Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-06-04

| Il. BanSCrOm lett MONDAY Tor N eDraS-
ka, where he will work this summer.
Will Deets and wife Of Atlantic were
visiting relatives in Au ubon Saturday.
Geo. Currier went to Anita Friday
for an over Sunday visit with his
children.
! Mrs. l.. A. Walker, who visited rela-
tives here, returned To her home at Fit.
Dodge Monday.
DR. Franklin returned S lturday from
Des Moines, where he spent several
days on business.
| Miss Margaret Hite went to Clarion
Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs. Ray
Brenton and family.
Mrs. j. F. Russell of TT. Dodge came
to Audubon Friday for visit at the
w Il, Cowles home.
John Sherman, after few days here
TN business and visiting friends returned
to his home at Iowa Falls Monday.
NJ. Moreland and family came Friday
from Milford to visit with his mother.
Mrs. W. S. Moreland.
Miss Bessie Witthauer clme Monday
for visit with her father County Au-
ditor, Otto Witthauer.
Doc Settleinire and Sc J. Kopp of
Glidden were Sunday visitors in Audu-
bon with their p4lcuts.
Mrs. Frank Harmon came from Mingo
Thursday for visit with her parents,
G. II. Priestley and wife.
/
Chas. Tunmann and wife moved into
thsir home Friday which,. Z. Simpson
and family vacated Thursday.
Mrs. d. Kroeger came Friday from
| Adair for a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. j. A. Graham and family.
Rev. c. f. Smith went to Des Moines
Monday to enjoy visit with his par.
ents, Rev. and Mrs. L. F. Smith.
Miss Kathryn Kerwin was a visitor
from Carroll the last of the week with
her brother J. E. Kerwin and wife.
Mrs. o. X. Purdy and children de-
parted Friday for an indefinite visit
with her parents at South Auburn, Neb.
T. J. Settlemire went to Colfax Mon
day to see his daughter Hazel, who is
there taking treatment for rheumatism.
Mrs. b. Cunningham and daughter
returned Thursday evening from Omaha
and Council Bluffs, where they went on
business.
Mrs. Sam Walters of Des Moines
came Friday for visit with her hus.
bands relatives, then 70 Carroll to visit
her mother.
Chas. Wolff and wife, who visited in
Manning with her sister Mrs. Frank
Mantz and family. returned home Mon
day morning.
Mrs. VIM. Carr of Atlantic was in
Audubon Monday enroute to Sac City
to see her aged father, VIM. Witt, who
is seriously ill.
Nj. F. Kerwin, wife and daughter,
Agnes, who visited here several DAYS
with relatives returned to their Carroll
home Saturday.
Miss Mabel Grey of Minnesota and
Miss Mildred Neff of Atlantic, who
taught rural schools in this county left
for their homes Saturday.
w. s. Meneffe of Atlantic and w, II.
Parton of Lincoln, Neb., were here the
last of the week on business with II. g.
Leach and Frank Hudspeth.
Ray Bolton was down from Manning
for an over Sunday visit with his fam
lily. He is doing well with his new
pop corn and pea nut wagon.
Miss Fannie Smutney and brother,
Chas. of Lincoln, Neb., arrived here
Friday to attend the funeral of Miss
Kate Roche and to visit with friends.
Jack Lemon who enjoyed several
days visit with his son, George and
wife at Clinton, resumed his run on the
Audubon branch of the Rock Island
last Friday.
Found:-Bunch of Keys Sunday last
near Arlington Hotel. There are three
Yale lock keys and four lever lock keys
in bunch. Owner can have same by
calling at this office. 23I.
Mrs. Chas Ping went to Marengo
Friday for visit with her brother A.
b. Buker. She met her sister, Mrs. w.
III. Stalker and daughter at Des Moines,
who accompanied her on the visit.
Grandma Sophia Roth and daughter
MIS-. w vi SHldud W
Audubon Friday to spend Decoration
and John and families and decorate the
graves of relatives.
Have something especially good in
the Watkins Stock Dip and / want
every farmer to use some of it. For the
present am making a special price on
this excellent stock dip in lots of one
to five gallons. See me at once. Albert
Law, Watkins Agent. 23t.
Mrs. Eliza. Mushrush returned home
Sunday from Harlan, where she visited
her daughter, Mrs Kate Sheets. She re-
ports Mrs. Sheets as recovering nicely
from her recent operation. Mrs. Sheets
is expected here this week for an ex-
tended visit with her mother and nu-
merous other relatives.
The German Lutheran church people
of Lincoln township held a picnic in the
Meyer grove Monday near the church
Everything that goes with an old fash
toned picnic was enjoyed, even the dry
fishing pond for the children. Refresh
ments of all kinds were served Aug.
Burr and wife drove out to enjoy the
Joy WIN Oiu oOpuoilbahSOo'
W. q. Woodland and family, of
Pierre, s. D., are here on an extended
visit with the gentleman parents, Joe
Woodland and wife. They visited his
sister, Mrs Homer Emery in Dickinson
county on their way to Audubon. The
family expects to be here most of the
summer. though Mr.. Woodland will
soon go to Wisconsin to look after some
real estate interests.
Those who are figuring on having
some thing done will do we'll to make
q thorough investigation before they
let their contracts There is consider
able difference between hand work and
machine work. With. machine you
will always find vacant space on each
side of the tile, left there on account of
the cable. The cable does not lay the
tile close together, and many are broken
in laying Several in this community
have dug up machine laid tile and they
find just what said The vacant places
along the tile allows the water to run
underneath and in short time the tile
are spread apart which allows crawfish
to work into and fill up thetile. When
you have your tile laid by hand you
avoid all of these features. II you are
going to lay any tile see me, and am