Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-08-06
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

Ringing Bros. circus will show al
Atlantic Tuesday, July 18th.
Art Horning departed this weel
for a visit with his parents at San
sarc, s. d.
Miss Eva Schrader went to Victor
Tuesday to visit with relatives foI
several days.
John Rorah and family from Menlo
visited over Sunday at the J. c.
Strahl home in Viola.
Miss Mabel Griffin left Tuesday
morning for a few days visit with
friends and relatives at Anita.
Art Bartlett and wife returned
home Monday morning from a visit
at Cherokee with her relatives.
w. S. Kevan, who was here several
days at the bedside of his father, A.
nut Monday
Rev. p. L. Larsen of Brayton was
in Audubon Friday on his way to
Iowa Falls to attend the Baptist State
Board meeting.
J. C. jerks, L. e. Corwin and E.
l.. jerks and families spent Sunday
with their uncle George Bull over in
Guthrie county.
Miss Florence Skoag, who visited
here at the Jas. Gray and Sanford
Harmon homes, returned to Atlantic
Monday evening.
Don't fail to attend the big sale
of draft horses at the Brady Feed
Barn next Saturday afternoon, Aug.
8th, at o'clock.
Delma and Harold Perkins, who
visited here with their friend, II. J..
Mantz few days, returned to
Council Bluffs Tuesday.
r. G. Weiland and family have
moved from the w. r. Green prop
erty into their new residence Just
south of G. w. Preston's.
Ralph and Ray Duvall with their
families, were trying that new auto
of Ralphs Sunday and spent the day
very pleasantly at the lakes.
Miss Amy Peters, who was guest
of Mrs. j. B. Ashby and daughter
at their country home, returned to
Des Moines Monday morning
Miss Mary Petersen and brother
Jens departed for Florence, Neb.,
Monday morning to visit relative,
Mrs. Edwin Norton and family.
Miss Agnes Thorndahl, who enjoy
ed visit with her aunt, Mrs ]. p.
christensen and family, returned to
her home at Cedar Falls Monday.
Mrs. Florence Hook, who enjoyed
a visit here with her niece, Mrs. Ralph
Thomas in the country, left Monday
morning for her home at Oskaloosa.
Miss Francis Starr, following a
two weeks visit in Audubon with her
friend, Mrs Blaine Swart, returned
Monday to her home at Cedar Rapids.
Mrs. Thelma Richards and friend,
Mrs. H. White of Omaha came Monday
evening for visit at the home of the
formers father-in-law, j. w. Rich
ards.
Mrs. Clark Wilson and daughter,
Miss Vera went to Spirit Lake Mon
day morning to visit with their
daughter and sister, Mrs. John White
and family.
Mrs. Mary A. Dennis and grand
children, Garland and Thelma Curtis
departed Tuesday morning for Bly,
thedale, Mo-, for visit with her son
James Dennis and wife.
Martin oyergaard departed Mon
day for TylerpMinn5 where he has a
contract toIcdo, someu thing Peter
Petersen left for Scranton, Ia, on
the same kind of mission.
h -9r- g. G. S s. sfeneran is in the state OF
Utah looking after his mine and land
holdings. While he is away, Mrs.
MeLeran and children are enjoying
an outing at the Musson ranch. FF
Miss Ella Mcclure left Monday
for visit at Council Bluffs with her
sister, Miss Kathryn and to make ar
rangements about their book and sta
tionery store that they will conduct
at Creston.
Misses Anna and Kathryn Schrei-
Der departed Sunday evening for
their home at Chicago, after a
months enjoyable visit here with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs H.
Schneider.