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

Miss Ellen Neitzel left today for
Victor to visit a couple of weeks with
her numerous friends.
Miss Greta Stuart of Des Moines
came today for visit with her
friend, Miss Marguerite Foley.
Grant McManigal will work this
summer with the county graders for
E. E. Smith, who has charge of the
work.
Henry Dittman the Northwestern
foreman and family moved into their
new home near the canning factory,
yesterday. They recently purchased
/ the property of Stee Hemstreet.
Mrs. Ella Foster of Manning Wis
tied in Audubon yesterday with her
| niece, Mrs. Ralph Robinson. She
left on the evening train for Oakdale,
| where she will enter sanitorium for
treatment.
Rob't. Mills and daughter, Miss
Jennie, of Carroll. who visited in
Audubon over a week with his niece,
Mrs. J. M. Clark, left this morning
for Winterset for visit with his sis
ter, Mrs. Walker.
Dave Settlemire closed his barber
shop In the j. NJ Graham basement
this morning and the room will be
occupied by c. j. Thomson, the tailor
Mr.. Thomson is now prepared to do
pressing and cleaning for his old and
any new customers.
Miss Ruth and Jeanette Farquhar
of Lincoln. Neb., arrived in Audubon
this morning for a visit with their
uncle, A. Farquhar and family and
their aunts, the Misses Ella and Mae
Farquhar. y They expect to remain
the balance of the summer.
M. Farrell. express messenger on
the Carroll-Audubon branch of the
Northwestern, who has been enjoying
a months vacation, resumed his run
yesterday and Jess McNary, who has
been filling his place returned to his
Harlan run.
Mrs. G. g. Summer and two
children of Chadwick. H., arrived
here this morning for visit with her
sister, Mrs. VIM. Sucker and family
in the country. Phil Kradle, wife
and two children, also of Chadwick,
came at the same time for visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthias Mogg and the children.
Mrs. Julia Devices is enjoying a
two weeks vacation from her duties
at the Park Hotel and left Saturday
evening for her home at Harlan,
where she will spend a week with
relatives. Later she will go to the
Lakes for a weeks outing, bathing
and fishing. The boarders, expect a
good meal of fish when she returns
from her trip. sra y1t
Last Friday evening 20 young lady
friends called at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. MCGUIRE, eight miles
southeast of town and perpetrated
complete surprise on their daughter,
Miss Ella Mcclure, who will soon
leave for Creston to take charge of
a book and stationary store she and
her sister, Miss Kathryn. have recent
ly started. Games and music were
enjoyed and a picnic supper was held
on the spacious lawn.
We were in error last week regard
ing the purchase of property in
West Audubon by Mrs. Frank Du-
vail, but as the article was given us
byga neighborof the interested parties
we of course supposed it was a fact
We understand however that Mrs.
Duvall has purchased one of the prop
critics in the northeast part of town,
known as the Harmon property, and
will move toltown to give her four
children the advantage of a High
School education.
Frank Adaiffs got back from Bos-
ton last evening where he has been
searching and absorbing knowledge
about violin making at one of the
largest manufacturing concerns in the
world. Mr.. Adams was treated with
the utmost cordially by the head OF
the concern. and is more than de-
lighted with his stay. He would
liked to have stayed longer, but he
had little granddaughter at home
that proved to be stronger mag
net than all of the high grade violins
in the world. He also enjoyed visit
at Pittsbnrg with his son-in-law, /.
D. Goodwin. ~ @