Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-07-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ning TINS morning to visit her sister
Mrs. John Mcdonald.
A. G.. Shade, who is working her,
and wife went to their home at Gran
today to spend the 4th.
Mrs. Harriet Jones is enjoying {
visit with her son, Riley and wife a
Templeton over the 4th.
Water MELONS, the first of the sea
son, arrived in Audubon yesterday
from the south. Only 60c a piece
Mrs. Nels Morey arrived home las
evening, following visit of severa
weeks with her niece at Watertown
S. ID.
Miss Olive Kopp, who visited a
Glidden with her brother, S. j Kopl
and family, returned to Audubon
Tuesday evening.
The Audubon base ball team will
play Manning tomorrow No game
the 4th and Boone will play in Aud
udbon Sunday. I
w. C. Sheets was in Atlanti,
Tuesday looking after the progress
being made on the residence he /!
having built.
Miss Agnes Frederiksen departed
today for Tyler, Mimi, to enjoy /;
visit with her uncle, Hans Frederik
sen and family.
Mrs. Emma Sherman came from
her home at Kirkman Tuesday eve
ming for a visit with her mother
Mrs. Allen Eddy.
Miss Anna Reuss went to Green
field last evening to visit with hel
friend, Miss Pearl Johnson, former
resident of Audubon.
Segwald Henriksen has resigned
his position with a large clothinI
firm at WestBraneh and returned Il
Audubon Tuesday evening.
w. S. Kevan, who was here to Sc,
his father, A. Kevan, who is dali,
ggrowing weaker, returned to hi
home at Walnut Saturday.
Mrs. Walter Delahoyde and tire,
children of Ayoca came last evening
for a visit with her husbands par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Delahoyde.
Miss Helen Ward went to. Siou,
City Tuesday to visit her father
Mrs. Ward accompanied her as fal
as Manning to spend the day there
Mrs. Fannie Andrews came to Au
dubon Sunday from Harlan t.
spend the day with relatives. return
ing to Harlan by auto in the eve
ming.
VIII Henriksen will begin a two
weeks vacation Monday from his
duties at the post office. Garland
Curtis will take his place during his
absence.
Miss Alice Carper was passsen,
ger to Atlantic Saturday for an over
Sunday visit with friend. They
went to Council Bluffs and were
married Monday.
Ray Leonard of Manning was &
Tuesday visitor in Audubon with his
parents. His wife, who was here OF
visit, accompanied him home OF
the evening train. 900 lE1.
John Darland, who visited in Aud
ubon few days with his sisters
Mesdamec Jas, Chandler and Geo
Northup, returned to his h ONE a
Omaha last evening.
Harley Stafford will depart this
evening for an extended visit with al
especial friend in the state of Neb.
raska. Don't be surprised boys il
he returns benedict.
Mrs. Nellie Headley and child ar.
rived in Audubon last evening from
Eagle, Tex, for a visit at the home
of her sister, Mrs. ID. b. Andersen
and family in the country.
Mrs. Chas. Wolff went to Manning
today to visit her sister, Mrs. Frank
Mantz, when she will go 70 Guthrie
Center for visit with her brother
Grant Fisher and family.
Miss Freda, Carper left yesterday
for LeMars for visit of several
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Harry
MertZ and family. Her father ac.
compnied he as far as Manning.
Harold A. Smith, Junior of the
Northwestern University, Naperville
ILL.,, arrived in Audubon last evening
to spend the summer with his broth.
er, Rev. Clinton Smith and wife.
Miss Ella Mcclure returned home
yesterday morning from Toledo, Ia.
where she went to attend the Misses
Berger double wedding, an account
of which appears elsewhere in this
ioouC Va lhS lSCpuDilCdhs
Leo jerks turned turtle one day
this week with his mile a minute
Ford, stopped to take picture of the
machine and then proceeded on his
way home. Alex also had mishap
but nothing serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Reed and
children will go to Manning the 4th
where they will be joined by her sis.
ter, Mrs. Geo. Pfester and family OF
Carroll and enjoy the day with their
cousin, r. Motter and family.
Paul r. Abrams of Iowa City, a
nephew of Mrs. Emil Bilharz and
Mrs. r. H. Lacy of this city, success.
fully passed the state bar examina.
ton at the State University at Iowa
City last week and is now a full
fiedged lawyer.
Mrs. Conner of the Park Hotel was
taken to Omaha Saturday by DIR.
Daniel Franklin where on Monday
of this week she submitted to a SER
ious operation. Reports received
from her bedside yesterday, are that
she is doing as well as could be ex-
pected.
Att. ". 3. kerberg left Saturday
evening for Omaha on business and
then went to Sandborn to join his
wife for visit with her parents. He
said he would try and persuade his
wife to accompany him home, as he
was beginning to feel awful lone
some.
We call the attention of our read
ers to the dress making ad of Miss
Francis Morrisey, who is teaching
the Snow system. This same sys-
tenn is taught at Ames, Cedar Falls
and in fact in all domestic art
courses in the state where sewing is
taught.-Adv.
Automobile owners in the good
old state of Iowa, according to the
information conveyed in the state
dispatches will aggregate the enor-
nous number of $4,000 for the
year 1915 The state has ordered
number of pairs of plates for
next year.
e. G.. Vandenburgh, at one time
agent for the Northwestern in Audi
bon, but now a resident of Kingsley,
Iowa, is here on business. Mr.. V.
owns fine farm near Audubon and