Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-04-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

| Ueeu DuSy tulS Wtch IOuulSHluS the
interior of the abstract and loan Of
fee of Charles Bagley.
AS / have severed my connection
with the elevator, all persons know
ing themselves indebted to me will
please call and settle by May first.
! Earl Turner, Ross, Iowa.
Clarence and Floyd Turner have
purchased an Overland touring car
through the agency of r. b. Hayes.
1t is fine looking car and the Tur-
ners are quite proud of their pur-
chase.
Rev. Greenlee returned the last of
the week from his visit to Council
Bluffs where he attended the Pres
bytery. On Tuesday he and Mrs.
Greenlee went to Atlantic to spend
the day with Rev. Giffin.
Arthur Farquhar went to Villisca
yesterday to consult with his repres-
entative in that city. Mr.. Farquhar
is district agent for the Register Life
and is frequently called to consult
with the local agents who are work
ing under him.
Freeman Sheets came from Milford
Tuesday for short visit with his
parents and to look after some bust
ness interests. Freeman looks hale
and hearty and from all indications
he is prosperous and happy in his
new location.
A. c. Ross visited Mr.. and Mrs.
r. J. CreveliIg at Boone Tuesday
while enroute to Cedar Rapids where
he was called on business. Mr.. Ross
will be absent a couple of weeks and
will make a trip to northern MINES
ota before returning.
John Shaw, the automobile dealer
of Gray, accompanied by Roy Wenig
and Charles Corner, went to Des
Moines Tuesday and today returned
with a new Paige automobile for
which Mr.. Shaw has become the
agent in Audubon county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Oldfather came
from Fayette Tuesday and are guests
at the home of the lady's brother,
| T. j. Settlemire. They have been
called here by the serious illness of
Mr.. Settlemire's daughter, Hazel,
who is suffering with dropsy.
Miss Winona Farquhar entertain
ed the F. ID. Club at the home of the
Misses Ella and May Farquhar Mon
day evening. A very pleasant eve
ming was enjoyed and the Club men,
bers were unanimous in voting
Winona right royal entertainer.
| Mrs. E. Rienthe, mother of Mrs r..
Rasmussen left Tuesday morning for
San Francisco, California, where she
| will spend three months visiting an
only sister and taking in the two ex-
positions. Mrs. Rasmussen accom-
panied her mother as far as Omaha.
Peter Petersen of Irwin, was in
the city the fore part of the week
looking after some Hereford cattle
Foley & Jensen have for sale. He
was exceptionally we'll pleased with
the individuals and expects to re-
turn tomorrow to ship a couple of
them to his farm near Irwin.
Miss Violet Elwood gave a mis-
cellaneous shower at the T. M. Phil
lips home near Wichita in honor of
the comming marriage of their
daughter Eunice to Mr.. Walter Mel
son. There were 25 invited guests.
They spent a pleasant evening. leav,
ing them many beautiful and useful
gifts.
j. F. McCort who purchased the
building lately vacated by the Central
Iowa Produce Co., is moving the
building to his slaughter house across
the Rock Island tracks south of town.
Mr.. McCort is having the lots cleaned
up and is looking for someone who
wants to buy lots to build a resi-
dence on.
| r. M. Kerwin was called to Victor
the fore part of the week to attend
the funeral of his eldest sister, Mrs.
Mary Mccain, which was held at
the Victor Catholic church Tuesday
morning. The deceased visited here
several times and is known to a num-
Der of our people. Mr.. Kerwin re-
turned home last evening.
Henry Jacobsen had local in this
paper a couple of weeks advertising
his residence property for sale. A
party in Omaha who is subscriber
to this paper, saw the ad and wrote
Henry about it. The result was that
a deal was made within week. There
is no question about the pulling pow
er of the Audubon Republican.
Chris Wonsmos and the station
agent at Brayton took trip to Chi
cago Saturday, returning again for
duty Monday morning. They en-
joyed the windy city and were SO i'm
pressed with it that they may decide
to revisit the place before the sum-
mer is over. quite likely when the
Cubs and White Sox contend for the
Chicago championship.
| Miss Bessie Turner entertained
the Senior class of the Audubon High
School at her home Tuesday evening.
The class has membership or
twenty and all availed themselves of
the delightful evening Miss Turner
had provided for her classmates. At
ter spending the evening in games
and various other amusements a sup
per was served to which all did full
justice.
Mrs. Harriet Jones has been in a
serious condition at the home of her
son Charles Jones the past ten days.
A little sore on her hand became in
fected which developed into blood
poisoning. Today it is thought that
the attending physician has the in
lection arrested to such an extent
| that chances are favorable to her re-
| coyery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Dettman, of
Stuart, were here the fore part of the
week visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Dettman of Cameron town
ship, and numerous other relatives.
Tuesday morning they went TO On
aha where they Joined party Of
tourists for San Francisco, Calf.
They expect to be gone about three
months.