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

AtCau ihC loii dus
Prepare to attend the county fair.
For Sale or Rent: ---Seven room
house in good location. H. J. Savage
Sam Creamer and wife left yester-
day morning for visit with relatives
at Spirit Lake.
DIR. +. ID. Rosenbladt came from
Des Moines yesterday. to visit his
parents and old time friends.
A. A. Dannenberg went to Daven-
port yesterday morning where he
intends to take the fun course in
chiropractic.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Simcox re-
turned Friday from Des Moines
where they went to purchase goods
for their variety store.
Mayor Man,z held police cclrt
Tuesday afternoon and had young
man before him for fighting. The
case was postponed until Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Mary Thomas. following a
few weeks visit in Audubon with her
with relatives in the country, re-
turned TO her home at Mechanicsville
yesterday.
j. l.. Thompson and wife of Tren-'
ton, Mo-, who visited here with her
mother, Mrs. Matte Railsback, and
her brother, Burley Railsback, de-
parted for their home Friday eve
ming.
Frank Bagley drove to Manning
Tuesday to meet his mother and sis
ter who. were on their return home
from Hampton, where they went to
attend the marriage of Lewis Chas.
Bagley.
Miss Ella M. Stearns. returned
home Friday evening from Tacoma,
Wash, where she was called to see
her brother, Sewall +. Stearns, who
was seriously i'll. She left hip in a
very much improved condition.
For sale or de:-Two Farms.
One 40 acre farm two miles south
east of town and one 40 acre farm
Just one-half mile north of town.
For full particulars call on or address
Wallace III. Bolton, Audubon, Iowa
Phone 57A2-21 35tf
Jake Mogg is carrying his arm in
a sling the past few days caused
from a bruised shoulder he received
Tuesday when he fell from a seat
fold at the Paul Wickham farm,
where he is doing the carpenter work
on new barn.
Mrs. l. ID. Goodwin and daughter
Alice Adams Goodwin, following an
enjoyable visit here with her parents
MIR. and Mrs. f. III. Adams departed
for her home at Pitsburg. Pa, Thurs
day evening. Mrs. Adams accom-
panied her as far as Atlantic.
Rob't A. Laurie, formerly of Aud
ubon, but now of Sheffield, Iowa,
writes friends here that he expects
to pay a visit to Audubon soon.
While here, "Bobbie" worked at the
printing trade and is now foreman of
the Sheffield Press and doing well.
G. +. Kennedy, Jr., of Kansas City
who has been working at Red Oak
for the Singer Sewing Machine Co.,
came to Audubon the latter part of
the week and will start permanent
agency for the company in Audubon,
providing he can secure suitable
quarters.
The first move in the annual ses-
sion OF he Des Moines conference of
the M. L. church, which convened at
Atlantic yesterday, was the examin-
alton of a number of candidates for
places in the conference. The exam
ination was held in the court house.
Bishop Smith presiding.
A marriage licence was issued by
County Clerk Rice last Thursday to
Chris Thompson Rupge.e "a, and
Marie Nielsen, "a. On Friday to
Prinictiro Ramirez, %, and Mary
Zamora, IA. The consent of the lat
ter's parents was given, they being
witnesses to the marriage.
Mrs. ]. C. Swezey and daughter,
Mrs. G. Story returned home Thurs
day evening from Des Moines, where
they visited several days with rela-
tives and friends, and attended the
fair. They also visited at Valley
Junction with the formers brother,
VIII Fosnaugh and family.
Mrs. II. ]. Hoogenakker and little
Harriet, went to Colfax Tuesday to
meet her sister, Mrs. Geo. Norris who
is there on visit from Richmond,
Va. Another sister Mrs. A. A. Prehm
will join them and the trio win spend
a few days visiting the old home
town and meeting old friends.
The game of base ball played on
the home diamond last Sunday after
noon between Audubon and Westside
was won by Audubon, the score
being q to 2. Kilcoin pitched for
Audubon, his first game since he un-
derwent his operation and he pitched
a good game. VA. A. Danenberg UNI
pired the game and did a first-class
job of 1t.
esterday morning at the Rock
Island train business man asked
another party standing by who was
in the lead, referring to the war news.
The news boy hearing the remark.
replied we'll see in jiffy and pulling
a Register and Leader from the bun
die under his arm, opening 1t at the
sporting page, said, "The Boston club
is in the lead"
j. b. Allen and wife, who have
been making their home at the Leon
ard House the past couple of months,
departed yesterday for the home of
his brother, Chas. Allen at Quincy,
ILL.,, where the former will recuper-
ate, following a serious illness which
was caused by the heat G. w. took
his brothers team and wagon and
drove overland to burlington Iowa