Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-08-27
PERSONAL AND LOCAL


ents.
Glen johnson came home last eve
ming TO visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. M. Johnson.
DOC" Settlemire has accepted a
position in Des Moines and left for
there this morning.
Mrs. Rasmus Willisen and daugh-
| ter Anna, went to Harlan yesterday
to visit relatives and attend the fair.
A large number of Audubonites
are absent this week in attendance
at the Harlan and Des Moines fairs.
Mrs. w. w. Weston and Mrs. E..
w. Jones went to Des Moines today
for visit with friends and attend the
| fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. f. Kerwin and
three sons autoed from Carroll yes
terday to visit with their numerous
relatives.
Sam McManigal returned yester-
day from Council Bluffs, where he
went TO visit with his daughter and
other relatives.
Mabel Borst. who has been en-
ployed at the Park hotel for some
time, left yesterday to seek employ
ment elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Blake and child
rem came from Carroll yesterday to
visit the Frank Wilson family, being
old time friends.
Mrs. John Blake and child arrived
home this morning from visit at
Midale, Can, with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. LaFoy.
]. c. Boyer has charge of the
Cedar Rapids Oil Co.. Office this week
while Rem Phelps and wife are at
tending the Harlan fair.
Mrs. w. H. Stearns is suffering
from blood poisoning in one of her
hands and has to remain in town so
as TO be handy to the physician.
| A. f, Beason, agent for the Max
well and other automobiles cannot
get enough cars sent from the factory
to fill the orders he is receiving.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Ger
man Lutheran church were enter
tanned yesterday at the home of Mrs.
/ Meislahm, three miles northeast of
| town.
| VIII Hamilton of the Booster Cafe
left Tuesday evening to look after
business matters at Cedar Rapids.
| Harley Boyer was engaged to assist
at the cafe during his absence.
Mrs. A. A. zaner, following ten
days visit in Audubon with her
| friend, Mrs. Del Viewer and with
friends in the country, left last eve
ming for her home at Des Moines.
Mrs. w. S. Beynert of Henrick,
Ia, and brother F. A. Roo of Wiota
visited in Audubon with relatives
this week, going to Wiota last eve
ming.
Mrs. Madge Ellet of Guthrie Center
who visited here with her cousin Miss
Marion Bagley, left for Atlantic last
evening to visit friends and rela-
tives.
Mrs. II. =. Hansen and two sons
arrived last evening from Blair, Neb,
for a visit with the husband and
father who is employed by r. Ras-
mussen as blacksmith.
e. J.. Freeman and number of
other old soldiers leave next Saturday
for Detroit, Mich. to attend the G.
A. Il. encampment. Mr.. Freeman is
president of the Civil War Music
ians.
Mrs. Jasper Jensen. who visited
several days at Elk Horn with rela-
tiyes returned home Saturday. Her
daughter, Miss Elena, who is en-
ployed in Atlantic, accompanied her
home for an over Sunday visit
A. Eugene Christensen, who spent
his summer vacation here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hans A..
Christensen. departed last evening
for Palo Alto, Calf. where he will
resume his studies at Laland-Stan-
ford University.
| Mrs. Roxie Clark and child of
Atlantic accompanied by the Misses
Anna Hansen and Luella Knox of
Extra, were Audubon visitors yester-
day with their friend. Miss Mabel
Keith. returning to their homes on
the evening train.
Rev. Amos Walker of Winterset
came last evening and delivered his
stereoptiean lecture, 1.-THE Life of
Christ" at the Evangelical church.
Tonight he will deliver the temper
ance address, "Our National Foe
He is the guest of Rev. Clinton
Smith during his stay in Audubon.
Tuesday evening after the recital
at the NJ. e. church some one loos-
ened the brake on the j. II. Baker
auto that was standing near the
| church allowing 1t to run down hill.
The car gained considerable mo-
mentum and ran into an auto loaded
with people ready to start home,
| damaging both cars slightly. but for
tunately none of the occupants were
injured.
e. e. Bailey went to Davenport
Monday to attend three days con-
vention of the Painters and Decor
aters. He holds a responsible posi-
ton with the association, and is
known as one of Iowa's best con-
tractors He was met at Des Moines
by Mrs. Bailey and little daughter
| turn they stop at Des Moines TO spend
couple of days at the big fair.
E. Il. Sherard, head accountant of
the rson-Brantingham Co., of
Rockford, ILL.,. is expected to arrive
in Audubon Saturday for visit with
his friend, G.. c. Carter of the firm of
Ruhs & Carter. They will go to
Waukee Sunday to visit Mr.. Carter's
parents after which they will attend
| the state fair at Des Moines. Mr.
| Carter served four years with the
| firm OF Emerson G. Birmingham and
he and Mr. Sherard were staunch
| friends.
| John Horning and family of Brad
ford, Pa, who have been here for
ten days visiting their cousins, Fred
Horning and family and other rela-
tives will depart this evening for the
Pacific coast. They will take in the
sights at Portland, Seattle, Salt Lake
City and visit with relatives in San
Francisco before returning TO their
home Miss Gretchen Horning who
visited at the parental Fred Horning
home will return at the same time
to her duties as bookkeeper at Sioux
City
Amiel Waltz. living on the ridge
road four miles southeast of Audubon
has just purchased new 1915 model
Apperson Jack Rabbit automobile
from T.. NJ. Johnson. the local dealer.
Mr.. Johnson went TO Omaha after the
car, returning home Monday eve-
ming. II is about as neat and trim a
car as travels over the road and Mr..
Waltz has every reason on earth to
be proud of IT, There is one thing
about buying a car from Mr.. John
son and that is he sees to il that you
I md aratand fh0rnuPhly how IN driva