Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-06-25

hODl. IlnB EctulhSu ouiludy HObil
from Burlington, Where he attended
the G. A. r. encampment.
j. X Jensen, wife and baby went
to Omaha Saturday for a visit with
his brother, Erik Jensen and family.
Miss Anna Jensen left Friday for
Wiota to visit for several days with
her sister, Mrs. Peter Bransen and
family.
John Feeney has returned to
South Dakota. He went overland and
by easy stages, so as to take good
look at the country.
Bert and Joie Johnson went to
Des Moines Saturday to drive back
two Maxwell's for A. f. Beason.
Both cars had been sold Friday.
Stan Marcallow purchased a new
Maxwell automobile of agent Beason
last Friday. He says they are just
the thing with which to enjoy life.
I. NJ. Darland and daughter, Mrs.
]. II. Chandler went to Monteith
Friday to enjoy a visit with their
daughter and sister, Mrs. r. Wal
tiers. f
r. NJ. Kerwin and daughter, Miss
Nellie, returned home Saturday
from Omaha, where they visited at
the John Egan and r. o. Craney
homes.
Glen Conway departed Thursday
evening for an indefinite visit in diff
ferent parts of the country, but
changed his mind and returned
home Sunday.
Miss Jessie Allender of Atlantic
and Miss Bertha Ellet of Guthrie
Center, came Sunday for a visit with
their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Bagley.
Mrs. Mary Hansen, who enjoyed a
visit of several days in Audubon
with her sister, Mrs. ]. X. Jensen
and family, returned to her home
at Cedar Falls last Saturday.
b. l.. Darnold returned home Sat-
urday evening from Burlington
where he attended the G. A. II. en-
campment He also enjoyed Wis
IL at Mediapolis with a sister.
Miss Francis Taggart left Satur-
day evening for Omaha, where she
can be found by her friends at the
Monteith's Hair Dressing Parlors,
she being an expert at that work.
Mel Graham and Bert Freeman
were passengers to Atlantic Sunday
noon, the former on business in con-
nection with the late Mrs. Mehle es-
tate and the later for friendly
visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry hurry of At
lantic visited in Audubon Saturday
with Ed b. Cousins. They were on
their way home from Lake Okoboji,
where they enjoyed visit and vaca-
ton.
Aug. f. Greenwaldt and his fam
fly, and his father, Henry Green
waldt. autoed from Coon Rapids
Sunday for n visit at the Aug. Burr
home, coming over in their new
Paige auto.
Perry Harmon, Jess McNary. John
and Walt Roth of Manning, were
Sunday visitors in Audubon with
their relatives. All of the boys have
good positions in Manning and are
doing nicely.
Ray Bolton and family have NOV
ed down to Extra where they will re-
side in the future and where Ray
will conduct his popcorn and peanut
wagon. We wish him success in his
new location.
Hank Lloyd received a message
from Des Moines Informing him of
the death of his sister. Mrs. ID. r.
Lang. He left on Sundays noon
was held Monday.
VIM. owen and family of Dedham,
were Saturday visitors in Audubon
at the Henry Sunberg, Sr., home.
III. j. Mantz went to Omaha Sun
day noon to attend to some business
affairs and to visit with friends.
Miss Matilda Holtz and brother,
Edward went to Atlantic Monday
morning to spend the day with
their sister. Mrs. Ben Wiley, who is
recovering nicely from an operation
in the Atlantic hospital.
Miss Emiline Spencer formerly of
Audubon, but who has been con-
Quoting a millinery establishment
in partnership with Miss. Bergland
at Carroll. has sold her interest to
her partner, and will take up other
duties in life this fall.
Harry Kevan of Lewis, w. S.
Kevan and p. f. Miller and family
OF Walnut, came to Audubon Sunday
TO see Grandpa Kevan who has been
failing in health the past two weeks.
Messers. Kevan and Mrs. Miller are
the sons and daughter of A. Kevan.
Geo. Farquhar and wife of Willis
ca, Fred Farquhar and T.. G. Voiland
and family of Winterset came to Au-
dubon Sunday by auto for a visit
with their brother, Arthur Farquhar
and family and with their sisters,
the Misses Ella and Mae Farquhar.
Gov. Clarke has a plurality of
4S,9l9 votes in the final state count.
His majority over his two opponents
was 29,5S6. Senator Cummins de-
feated Savage by 40,9S7 votes. Cas-
per Schenk won the nomination for
senator on the progressive ticket by
a majority of $50 votes.
Sam1. McNary arrived in Audi
hon last week from Roundup, Mon
tana, where he and his daughter,
Miss Elsie have taken up $40 acre
claim. He came at this time to
wind up his business affairs in Guth-
RE county and TO move his family
to Montana, sometime next month.
Wallace Bolton inserted three
line local in last weeks Republican,
advertising his house for rent. By
Friday evening he had months rent
safely tucked away in his pocket.
Ralph Williams and wife, recently
married will occupy it. Wallace is
thoroughly convinced that it pays to
advertise.
Mrs. Hannah Underwood. who has
been here on an extended visit with
her daughter, Mrs. A. l.. Brooks, de-
parted Saturday morning for her
home at Denver, Colo. She will
spend part of tho time on her
Colorado claim and the balance of
the time she will live with her
daughter.
The Danish Sisterhood entertain
ed Monday evening at the Danish
Brotherhood hall, complimentary to
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Jensen with a
social. A very pleasant evening
was passed and all present Joined in
wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen success
in their future home at San Fran
nisc0 Calf FOR which nlace thay