Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-07-23
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

Mrs. Ben Meisel and children went
to Carroll Saturday to visit with rel
atives few days.
Use p. e. Worm Powder for your
young pigs. Guaranteed to do the
work. 2Stf. Martin Mogg, Agent.
Mrs. Jim Sorensen and children
and Mrs, Jim Jensen were over Sun
day visitors in Atlantic with friends.
Jess Fiscus and family went to
Valley Junction Friday to take care
of Mrs. Carl Fiscus, who has been
quite i'll.
Evans Marquesen and family
were Sunday visitors in the vicinity
of Atlantic with their relatives and
friends.
l.. p. Nelson returned Monday
noon from Atlantic, where he was
called on last Saturday to attend the
funeral of a relative.
G. Gates returned home Friday
from Manning, where he visited
several days with his granddaughter
Mrs. Georgia Mcdonald.
Miss Bee Larsen of Atlantic visited
here Saturday with friends, going to
Carroll on the evening train to spend
a week with relatives.
j. A. Graham has had his tenant
house treated to a few coats of
paint, and while at 1t did not forget
the barn on the home place.
The Chautauqua tent crew and
| paraphernalia came from Usage
Thursday and bad everything in
readiness for the opening Sunday.
Ray Booten resumed his work at
the Boosters Cafe Sunday, follow
ing a weeks vacation. His brother
Leo, took his place during his layoff.
Miss Tressa MCGUIRE, following a
| weeks pleasant visit at Des Moines
and Cumming, Iowa, with relatives,
returned to Audubon Thursday eve
ming.
NJ. T. Foley departed Saturday
evening for Morris, ILL.,, to attend
| the funeral of his wife's cousin, Miss
Nancy Carolan. He returned yes
| terday.
Il F. c. Miller and j. c. Bonwell re-
turned the latter part of the week
from Des Moines, where they wen1
to attend the republican state con-
vention.
Mrs. Matt Johnson and daughter,
Mrs. II. Albertsen, returned home
Friday from Lake View. where they
enjoyed few days visit at the A. j..
Jacobsen home.
Marriage licenses were granted
Saturday by County Clerk Rice to
Soren Martin Kjer and Anna
Margretha Christensen. and Lester
Layland and Merle Dryden.
Miss Bessie Ping returned home
Sunday evening from a visit at
Bayard with relatives. She also en-
cision in his fight with Gunboat
she had not seen in ever so long,
John Kuhn. who accompanied his
daughter, Mrs. Chas. Burnside as far
| as Denver Colo, a few weeks ago
when she left for her home at Los
Angeles, returned Friday morning.
The Ward children became so
lonesome for their fine coolie dog,
that they sent for it and had it
shipped to Sioux City last Thursday
evening. 1t is a large dog and as
playful as a kitten.
II Mrs. Mary Kennedy of Minooka,
ILL.,, who has been visiting at Carroll
/ with her daughter, Mrs. Walter
Jump and family, came to Audubon
Saturday evening to visit with old
time friends.
/ Mrs. A.. r. Kittell went to Gray
Friday to join her niece, Mrs. Lewis
Stetzel and accompany her to the
latter's home, at Spirit Lake. Mrs.
Stetel had been visiting with her
parents, OIL Mease and wife.
Geo. Carpenter was given the de-
cision in his fight with Gunboat
Smith in their fight at London last
Thursday night on a foul in the
sixth round. Smith struck Carpen-
tier in the face while the latter was
down.
Rev. Thos. B. GreenIee, who went
to Omaha Monday of last week to
attend to shipping his household
| goods to Audubon, returned home
last Thursday. His nephew, Her
bert Woodbury. accompanied him
home to visit during the Chautauqua
His car of household goods arrived
here Friday.
Miss Anna Wilson entertained her
friend, Miss Ethel Hinton Monday
evening at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wilson in the
southwest part of town, at a picnic
supper. She was one of the Chau-
tauqua entertainers of the Monday
pragram. A most pleasant evening
was enjoyed.
DR.. G.. r. Lawrence and family of
Enid, Okla, arrived in Audubon
Saturday evening for an indefinite
visit at the home of Vern Culver.
The two ladies are sisters. Mrs.
Lawrence will be rendered here as
Miss Doll Kennedy. She will also
visit her brother, John Kennedy
and family.
Frank Bagley, Blair Rice, DIR. ].
X. Donaldson and John Preston re-
turned home the first of the week
from their ten days outing at Lake
Okoboji. They enjoyed themselves
bathing and fishing, but the only fish
they brought home was one little
minnow that doc" had in his
watch pocket.
DR.. ]. M. Fulton and family re-
turned Friday evening from a weeks
outing and visit with friends. They
went by auto to Dayton. Ia, for a
few days visit with Ray White and
family, then enjoyed three days on
the Des Moines river camping and
fishing. The doctor says they caught
quite lot of fish. The Fulton family
enjoyed a visit at FIT. Dodge Friday
with ], F. Russell and family and re-
port them as being we'll and happy,
Luverne, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Beason, who has been a
sufferer the past several months
with curvature of the spine and
other ailments, has so far recovered
as to be able, to walk to the train
Friday to accompany his mother and
brother to Gray for a visit with
friends. His life was dispaired of
at times, but now he is on the road
to complete recovery, which is graf
flying news to the many friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. Beason.
Mrs. Henry Leach and children,
who have been visiting at the par
entail e. r. Hubberd home since be-
fore the 4th, at Mason City returned
to Audubon Thursday night. Mr..
Leach went to Manning by auto to