Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-06-18

J. w. Coddington, who spent weel
here on business, returned to his home
at Adair Friday.
Evans Marquesen was in Guthrie
Center few days this week, looking
after land deal
r. Loveland has returned from Cedar
Rapids, where he went to attend the
Gamers convention.
J. NJ. Gray went to Atlantic Satur,
day on business, remaining over Sun,
day to visit with friends.
A. Farquhar returned home Friday
from Fit Dodge where he attended the
Register Life agents meeting.
NJ. O. Kingsbury was an over Sunday
visitor at Carroll with his family, re.
turning to Audubon Monday.
Blaine Swart and wife returned last
Friday from Omaha, where they en-.
joyed their honey moon with friends.
Harry Tramp and daughter Margare.
of Creston, visited in Audubon the latter
part of the week with his father and
| brothers.
Jasper Jensen and wife, who visited
at Casey with a son and at Wiota with
their daughter, returned home last
Thursday.
Rem Phelps received a fine new oil
wagon Saturday, which he will use in
the delivery of oil for the Cedar Rap,
ids Oil Co.
Mrs. Clara Sleek of Clinton was an
Audubon visitor last Thursday, enroute
to Atlantic for visit at the VIM.
Timms home.
Miss Beryl Timmons, who was a guest
at the home of her uncle, Hugh Hardie
and wife, returned to her home at Casey
Friday morning.
Mrs. A. p. Andersen and daughter.
Miss Minnie went to Omaha Tuesday
to visit with relatives and attend to
some business affairs.
j. M. Graham, wife and daughter
went TO Rochester Friday, where the
little girl had her adnoids removed and
underwent a physical examination.
Mesdames John Weighton, John
Ward and Jake Meyer went to Bur
lington Monday to attend the w. r. G.
convention being held there this week.
d. w. Wood was in Des Moines the
last of the week on business and. visit
ing DR.. A. l.. Brooks. He says the doc
tor is doing splendidly and will be home
before very long.
Joe Davis, the butcher at J. McCort 8
took suddenly i'll with stomach trouble
and cramps while at work last Friday
and was laid up several day. He re-
turned to work Monday.
Miss Elsie Hunt returned from Har-
Ian Thursday, where she went to attend
the Larsen Hansen wedding. She then
went down to her home at Extra to
enjoy her summer vacation.
Mrs. Catherine Kane of Fulton, Ill
who was visiting at Boone with her
daughter, Mrs, Hargan, came to Audi.
bon Saturday for a visit with heI
nephew, A. Neary and family.
Miss Maggie McCaw of Dixon. Neb.
who was in the eastern part of Iowa
visiting relatives. came to Audubon last
Thursday evening to visit with hel
friend, Miss Nellie Turner for sew
eral days.
Misses Florence and Gladys Hunter OF
Manning were Friday visitors in Audu-
bon with Alex Ferguson and wife,
During the afternoon shower was given
in honor of Miss Florence who was
married yesterday at Manning to Mr..
Finnerty.
Ray Leonard, pharmacist in one Of
Manning's drug stores came to Audi
bon Tuesday to join his wife and spend
the day with his parents. They both
returned to Manning on the evening
train. Ray has made good since leav'
ing Audubon.
Miss Goidie Cozine, who graduated
from Drake University, Des Moines last
week, returned home Thursday evening
to spend the summer with her parents,
John Cozine and wife. Her mother and
two sisters, who attended the gradual
ing exercises, accompanied her home.
Miss Bessie Watson who attends col
lege at Ames and has been at Adair on
visit with her brother, Rev. Watson
came to Audubon Monday to enjoy hel
summer vacation with her sister Miss
Ruth, who makes her home with Mrs
Simon Hansen. Miss Bessie will make
her home with Mrs. Walker.
Miss Ruth Turner, who has been the
head trimmer at the Wilson q Freeman
millinery emporium, returned to Audi
bon Friday from Des Moines, where she
spent several days attending to import
ant business affairs. She has finished
her season here as trimmer and on Sat.
urday departed for her home at Olerichs
South Dakota.
III. A. Bittenbender, w. A. Buchanan
r. s. Herrick, w. A Ashby, and D.
Zentmier were here from Ames on the
Farm Investigation Tour last week
The only stop made here was at the
Maharg farm, because of the muddy
roads. The spoke about horses, sheep,
alfalfa and silos. About 80 farmers
were in attendance.
o. X. Purdy, druggist at the Frick
Drug Store, went to Casey Tuesday &c
pack and ship his household effects &c
Audubon. He then went to Omaha tC
meet his wife and children, who were
visiting her parents at South Auburn
Neb., and accompanied them to Audi
bon to make their home for the present
Theo. +. Mantz and wife came to Au
dubon Saturday noon from Des Moines
to enjoy a few weeks visit with his
parents, S. l., Mantz and wife and
with numerous other relatives anG
friends. Mrs. Mantz has fully recover
ed from a recent operation and is en-
Toying her visit with her husbands
relatives very much.
John Holtz and wife returned from
Atlantic Saturday, where they spent
several days with their daughter, Mrs
Ben Wiley who submitted to an opera
ton there several weeks ago. They re-
port her as improving nicely. They
also enjoyed visit while there with
friends and old time acquaintance
having resided in Atlantic some II
years ago.
Escol Baker and "Cosey" Cozine
while calling on friends Thursday even
ing, left their team standing Will,
they were very busy interviewing
two young ladies. They were compelled
to make hasty retreat, not on account
Of the father of the young ladies putt
ing in an appearance, but because thu
team ran away. No injury was don,
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