Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-09-10
PERSONAL AND LOCAL
Read the fair ad.

| Prepare to attend the county fair
j. J. Haals was business visitor
in Omaha this week.
]. Dreager of Atlantic transacted
business in Audubon the last of the
week.
| Abe Andersen returned Thursday
evening from a brief business visit
in Manning.
Reuben Mussen and Leon Johnson
left Tuesday for Ames, where they
will attend school.
l.. f. Weir, agent at the North
western depot, was a friendly visitor
at Vail last Sunday.
Bert Freeman and Chas. dennis
were down from Carroll for Sunday
visit with their parents.
| Miss Cora Woodbury. went to Coun-
ell Bluffs Tuesday morning for three
days visit with relatives.
Mrs. e. M. Cole went to Murray,
Iowa Thursday noon to visit with her
husbands cousin, Mrs. Nellie Bolts.
Miss Madeline Nielsen who visited
here with Jim Sorensen and family,
left for Atlantic the last of the week.
Mrs. Caroline Wright came home
Thursday evening from "a visit at Des
Moines with her daughter, Mrs. Lou
Ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brockway went
to Oskaloosa Tuesday to visit with
their daughter. Mrs. j. w. Eberline
and family.
M. +. Kerwin came from Carroll
yesterday morning to visit his son
John f. and wife and look after bus
mess interests.
Chas Kissick, wife and son re-
turned to Redfield Tuesday, after a
visit here with his sister, Mrs. Il. T..
Bailey and family.
D.~J. Kerwin and Vern Kissick re-
turned Saturday evening from Des
Moines, where they attended the fair
and visited friends.
Miss Maggie Craney attended to
business matters here last week re-
turning to her home at Walnut
Thursday evening.
Nels M. Nelson and wife went to
Lincoln, Neb., yesterday where they
will enjoy visit with her sister, Mrs.
TChas. Hansen and family.
All Miller went to Omaha Thursday
evening to purchase a few car loads
of sheep. He received car load
from there last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kyhnn and
daughter. Miss Anna, departed Sun
day evening for Rochester, Mimi,
where the later undergaes a minor
operation. 81
John Fisher who has been en-
ployed at the Booster Cafe for some
time departed last Friday evening
for Minneapolis, Mimi, where he has
secured a good position.
Mrs Il. H. Braughton of Walnut,
and Mrs. Geo. Spencer of Atlantic
returned to their homes Thursday
noon, after visit with their brother
II. l.. Packard near Ross.
Mayor Mantz had young boy be-
fore him Monday for auto speeding.
He let him go after good lecture
and the boy promised to behave here
after. The Mayor intends to stop
auto speeding
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Bagley and
daughter, Miss Marion, left Sunday
for Hampton, Iowa, to be present at
the marriage of their son and broth
er Louis Bagley to MISS Mae Stewart
which occurred Monday.
Lou L. Tramp, wife and son Paul
who enjoyed an extended visit in
Ohio, Illinois and Indiana with nu-
merous relatives, returned to Aud
ubon Thursday evening, having had
a most enjoyable vacation.
To...4., ..a.., ~ m a al
in French style trimmed hats in the
very latest, all made of the finest
quality velvet and velvet plush in all
the newest styles. Come in and make
your selections early. Mrs. Zelona
Kline.
The Western Iowa Editorial Asso-
citation will meet tomorrow at Harlan.
This is their 11th Annual Summer
Session. A good program has been
arranged and a banquet will be
served at s.. o'clock, at the Hotel
Harlan.
Mrs. Henry Sunberg last Saturday
morning while walking on the porch
at her home, ran a large splinter in
her foot, necessitating the services
OF physician to remove II. She suf-
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couple of days.
+. S. Watts went to Carroll Sunday
evening to met his son Chas. who
has been touring the state by auto
Chas. then went to Des Moines and
Mr.. Watts brought the machine home
He was. accompanied by l.. o. Hayes
who drove the auto for him.
One day the last of the week Geo
Naylor. who lives with his brother
John Naylor frye miles and a hall
northeast of town, was quite badly
injured. He was under the corn
binder replacing bolt, when the
team became frightened and ran a
distance of 20 or so rods. The
binder wheel ran over Georges lee
breaking bone in IL and also knock
ing his ankle cap out of place. In
conversation with him Tuesday he
informed us that he was getting
along nicely>now, being able to be up
and around the house.