Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-07-16
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

! SnOe Dealers convention AT Ceda
Rapids, returned Friday.
]. M. Abrell, who was working OF
the Chas. Stone farm at Coon Rapid
! returned to Audubon Friday.
Use p. E. Worm Powder for you
young pigs. Guaranteed to do tn
work. 2Stf. Martin Mogg, Agent
Bert Stocking of Newton was her
the last of the week for visit witt
his father, c. H. Stocking and wife
Clarence, sport" Hammack o
Atlantic was visitor in Audubon
the latter part of the week will
friends.
Lou Ellis, wife and adopted
daughter returned to Des Nome
Friday, after a weeks visit here will
her mother.
Harley Stafford arrived Thursda.
evening from Arrapahoe, Neb.
where he enjoyed pleasant week.
visit with his friend.
Blaine Swarf has accepted posi-
ton with Jens Haals in the barbel
shop, beginning his duties the latte
part of last week.
Lorenzo Brooks, who has beer
spending the summer at the ID. w
Wood home, returned to his hom,
at Iowa City Friday,
Tad Evans, wife and son Harry
went to Greenfield Friday to visi
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. c
Van Diver for a week.
Mrs. Jas. Harmon was called Il
Council Bluffs Friday on account o
the death of her grandchild, the bah,
of Carl Fiscus and wife.
Reese Dickey departee Friday fol
his home at Minot, N. d., following
few days visit here with friends
and looking after business.
Marriage licenses were issued las
week by County Clerk Rice to RAY
Sayers and Dolly Cannon and G. p
Madsen and Catherine Petersen.
Wilburn Reese aud wife went t.
Carroll Friday where Mr.. X consult
ed physician for an ailment which
gives him much trouble at times.
Carl Friberg of Chicago ant
Chas. Hogberg of Moline, following
a weeks visit at the Aug. johnson
home near Larland, departed Friday
for their homes.
Sherm Lang, who took -a-Severa
days outing at the Lakes, returned
home the first of the week Gler
Roberts had charge of Mr.. Lang's
dray line during his absence.
r. o. Couch came from De Soto
the last of the week and has placed
a "Carry-tis-all" swing on the vacant
lot near the Arlington Hotel, which
he will operate until Saturday.
Mrs ]. l.. Downs of Harlan, who
was a guest of her friend, Mrs
Wilburn Reese and family, went tC
Extra Friday for a visit with friends
when she returns to her home.
Mrs. Chas. Wolf, after a visit al
Manning with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Mantz and family, and at Guthrie
Center with her brother Grant Fisher
and family, returned home Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson ant
daughter. Miss Annie. arrived il
Audubon the last of the week from
New York City for a visit with he
uncle, John Renftle, Sr.. and family
VIM. Powers, foreman on tn,
County bridges, who spent tive
months at Hot Springs, Ark. for tn,
benefit of his health, arrived hons
Friday morning and is now a. wei
man.
A. A. Dannenberg departed Fri
day for st. Louis, Mo-, to attend tn,
Dry Cleaners and Dyers convention
He will also visit at Davenport anC
Grinnell with relatives on the wa!
home.
Miss Johanna Fredericksen, fol
lowing a weeks pleasant visit her,
with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Pete
Fredericksen and family, departed
Saturday evening for her home a
Davenport.
H. n. Hansen, who has been con
Quoting summer school at the Dan
ish Lutheran church in this city de
parted for Oconto, Wis. Friday
where he will begin summer SEES
sion next week.
Mrs. Clayton E. Bates, son Arthu
Bates and daughter, Miss Katherine
Mechanism, returned home Frida.
evening from a visit at Harlan will
her sister. Mrs. Joseph Cirque AM
daughter.
Mrs. Chas. Warden of Chicago
who has been making a tour of tn
western and southern states, arrive,
in Audubon Friday evening for +;
several days visit with her cousin
Mrs. r. j. CreYeling and husband.
Miss Alice Sherman, following
two weeks visit here with he
grandmother, Mrs. Allen Eddy, lief
Friday for her home at Kirkham
Her mother, who also visited here
preceded her home earlier in tn,
week.
Mrs e. A. Laurenson and daugh
ter Gertrude of Atlantic accompan
led by her sister, Mrs. M. G. Buckle.
of Winnipeg, Can, visited at the Mrs
Hannah Miller home in Audubon
last week, returning to Atlantic Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Wray. who en-
joyed weeks visit with friends a
Omaha and attended to business
matters returned home Friday eve
ming. They purchased large new
stock of goods for the Variety Store
which is on display this week.
Miss Elsie Chidester of Aurora
Neb., who has been enjoying a three
months visit at Chicago with rela
tives, arrived in Audubon Frida.
morning for a visit with her uncle
DIR. C. s. McLeran and family, afte
which she will return to her Neb
raska home.
Mrs. w. ID. Graves and daughter
Grace, returned to Council Blum
Friday, following a pleasant visi
here with her husband and numer
Gus relatives. The husband ant
father. who is working here at tn
carpenter trade accompanied then
home for visit.
ID. b. Heller, who was here severa
days advertising the Chautauqua
left Friday for his home at Mt
Pleasant. He informed US befor
leaving that he was nominated 70
Congress from the LIST district at tn
Bull Boose convention held at De
Moines last week.
@. II. Priestly and wife, r. l.. Tay
lor and wife and Mrs. Sol Leight
left Friday for Iowa Falls TO atten
the funaral of Mrs Rordan Sharm n N