, arrived in Audubon Thurs
lOI a NlSlL Will ilCI ElHtcI,
Henrietta HeckeF and her brother, C..
l.. Tramp and children. Mr.. Tramp
accompanied her from Atlantic, hav-
ing gone down on the morning train
to meet her.
Ralph Herbert was in town Mon
day hobbling around on crutches,
all on account of running a rusty
nail in his foot last Sunday while at
work in his hog house. He was on
the streets again Tuesday without
the crutches, as he had discarded
them, because they hurt his arm pits
worse than the wound hurt his foot.
Royal Hudspeth and wife, who
enjoyed a visit in Audubon with
their son, Frank Hudspeth and fam
lily, returned to their home at Coun-
Gil Bluffs Sunday noon. Although
a democrat he is staunch friend of
Congressman Green and believes Mr..
Green will be reelected this year by
a larger majority than ever before.
Thos. Finnerty and wife came to
Audubon Thursday evening and
went to Atlantic to spend a few
days with his sister, Mrs. John May
berry and family They returned
to Audubon the last of the week for
few days honeymoon with her aunt
Mrs. Alex Ferguson and husband, re-
turning to Manning the fore part
of the week
Thos. Law and wife departed Fri
day evening for New York City, from
where they expect to sail next week
for Europe Mr. and Mrs. Law Will
ufuf Ut ballast Irnland and nj or
points. They will also visit in Eng
land and Scotland expecting to sail
for home on the Mueritania, of the
Cunard line. from Liverpool Sept,
18th.
Mrs. II. C. Burbridge of Palo Altos
Calf, was in Audubon Saturday for
visit with her brother, DR.. j, x.
Donaldson. She was on her way
home from six weeks visit at Gree
ley, Ia, with her parents, o. G. Dom
aldson and wife. She informs us
that, her brother, VIII is now living
at Palo Alto, and conducting two
motor cycle establishments and do
ing we'll
G.. M. Paulsen came from Omaha
the last of the week to attend to
some business matters. Mr.. Paulsen
says that the outlook in Nebraska
for an abundant crop this season is
flattering He intends to leave to-
morrow for his old home at Ullitz,
Denmark, to spend the summer with
his parents. He has been in Ameri-
ca II years and this will be his first
visit back to Denmark.