Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-07-30
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

Miss Rose W else, who enjoyed a
! pleasant weeh's visit here with htr
sister, Miss Iira Weise al Tia \.
hngton Hotel, ',ft for h.. home at
A. oca Monday morning.
A cute baby boy was born to Egg
Carter and wife at their home in the
| northeast end of town last Saturday
night, and Egg has been passing
around good Havana cigars.
Mrs. Hannah Lane returned home
MONDAY evening from FIT. Dodge,
where she visited week with her
son James, who rs pitching ball for
the FIT. Dodge base ball team.
Mrs. A. r. Kittell returned Mon
day from few weeks visit at Spirit
Lake with her niece, Mrs. Lou Stet-
eel and at Clarion with Ed. Smutney
and wife and Will Mutt and wife. :,
A. A. Smith of Audubon has Sc
cured the contract for installing the
| heating plant in the new school
house at Elk Horn, which will re-
quire about two weeks to complete.
H. M. Kevan of Lewis and Rob't.
Linfor of Lorah were called to Aud
ubon the last of the week on account
of the illness of Mr.. A. Kevan, father
OF the former and father-in-law of
the latter. ~
Mrs. Mabel Miner and children Of
Minneapolis, MINI, arrived in Audi
bon Saturday for a visit with her
cousin, Mrs. ]. pR. Best and family.
Virginia Best Who visited friends at
Atlantic came home also.
Mrs Riley Jones of Templeton is
here helping care for her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Harry Gleason. Mrs
Gleason is receiving all the good
care that the loving hands of her
relatives and friends can give her.
| Jas. McNutt and family of Allan
| tic came the last of the. week for a
! visit with his brothers, Marsh and
Art and families, returning to their
home Tuesday evening Their
daughter remained for longer
visit. ~
Lost:--The last night of the Aud
ubon chautauqua, while on the road
to Ross, a brown wool coat, (fne
check,) Norfolk style. Finder
please leave at Republican Office and
oblige, Earnest Steere, Audubon
Iowa. ~. .sls p}t31-2
Mrs. Mary sfeter, who has beer
making her home with her son, John
Teter and family one and a hall
miles northwest of Larland, departed
Monday evening for Salt Lake City
Utah, to look after some business
affairs.
J w. f. Krouse of Alton, ILL.,, who
was here on a visit with John Rem.
file and family departed Tuesday
morning for his home. Mr.. Krouse
lived here some % years ago and
worked for VIM. Swaney on farm
in Cameron township.
VIM Griggs, who enjoyed a
months visit at Oklahoma with
relatives and then came to Audubon
for a visit with his uncle, John
Griggs and at Extra with former
friends and his relatives, departed
Tuesday floor his home at Waukegan,
Illinois.
Will Hudler is enjoying his sum-
rner vacation from the Advocate
office and left Tuesday morning for
Let's, Iowa, to visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Hudler. He will
also enjoy a visit at Marengo with
Gilchrist and Miss 0llivene Houb-
bold.
Miss Cora Steele, instructor in the
State Normal school at Albany, N.
| ", who has been on visit with her
| father, A. c. Steele, postmaster at
| Coon Rapids, came to Audubon Sat
urday evening for q visit with her
sister, Mrs. Gertrude Nelson and
children. Her little sister Catherine
accompanied her from Coon for a
several days visit.
Mrs Maylon Boyd received a mes
sage Tuesday stating that her broth
er, Oscar Poulsen of Hanley, Ia,
was critically ill. She left on yes
terdays early train so as to be at his
bedside. Mr.. Poulsen has been sick
the past four years, and the past
week has been in an unconscious
condition. Later:-Word was re-
ceived by relatives in Audubon yes
terday afternoon that Mr.. Poulson
had passed away at $500 O'Clock.
w. o. Ellis and family, who have
been making their home in Audubon
for year or more. departed last eve
ming for their home at Eureka,
Mont. where Will owns fine home
and number of choice building lots.
They will stop enroute at Minot, ~.
d., for visit with his sister, Mrs.
ii. w. Ross and family, Mr.. Ellis,
who has been a sufferer with rheu-
matism for some time past, has fully
recovered, and it is the wish of his
numerous friends that he will not
suffer with the affection again.
Commencing August LIST the
price of Ford automobiles will
be cheaper. The price Of the
Touring eartwill be $3.50 and
the Run-abo4t s47o.