Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-09-24
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

City, where he went last week with
Walter Kitson.
Ed Evans and family came from
Omaha yesterday to visit his mother
and numerous other relatives and
to attend the fair.
Miss Katherine MCGUIRE of Coun-
Gil Bluffs came home yesterday to en-
Joy visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Mcclure.
Merle Owen who has been working
this summer for Jens Loss, went to
Iowa City yesterday to visit with his
father, c. A. Owen.
Mrs F. w. Heinke went to Mann
ing Saturday to visit with the Rev.
and Mrs. M. J. Ansorge, the lady
being her daughter.
John Blake arrived home this
week from weeks stay at Judith
Gap, Mont. where he attended 10
the share of his crops.
Mrs DR.. Sherbon. who was here to
score the babies at the fair and was
the guest of Mrs. Watts. left for her
home at Colfax yesterday.
Rev. X. Lorenz of Lake View held
church services at the local Evan
gelical Lutheran church Sunday, re-
turning to his home Monday.
Mesdames Walter Fisher, Carl and
Walter Adams, after a visit at Extra
and Audubon with relatives, left Fri
day for their homes at Castina.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Jensen. who en-
joyed visit here with his sister,
Mrs. H. C. Hansen and family, re-
turned to their home at Ute Friday.
DR.. Childs and A. H. Edwards re-
turned Friday morning from Council
Bluffs. The former was there to visit
J. E. Glasgow of Peru, Neb., ar
rived here Saturday evening with a
car load of fine apples, which he sold
from the car at the Rock Island de-
pot.
Clayton +. Bates and wife arrived
home the last of the week from Aus
tin, Mimi, where they went to look
at some land. which they may decide
to purchase.
Mrs. Chas. Kempf, Sr., and sons
Otto and Chas, Jr., and the latter's
little son of Manning enjoyed an
over Sunday visit here with her son,
John and family.
Alvin Christensen of Kimballton
who drew his money from the bank
some weeks ago, and left on a sight
seeing trip, has returned to his home.
He was in Audubon Monday.
Miss Gladys Hunter came from
Manning yesterday, morning for a
visit with her aunt Mrs. Alex Fer
guson and husband and to attend the
fair a couple of days.
Fred Owen is becoming a lucky
speculator. Thursday of last week
he purchased a COW of Clint Rice
and Tuesday of this week he was the
owner of three critters.
NJ o. Kingsbury, the Chiropractor
went to Carroll Saturday and brought
his wife and children down for an
over Sunday visit. They returned to
Carroll Monday.
A special train from Atlantic to
Audubon was run Sunday to bring
the fair people and their effects here
in time to get ready for the opening
of the fair on Monday.
Just received large shipment OF
oyeralls. Our bargain prices only
E50c each. Also shirts and jackets
come and see us. Renftle & Reed
South Park st. Audubon, Iowa. 1872
/ Lorenzo Brooks left Saturday for
Iowa City, after a few months visit
here at the home of his sister, Mrs
ID. w. Woods. Her father, Chester
Brooks remained for a longer visit
Miss Edna Graham, following a
pleasant visit in Audubon at the home
of her uncle, John Davis and cousin
Owen Davis, departed for her home
at Twin Falls, Mimi, Monday morn
ing.
II. G. Nichols went to Sioux City
Monday to visit his granddaughter
Mrs. John Pritchard. He will also
enjoy visit at Waconda. S. D., with
his daughter, Mrs. Annette c, Par.
sons.
Mrs. Walter Estes and children ar.
rived in Audubon Saturday evening
from Moore, Montana, and will enjoy
a visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
j. NJ. Edwards, seven miles northeast
of town.
Chris Henriksen who went to Aber.
deem, S. d., to look after his farm
interests, arrived home Friday eve.
ming. He reports crop conditions in
some parts very good and other parts
poorly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Phelan and
daughter. Miss Faye, of Cherokee
after a visit here with his brother.
in-law, T. Z. Mason and family, left
Sunday for visit with relatives al
Jefferson.
Vern Culver is home from Iowa
City, where he went with his daugh'
ter, Miss Lucille, who entered the
State University this year to take q
course in Home Economics and
Domestic Science.
Mrs. John Schroeder has moved
their household goods to Extra and
with her husband will now make theii
home in that pretty little village
Mr.. Schroeder is employed at the
Nels Hansen drug store.
Mrs. c. Dunick, who visited rela'
tives in Atlantic several days, spent
Thursday night in Audubon with hei
daughter, Mrs. Frank Hudspeth and
family, returning to her home ~
Manning Friday morning.
OIL Glasscock of Panama, Iowa
came Tuesday evening for visit
of a few days with his sister, Mrs
Thos. Campbell and family in the
country. He will also attend to bus
mess matters at this time.
Mrs. j. G.. Van Divier and daugh
ter. Mrs. c. II. Robinson. and child
rem, came Saturday evening from
Greenfield for visit of two weeks
with their daughter and sister. Mrs
| Harry Evans and family.