Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-09-10
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

Hans Hansen went to Atlantic Mon
day to look after matters of business.
Otto Lund and Rasmus Koch were
business callers at Council Bluffs the
fore part OF last week.
j. NJ. Graham and j. u. Wright
were visitors to Council Bluffs Mon
day morning.
Riley Jones of Templeton spent
Sunday in Audubon with his mother
and brothers.
When in need of sale bills call at
the Republican Office and let us print
them for you.
from a visit at Des Moines and Adair
with relatives.
Geo. and Mike Foley, who attend
ed the state fair and visited at At
lantic, came home Friday morning.
Mrs. John Ward who was here on
business a few days. returned to
her home at Sioux City Sunday eve
ming.
John Butterton has improved the
appearance of his home by painting
same light brown, trimmed in
white.
Percy Priestly, sister, Miss Buelah
and Sol Leighty went to Iowa Falls
Friday to visit the John Sherman
family.
Chas f. Trunell, who paid a brief
visit here to w. II. Bolton and fam
lily, returned to his home at Spencer
Saturday.
DOC" Settlemire who is working
in Des Moines at the barber trade
came Friday for visit with his
parents.
Miss Ada Kittell went to Elliot.
Iowa, Friday where she has been en-
gagged to teach the eighth grade in
the. public school.
Forrest Parnham returned to Aud
ubon Sunday from a several days visit
at Des Moines with friends and at
tending the fair.
Miss Elena jensen. who visited
over Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jasper Jensen. returned to
Atlantic Monday.
Mrs. Henry Myer. following a visit
with her sister, Mrs. j. Beyder, de-
parted Monday evening for her home
at Washington Springs.
Mrs. John Schroeder went to Extra
Sunday to visit with her husband.
She will also visit at Atlantic and
probably at Des Moines before return
ing.
Ed. McNary and family moved to
Stuart Monday, where they will make
their home for the present. Mr.. Nc
Nary has accepted position in bar
Der shop there.
/ Misses Nellie Turner and Lillian
Kitson, who enjoyed a several days
visit at Des Moines with friends, and
attended the fair, returned to Audi.
bon Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Fulton came
from Atlantic Sunday noon for visit
with their son, DR.. J. M. Fulton an6
family. Their daughter. Miss Matte
accompanied them here.
Mrs. G. j.. Anderas and grand.
daughter. Emma Swoley. returned to
ing a pleasant visit in Audubon with
her sister. Mrs. John Randolph.
Mrs. Elmer Nelson and child de-
parted Friday for their home at Nor
ristown, S. d., following a pleasant
visit here with relatives. Claus Will
son accompanied her for visit.
Miss Rose Weighton returned Fri
day evening from Des Moines where
she went to have her eyes tested
She also enjoyed a visit at Ackley
with the Elmer Bockman family.
Miss Mildred Morrissey went to
Des Moines Sunday noon where she
will again teach school. She has
taught in Des Moines several years
and always gives entire satisfaction
John Kerwin who visited couple
of weeks at Panama with relatives,
returned home Monday. His cousin
Vincent Manion of Logan. Iowa, ac-
companied him to Audubon for a
visit
Frank ]. Mantz and family of Man
ming came to Audubon Friday morn
ing for visit with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. l.. Mantz and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. C. Fisher, returning home
Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. James of Anita and Mrs.
Elsie j. Smith of Mcintosh, N. M,
left Friday for their respective
homes, after an extended visit here
with numerous friends throughout
the country.
Miss Bertha Brandt, who has been
spending her school vacation at Cal.
lender with her parents. returned to
Audubon Friday and will again
teach one of the rural schools in this
county.
Monday was Labor Day and wash
day, but there was not much OF either
done in Audubon because of the heavy
rain The mail carriers enjoyed 9
days rest, 1t being considered 9
National holiday.
Miss Pearl Beach of Atlantic spen
Sunday in Audubon with friends ant
enjoyed the ball game. She left OF
the evening train for Manning, where
she has been engaged to teach schoo
the coming term.
Fred Austin. formerly resident o
Audubon, who visited here severa
! days with his uncle, Joe ALE and fam
lily, returned to his home at Siou,
City Saturday, where the famil!
moved ten years ago.
l.. s. Cook and wife went to Car
, roll Sunday by auto, then took tn
train to Ida Grove to visit her mothe
Mrs. ID. o. Crum, who Is slightly in
: disposed. They returned home Sun
day night about IL o'clock.
The country lone of Vlggo Ras
mussen. two and half miles mort
east of Extra burned to the groun
last Thursday morning at 2 clock
A part of the household goods we:
saved. He carri ID some insurance.
Twenty eight members of the Yeo
| man Lodge held q picnic in Stanle