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

PEkSONAL AND LOCAL
over $4,000 to race for in three
days at the Carroll county fair.
John Boyland went to Coon Rapids
Friday to look after some business
matters.
Ed. Finch came from the Bluffs
Thursday evening to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Coyne.
Thad Patton of Omaha came Fri
Robt. Talbot home.
Chris Kraft and wife, after a
weeks visit at Omaha, with relatives
returned Friday evening.
Ed. Taggart departed Saturday for
| Winnebagoy Neb., to visit with has
sister, Mrs. e. p. Chamberlain.
Mrs. G. Gates and daughter, Miss
Hazel went to Lorah for a visit
with their brother and uncle, H. j.
Cooley.
Don't fail to attend the big sale
of draft horses at the Brady Feed
Barn next Saturday afternoon, Aug.
Sth, at o'clock.
VIM. Clark and wife left Saturday
morning for Montgomery, Ia, for a
visit with her sister, Mrs. r. w.
Raebel and husband.
Mrs. ]. X. Herbert came from At
lantic Friday evening for a visit with
her son, Ralph Herbert and family,
two miles south of town.
Miss Francis Klocke. who enjoyed
a visit in Audubon with her cousins,
the Roth children, returned to her
home at Carroll Saturday.
N. ]. Miller and daughter returned
Saturday evening from Omaha where
they had gone to receive medical
treatment for the little girl.
Mrs. A. A. Nelson and children.
who visited at the home of he: hus-
bands father, l.. z. Nelson, returned
to her home near Lorah Saturday
Fl. C. Hansen, who was here last
week on few days visit at the par
entail. l. p. Hansen home, returned
to his home at Nevinsville this week.
Mrs. Chas. Coulter and child re-
turned Friday evening from Jordon,
Iowa, where she enjoyed a several
days visit with her mother, Mrs. Lula
Leek.
Mrs. E. A. Kissick who visited in
Audubon two weeks with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. e. Z. Bailey and family, left
Saturday morning for her home at
Redfield.
Harry Woolsey and family left
Friday evening for Atlantic to visit
with friends and relatives, when they
depart for Regina, Canada, TO make
their future home.
Mrs. Z. j Saunders and children
came from Des Moines Saturday eve
ming to visit with her cousins, Mrs.
Geo. A. Brady and Mrs. Catherine
Clark and families.
Mrs. A. Lastine and Mrs. John N.
evening, following a several days
and other friends.
Misses Mary and Evalyn Buckley
returned to their home at Panama,
Iowa, Saturday. following a pleasant
visit here with their aunt, Mrs. T..
b. Kerwin and family.
Miss Martha Nelson went to Man
ming Thursday evening to meet her
cousin, Miss Clara Anderson of
Welcome, Mimi. They came to Aud
ubon Friday morning.
N. p. Petersen of near Gates, Ia,
was here Friday looking after his
farm interests, and while in town
was the guest of his friend, l.. p.
Nelson and daughters.
Wilburn Reese, rural mail carrier
ON route six, purchased Ford auto
last Thursday and now five of the
carriers are delivering mail by auto,
when ever the weather will permit.
X. G. Lancelot of Des Moines
came from FIT. Dodge Saturday and
spent the day in Audubon with his
friends, then went to Extra in the
evening to join his wife and visit his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.'Lancelot.
Lost:-The last night of the Aud
ubon chautauqua, while on the road
to Ross, a brown wool coat, Zine
check,) Norfolk style. Finder
please leave at Republican Office and
oblige, Earnest Steere, Audubon,
Iowa. 31-2
Mrs. Gerald Osterholm, (nee)
Nadean Elwood, of Red Oak, who
has been spending her honey moon
at Spirit Lake with friends, came to
Audubon Friday evening to visit
with her friends, E. J. Freeman and
family and with John Roth and
family.
r. j. Creveling left Saturday
morning for his future home at
Boone. The car load of household
goods was taken on the evening train
and Mrs. G. joined her husband
Monday of this week. Miss Lucille
Wright accompanied her to Boone
for visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Davis departed
Saturday morning for their former
home at Norfolk, Neb., where he will
rest before entering hospital, to
undergo an operation. Mr.. Davis
has been the meat cutter at the Nc
Cort market the past several months
and the couple made many friends
while here, who regret their de-
parture.
| Joe II. Ross and children left Sat
urday morning for Omaha, where the
children will remain with their aunt.
Mr.. Ross went to the Lakes of north
western Minnesota to join his wife
and LATE Simpson and wife of Bray
ton a nd w. X. Carey and wife of
Anita, who departed on the evening
train Saturday to enjoy a ten days
or two weeks fishing trip.