Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-06-11
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
Donald Jones has lost his curls.

A marriage license was issued Mon
day to Blaine E. Swart and Grace +
Carroll
For RENI:-Two nice rooms for
housekeeping. See Mrs. b: Cunning
ham. 22tfd.
Wanted at once, operators at the
Iowa Telephone Company. Call phone
No. 402. 24I.
Mother" Spoo and Mrs. J. Porter of
Extra were here yesterday on import
ant business.
M. j. Fabricius was in Guthrie Gen.
ter yesterday looking after some bust
ness matters.
For Rent: "A two story house modern
in every respect. Enquire of Arnold,
Ross q Rasmussen. 24I.
Mrs. Fannie Andrews went to Har-
Ian last evening to help care for her sis
ter, Mrs. Kate Sheets.
Mrs. VIM. Zelmer, ST., returned to
Atlantic last evening, after a visit at
the Matt Klueyer home.
Arthur Farquhar went to Fl. Dodge
yesterday to attend the Register Life
Insurance agents meeting.
DIR. Daniel Franklin went to Atlantic
Monday to assist Dr. Childs with the
operation upon Mrs. B. Wiley.
Mrs Thos. Campbell and three child
rem left today for Panama for q visit
with her brother, Cl. Glasscock and
family.
Ben Wiley and little son went to At
lantic yesterday to see his wife, who
underwent an operation for rupture
last Monday.
Ray Andrews arrived yesterday from
Oklahoma City, Okla, for visit with
his mother, Mrs. Fannie Andrews and
numerous other relatives.
The Evangelical church is undergoing
some needed improvements and when
completed will be of more service to
the increasing congregation.
Mrs. NJ. Head, two children and Misses
Helen Walrod and Augusta Swanson
autoed from jefferson yesterday for a
visit with the I. E. Mason family.
Mesdames John Weighton, John
Ward, J. r. Chandler and Jake Meyer
will attend the w. r. G. convention
and will leave Audubon for Burlington
next Monday.
Mrs. E. NJ. Andersen of Ferndale,
Calf, departed yesterday for visit at
Racine, Wis, with relatives, following
two months visit in this vicinity with
numerous friends.
Byrd Letter and wife entertained at
their home eight miles southeast of town
last Sunday, large number of friends
and relatives with a lawn party and
sumptuous dinner.
Street Commissioner Caldwell began
the lowering of South Park Place on
Tuesday and will use the dirt to good
advantage in filing in the low places in
the streets in various parts of town.
The regular services will be held at
the Ross M. e. church Sunday June II,
at 3 o'clock. IS. at 2 o'clock. A cor
dial invitation is extended to the public
to these services. Edward b. Scoggan.
Geo. Scott left Monday for Dss Moines
and as Worshipful Master of the Audu-
bon lodge will represent that organi.
cation in the Masonic Grand Lodge
held in the Capitol city the past
three days.
Mrs. VIM. Carr of Atlantic was in
Audubon yesterday on her way home
from Sac City. where she was called to
see her aged father, VIM. Witt. who
was seriously ill. She reports him as
being much improved.
c. +. Wiley and wife of Albion have
been in the city the past few days, hav-
ing been called here by the death of his
brother, Robt. Wiley. They formerly
resided in Lincoln township and while
they are here willremain q short time
to visit relatives and old time friends.
q. T. Marsh and wife of Atlantic and
A. r. Clevenger and wife of Atkinson,
Neb., following pleasant visit in Au-
dubon with the latters parents Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Kitson, and with their
friends, Mesdames II. G. Rice and j.
r. Best, returned to their respective
homes last evening.
A. e. Beason, the pioneer automobile
dealer of Audubon county sold four
Maxwell cars yesterday. Not such a
bad showing for one days work. Mr.,
Beason says he is selling them faster
than he can ship them in, but we notice
he manages to get cars for the fellows
who are in a hurry for them
Walter Brainarti and family will oc.
cupy the Don Preston property just va
Gated by G. M. Green and family, who
have moved away. Mr.. Brainard has
accepted position as abstracter with
Arnold, Ross & Rasmussen and will be-
gin work July LIST. Mrs. Brainard and
baby are expected from Pocahontas this
week and her husband will follow a
little later.
Miss Dora Moates. who has been
head trimmer in the millinery estab-
lishment of Mrs. G.. E. Long, left Mon
day for her home at Sterling, Ill. She
will remain in Sterling few weeks and
will then enter one of the large mill.
linery houses in Chicago to familiarize
herself with the new fall styles. Her
many friends in Audubon will be pleas
ed to learn that she will return to as
sist Mrs. Long when the fall season
commences.
Miss Mildred Buck, who was stu.
dent at Northwestern University, Ev-
anston, Ill last year, came home Sat
urday for her summer vacation. She
has been taking special work at the uni
versity and it is much to her credit to
say that she made exceptionally good
PERCENTAGE in her grades, all of which
implies that she has taken full advant-
age of her opportunities. Audubon peo-
Pile are greatly interested in Miss Buck
and it is a source of pleasure to learn
of the rapid advancement she has made
the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tlos. Law leave for
Belfast. Ireland June 10Th. Both were
born in the old country and it has been
over 30 years since they have been back.
There is no doubt but what they will
enjoy every minute of their time. Asa
rule these Irish folks are great people.
In this country life would be too seri-
GUS were it not for the Irish. Then
think of what a glorious time a person