Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-06-11

z. G. Ford and wife left Friday for
their future home at Garner.
Mrs. Chas. Ping returned Friday from
a visit at Des Moines with relatives.
NJ. I. Foley and Dick Northup were
business visitors in Manning Friday.
| j. Mel. Graham went TO Des Moines
Tuesday to look after some legal matters.
Fred Bartlett went to Coon Rapids
Friday to visit his brother Louie and
family.
Supt. and Mrs. f. w. Johansen left
Saturday for their two months stay at
Chicago.
Will Boust and sister Miss Emma
went to Atlantic Saturday to visit with
relatives.
For RENT:-A nice room in the
Howald block. For particulars see B.
L. ,Darnold. 23c.
John Kempf went to Manning Satur.
day to visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Kempf.
Miss Anna Andersen went to Omaha
Saturday to visit with her aunt, Mrs.
Anton Jensen.
Jesse A. Humiston returned Friday
from few days business visit at Min
.neapolis, MINI.
Mrs. H. w. Stoarns departed Friday
for Ceresco, Mob, to witt few days
with relatives.
G. d Forsblck went * Des Moines
Friday on business, then 10 Waterloo
to visit his wife.
Mike Kerwin came from Carroll last
week to assist his cousin, d. j. Kerwin
with his farm work.
Ida Tennigkeit, who visited several
weeks with her brother Fred, returned
to Des Moines Saturday.
Audubon Homestead 64S B. A. Y.
meet LIST and Bird Thursday night of
each month at the X. p. hall. 23&
w. G. Sheets was passenger to At,
lantic Friday to attend to the remodel
ing of his residence property there.
G. w. Hoover returned home Satur-
day from Iowa City, where he went to
attend the Undertakers convention.
Mrs. Laura Hurd and daughter, Miss
Ella left Friday for visit at Fairfield
and Des Moines with friends and rela-
! tives.
Frank Hudspeth, who transacted bust.
ness few days last week and visited
relatives at Council Bluffs returned
home Friday.
D. w. Shinn of Casey transacted
business in Audubon all of last week,
returning to his home Saturday. He
was the guest of w. r. Thomas while
here.
Ed. B Cousins went to Atlantic last
mandery in comforting the knight
Templer degree.
John Osborne visited friends in Au-
dubon Thursday. He was on his way
home to Menlo, after visit with rela-
tives at Denison.
H. L. Kile left for Walnut Thursday
last to visit his brother Isaac, and will
pay visit to other relatives at Girls
void while away.
Master Willie Campbell and sister,
| little Miss Theresa went to Carroll
Saturday to visit their aunt, Mrs. NJ. f.
Kerwin and family.
A large number of Audubonitesl went
down to Extra, Thursday evening to at
tend the band concert. Quite num-
Der from Brayton were also present
Father Mcdonald arrived home last
Thursday evening from Kansas City
Kans., where he was called to attend
the funeral of his little nephew, James
Mcdonald.
Mesdames VIM. Brockway and John
Schroeder. returned Friday from Des
Moines where they went to attend the
marriage of the latter's sister and at.
tend the S. D. A. meeting.
W. J. Landrum received car load of
Hobert NJ Cable pianos direct from the
factory at LaPorte, Ind, Saturday. Mr..
Landrum invites inspection of same at
his salesroom on South ParkSt.
Horace PARROT and family moved
from Extra Saturday and will make
Audubon their home in the future, he
having steady work here at the carpen-
ter trade. He intends to build himself
new home in the fall.
Mrs. j. c. Jensen returned to Green
field Saturday, after visit with her
relatives. Her father-in-law. Jasper
Jensen and wife accompanied her as
far a. Wiota. where they visited their
son Walter and family.
Misses Katie Campbell and Julia
Egan returned home last Thursday
evening from weeks visit at Omaha
with their uncle, John Egan and fam
lily. Their cousin, Miss Katie Egan &C.
companied them home for a visit.
Miss Anna Wilson, who has been
teaching school at Ames, came home
last Thursday to spend her vacation
with her pal ents, William Wilson and
wife. She has been engaged to teach
in the Audubon school next season.
Russell G. Hughes, who enjoyed a
two weeks visit in Audubon with his
friend, Pearle Reinemund, returned to
Omaha Friday. His father, travelling
salesman for hardware firm, who was
here on business, accompanied himhome.
Mrs. Ed. johnson went to Atlantic
Thursday evening for visit of several
days at the home of her brother-in- law,
Elmer johnson. She returned home
Monday accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Edna, who was on an extended
visit at Red Oak with friends.
c. M. Green and family left this
week for Atlantic, Mrs. Green and child
going on to Des Moines to live. while
Mr.. Green will work at the Wilkin
Monument works at Atlantic. Harry
Carlyle of Harlan has taken the place
of Mr. Green at the ID. M. Deem marble
works in this city.
Those who are figuring on having
some thing done will do well to maize
a 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 nfanyare 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. If you are
going to lay any tile see tne, and l am
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