Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-08-06
PERSONAL AND LOCAL


H. H. Buck and uncle, w. Hum
phrey were business visitors at At
lantic last Saturday.
DR.. j. X. Donaldson was business
passenger to Atlantic Sunday noon,
returning home Monday.
The Government climate gives
the population of the United States
July 1, 1914 as 1O9,029,992.
Hi Walters was a passenger to Des
Moines Saturday to see his son Sam,
who was sick with typhoid fever.
John Naylor arrived Tuesday
morning from Chicago, where he &C
companied shipment of fine fat cat
tie.
Mrs. Myra Wheeler who was on an
extended visit at Oskaloosa with her
son George, and family, returned
Monday.
Peter Johnson departed Tuesday
morning for Winner, s. D., where he
will look after business affairs for a
few weeks.
Andrew Hansen and children went
to Stanhcpe Saturday to visit his
wife's sister, Mrs. o. Cuppenberg
and family.
Jess Richards went to Atlantic
Sunday noon. where he officiated as
umpire in the game between Elk
Horn and Avoca.
Don't fail to attend the big sale
of draft horses at the Brady Feed
Barn next Saturday afternoon, Aug.
Sth, at 2 O'Clock.
The Geo. Kellogg family have NOV
ed into the new home recently built
by G. V. Christensen in the north
east part of town.
Miss Mildred Neff of Atlantic,
came Saturday morning for visit
with her sister, Mrs. s. w. Wright
and family east of town.
M. ]. Corbett came from Oxford
Saturday morning to visit at the
home of his cousin, Mrs. ]. W. Nc
CURE and family, east of town.
Coming-"Ten Nights in Bar
Room" A play that does more good
than the best sermon ever preached.
Henry Ward Beecher. 32-1p.
Miss Elizabeth Nickel Kevan. who
was called here on account of her
grandfather. A. Kevan's illness, re-
turned to Atlantic Monday evening.
j. A. Graham has had the old brick
sidewalk In front of the Rasmussen
& Jensen and Arthur Farquhar
stores replaced with cement walks.
Theo. F. Mantz came from Des
Moines Sunday noon to join his wife
for visit at the parental s. l.. Mantz
home, and both remained a few days,
Rudolph Andersen and family who
visited here with his brother-in-law,
Peter Andersen and family, east of
town, returned to Atlantic Sunday
noon.
Mrs. Frank Perry and son Bernard
returned to Atlantic Saturday after
pleasant visit here with her sisters,
Mesdames Hubert Croker and Press
Keith.
Misses Audaf Searls and Tressa
Brady returned Monday evening
from visit at Carroll with the for
mer's sister, Mrs. w. r. Smith and
family.
Mrs. Hans Jensen and son Fred,
who visited here with her uncle, Carl
Jensen and family in the country left
Saturday evening for their home In
Chicago. u
Jess McNary of Carroll and John
Roth of Manning, came Sunday to
visit with their relatives, and attend
the ball game between Manning and
Audubon.
Jens Hansen and sister, Miss
Martina departed Monday evening for
Fresno. Calf, on an extended visit
with their brother Antoine and sister,
Mrs. Chris Sorensen.
w. w. Smith has purchased the
Mrs. Hurd house, recently sold to
Mrs. Arnold and will move 1t onto
his lots and fix 1t up in good shape
as tenemant house.
Paul McDade of Atlantic came to
Audubon Saturday evening for a Wis
it with Rev. j. II. Freedline and
family. He filled the pulpit at the
M. E. church Sunday morning.
Mrs. j. B. Roush and daughter,
Thelma returned to Atlantic Sunday
noon following several days pleas
ant visit in Audubon with her sister,
Mrs. j. M. Fulton and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Kerwin return
ed Monday from Stuart. where they
visited her parents, p. H. Donahue
and wife. Her sister, Miss Berna-
dette Donahue accompanied her
home for visit.
Miss Helena Mcguire went to
Cummings, Iowa, Monday evening to
visit with her sister, Mrs. Will Ker-
win and family. Will Kerwin who |
was here on visit, returned home
at the same time.
j. S. Faaborg of Clinton, who was
called to attend the funeral of his
brother-in-law, Mr.. Peter Lykke, |
which occurred at Kimballton Thurs
day afternoon of last week, was in
Audubon Tuesday on his return
home.
l.. w. Spencer autoed from Council
Bluffs Saturday to visit his wifes par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Richards. |
He returned home Sunday evening |
granddaughter Gladys, who went for |
a few days visit.
Mrs. w. Z. Kennels entertained at |
dinner Saturday at her home 2 miles |
southwest of Audubon, Mesdames ID. |
j., H. E.. and w. F. Conklin. the lat
ter of Omaha. The afternoon was |
enjoyably spent by the ladies in con-
versing about Eye Olden Times"
Miss Dena Cam and brother |
Joseph of Holton, Kans., who visited |
here a few days with their friend, |
Mrs. Vern Snellbaker, left Tuesday |
for Lake View to visit their mothers |
people, when they return to their |
home. They were former residents |
of Audubon and moved away some |
ten years ago.
H. S. Wattles, assistant secretary |
of the Aztec Club of Aztec, N. NJ, !
who was on visit with relatives |
near Brayton, enjoyed visit In |
Audubon Friday with old time |
friends. returning to Brayton on the
evening train. He is much interest |
ed in New Mexico and pronounces 1t |
the greatest undeveloped state in the |
west. The altitude is $500 feet, |
with an erea of 1876, 900 acres. The |
population is $500.
Thursday evening of last week. |
while butchering at the home of |
Chris Marcussen seven miles south |
west of town, A. C. Andersen, while |
in the act of killing a two year old |
steer, received a cut in his left arm |
three inches long and quite deep. He |
had shot the animal. and while hand |
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