Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-07-30
PERSONAL AND LOCAL
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DICK OW6n was Uubihcoc 'iSitOi
at Manning the last of the week
]. T. McMurry of Dexter was a
business visitor in Audubon the first
of the week, going from here to
Harlan.
w. r. Smith of Carroll came Sat,
urday to join his wife and baby for
visit with her parents, F. ID. Searles
and wife in the country.
Mrs. Fannie Andrews, following a
several weeks visit at Harlan with
her niece, Mrs. Carl johnson, return
ed to Audubon Sunday noon.
Mrs. Elmer Townsend returned to
her home at Lake Okoboji Friday.
after visit here with here sister,
Mrs. ii. S. Fiscus and husband.
For Sale:--I nave an extra good
40 -acre farm in Lincoln township
that will sell at reasonable price.
2Stf Mrs. B. Cunningham.
Nels G. Nelson and wife. living
on the Joe Ross farm near Ross, are
the happy parents of fine baby boy
that arrived at their home Saturday
night.
For Sale:--A six room house, well
improved, newly rooted. with well
and city water. Nice cool cave. Will
sell at right price. Call at this
office. 3O-2p.
A special train on the Rock Is
land at 1880 a. m, Sunday, took the
chautauqua band, Father Fleming,
Supt. wilkins and the tent crew to
Atlantic.
N. p. and Nels Rasmussen return
ed Monday to their home at Britt,
Ia, following a visit at Elk Horn
and in this vicinity with friends and
relatives.
The Rural Mail Carriers conven-
ton of Iowa will be held in our
neighboring city, Atlantic, next year.
Who knows but what Audubon may
land 1t later on?
Peter Christen and wife were In
our city Monday on their way home
to Palmer, after visit at Elk Horn
with relatives, and with A. p. An
dersen and family.
Chester Brooks of Iowa City came
to Audubon Thursday evening to
visit with his brother, DIR. A! l..
Brooks and family and his daughter,
Mrs. d. w. Wood and husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Yousling, fol-
lowing a weeks pleasant visit in
Audubon with her sister, Mrs. L. s.
| Cook and husband, returned home
! to Ida Grove Tuesday morning.
Chris Thompson and wife .f
Omaha were visitors in Audnla' the
last 81 the week for visit with
A II. bsellahide and wife, going FIR N
here to Dedh&m to visit b.. Dolla-
hide and family.
r. E. Thomas and wife of Mitchell,
S. D., autoes 10 Audubon the last OF
| the week for . visit at the A. Farqu-
har home and with numerous other
friends. They were former resi-
dents of Auduboa.
e. C. F1scns and wife left Tuesday
morning for visit with bis parents,
lJ.sJ. Fiscus and wife in Marshall
county, and while away. will enjoy Q
visit with her sister. Mrs. Jas
Rauser and family at Alden.
John Freeman OF Atlantic was /
Sus day visitor here with his parents
! Mr.. and Mrs. e. ]. Freeman. Mis-
Pear Caldwell, who was q guest al
| the FKG6Ludh hQAhO oOfOAAA wy ~ ~
compayied him to her Atlantic home,
/. A. Jones of Shelby, Mont, ar
rived in Audubon last Thursday In
answer to telegram stating that
his sister, Mrs. Harry Gleason was
| in q critical condition. He will re
main here until the first of the year
Miss Mildrec Berg of FIT. Collins
Colo, who enjoyed a very pleasant
two weeks visit In Audubon with hel
friend, Miss Nellie Turner and her
brothers, left Sunday moon for visit
with friends and refasAyes at Allan
| tic.
c. G.. Carter, Lial Ross. John and
Art Horning were Atlantic and ELI
Horn visitars Sunday, making the
trip i'm Ms. Carriers auto. They
ere FIVE hours making the return
trip ON account OF accidents. A
hol,doo somewhere
Riley Jones, who was called 10
Audubon on account OF the serious
condi ton of his sister, Mrs. HARRY
Gleason and remained for Q two
weeks visit with his mother and
brothers, retained to his home at
eao -. 49, with bis aunt
m Graan,as ana husband
hIs. nov o ne hcna ~
rcturneu M as acco,nnan.
tCuncn ,aa..,c he his ann,
,e1 as iaI ne sa ~
MISS Soia
VIM. Aronson, who represents tne
SHERMAN Nurssry g..s. saScvar
GAY lor so q ,as hara
lers Oh sne ovp a md Ala
ok weeks tSs Iii -. ia.ar ~
Iu,.e Wen. ne wiz.
deliver the ofueis
Miss Sophia Jensen OF FRESNO
Calf. who enjoyed a weeks Visit
here with her brother, chris <. zen
sen and family, Qepar1eo Snh0ay
noon for her home IN denmark.
wnere sne WIZ spenu lug
part OF year Wiin ner paf
The heat OF last week IN Audubon
was intense, causing the mercury
in the Thermometers to mover
around the 100 degree marx. Stiii
we can be thankful that we were not
in some OF the western states. wnere
the Thermometers registered from