Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-06-17
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

ness matters.
Wanted girl to do dining
room work. Call Hotel, Phone No.
Is, Park Hotel, Naming, la.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Agnew returned
this morning from a ten days visit
with relatives and friends at Wapello,
Iowa.
Lost.-A ladies black and gray
shawl last Sunday between Audubon
and Chris Andersen's place. Finder
please return to this office.
Keep your foot on the soft, soft
peddle. There may be something
before the next issue of this paper
Lewis Gray and wife of Lane, s.
D., arrived in the city yesterday for
a two weeks visit with John Reusch-
ling and other relatives and friends.
James l.. Cameron, wife and son
of Eldora. who have been visiting at
the Johmn Cameron home, departed
Saturday after having had a most de-
lightful time.
John Horning, who for the past
year has been making his headquart-
ers at the c. H. Sampson home, has
taken up his abode at the home or
j. L. Rippey.
Arthur Farquhar and G. w. Pres
ton went to Villisca Tuesday, the
former to look after business and the
latter to visit old time friends and
acquaintances.
Miss Belle Parnham, after spend
ing a couple of weeks at Indiaoia
attending the commencement exer-
cises at Simpson college, returned
home this morning.
Louise Selby who has been visit
ing her friend Grace Giddens since
last Friday left this morning for At
lantic where she will spend the day
and will then return to her hone at
Elliott.
Misses Rose and Martha Nelson
left Monday for fortnight's vaca-
tion at Colorado Springs. They were
Joined at Atlantic by Mrs. L. r. Nell
son, who will remain with them until
they return.
F. C. Miller, hi sson All Miller, A.
from a weeks fishing trip to Lake
Okoboji. They report having had a
glorious time but little too cool to
be out on the lake.
c. A. Test has purchased the half
interest from his partner Sherm Lang
in the plumbing business. Mr.. Lang
entered the firm the middle of last
February. He is yet undecided as to
what he will engage in.
Harry Searles who was quite badly
bruised last Saturday when he was
kicked by a horse, is considerably
better today. The accident happened
as he was passing behind the animal
His body was badly bruised as a re-
suit of the kicks.
The school board met this week to
hire more teachers to fill the vacan-
cies caused by. resignation of some
of the teachers who failed to sign the
contract after having been reelected
to their. positions. Practically all Of
the positions have been filed.
Mrs. A. Farquhar entertained the
Pythian Sisters at a Kensington at
her home yesterday afternoon, A de-
lightful afternoon was enjoyed by the
ladies and the splendid refreshments
that were served helped to make the
gathering all the more inviting
Mrs. Jens P. Jensen and two child
rem who reside near Extra, were In
the city this morning engoute to
Rolfe and Armstrong, Iowa, where
they expected to visit relatives for
a couple of weeks. She will also visit
at Paramount, Nebr., before return
ing t'"" t"''S ".'t ." S'fi9
Frank Caldwell of Morris. ILL.,, is
here on a visit to his brother eAlex
Caldwell and also his aged mother
who lives with Alex. He expects to
remain several days and in the mean
time will take look at the county
to see how favorably Audubon county
with Illinois.
C. H. Sampson left Tuesday eve
ming for Kenaston, Sask., Canada to
look after his farm interests. He will
Mr.. Sampson has extensive holdings
in Canada and usually at this time of
the year he goes up to see how the
crops are progressing.
Glenn Turner, student the past
year at the State University at Iowa
City, returned home Monday eve-
ming and will spend thesummer here
Glenn is looking fine and says he
never enjoyed year in school as he
has the past year. He will in all
probability return to Iowa City next
fall.
j, w. Holden, of Scranton and L.
NJ Martin, of Atlantic are in the city
today going over the county roads
with county engineer Forsbeck. The
gentlemen are connected with the
State Highway Commission. They
themselves as highly pleas
ed with the manner in which the
work in Audubon county is being
Dorothy and Thomas Musson of
Ames are here to spend the summer
with their grandma Mrs. Thomas
Musson. Reuben is doing some con-
tracing work. Mrs. Musson expects
to spend most of the summer with
her relatives at Minneapolis. The
children are glad to get back to Aud
ubon as they are not greatly in love
with Ames.
j. w. Richards went to Atlantic
this morning where he expected to
meet his little grandson, Orby, who Is
from an injury he sustain
ed at the Rock Island turn table
about six weeks ago. The physicians
Orby to come home but he
will have to be very careful about
his walking. Orby has been very
homesick the last couple of weeks
and wanted to come back to Audi
bon.
Last Friday a company composed
of John Cameron and wife, Chas Gar
mire and wife of Gray, DR.. G. A. May
and wife of Audubon, and Allen Det-
wiler and wife held delightful pic
mic at the Cameron home IN nonor Of