Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-06-10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

d. w. Wood returned Sunday from
ness for few days.
M. T. Foley has force of painters
at work putting on fresh coat OF
paint on his residence.
Ed. Bates was a passenger to Man.
ming Tuesday where he was called
on a matter of business
Mrs. Geo. Somers and children
went to Atlantic yesterday to spend
the day with friends.
Mrs. Ed. Kilcoin and little baby OF
Manning came the last of the week
for visit at the Tom Kilcoin home.
wanted:-Three or four milk Gus
toners. Can deliver it morning or
night. Phone EOS. Paul Giddens.
Percy Priestley has gone to Iowa
Falls for a few days visit at the home
of his uncle, John Shermsn and fam
lily.
Holger Jensen departed Tuesday
morning for Cedar Falls to attend
the summer session of the State
Normal College.
Childrens Day exercises will be
held at the Old Hamlin M. E. church
next Sunday. The program will COM
mence at 1880 and all are cordially
invited to attend.
Ollivene Duvall who has been con-
fined to her home with tonsilitis the
past week is greatly improved and
from all indications will soon be able
to be out of doors.
Mrs. Talbot has let the contract
for the erection of a new cottage in
Laws addition to Audubon to G. l..
Green, the contractor and builder.
She has been keeping house for VIM.
McLeran, ST., the past few years.
j. E. Kerwin, secretary of the Com
mercial Club has received word from
the college at Ames that the date set
for the Short Course in Audubon was
January 10 to 18th. This is the time
of year the businessmen and farmers
of the community preferred.
S. C. Curtis and family returned
Tuesday morning from an over Sun
day visit with friends and relatives in
Omaha. Sim drove Ford to Omaha
where he met a relative who visited
here last week and was compelled to
leave the car on account OF the muddy
condition of the road.
Walter Roth who manages the ele-
vator here for A. j. Leake, is having
force of men at work tearing down
the old coal sheds along the Rock
Island right of way just east of the
depot and in their stead will erect
a new and more modern type of
sheds in which to carry the supply
of coal.
Mrs. Tom Davis has returned from
a months visit with her son Frank
and with former neighbors and
friends at Colona, Ill. She left many
good friends behind when she and
Mr.. Davis moved back to Audubon,
and while she enjoys visit to Him
OILS, there is no place like good old
Audubon.
Dick Owen has purchased the Mrs
A. p. Andersen property formerly
owned by Mrs. Ed. Bates. Mr.. Owen
moved his family into the property
Monday and Mrs. Andersen occupies
the property vacated by Mr.. Owen
Here she will reside until she decides
to either remain in town or move
back onto the farm.
The new club house at the Country
Club is fast nearing completion and
1t is the delight of every member Of
the club. The golf grounds are IL
splendid condition and two tenni.
courts are now in condition for play
| ing. There is now no reason why al
of the members connot find plent.
of amusement and recreation at tn,
Country Club.
Workmen are still busily engaged
installing the new oil tanks for the
Cedar Rapids Oil Co.. and manager
Rem Phelps says he will be mighty
glad when the job is done. His bus.
mess seems to be increasing by leaps
and bounds. He is doing everything
in his power to take care of the
trade though at times he is laborine
under serious difficulties.
d. w. Bryant, pastor of the Christ
ian church Joined Rev. III. C. Hurd
of Manning yesterday in an overland
trip to Laurenz, Iowa, where they at.
tend a three days session of the
Northwest District convention of the
Christian church Next week the
state convention will be held at Des
Moines and all of the pastors and
many of the laymen will attend.
Mrs. Eugene Kennedy who resides
in Guthrie county was in the city the
other day and told some of hel
friends that she had more than 6
thousand young chicks at her home
She thought it would be well to servt
notice on those fellows who stole 40(
from her last winter that she is still
in the chicken game regardless Of
their determination of finding roaG
to the penitentiary.
Mrs. N. l.. Morey who has made
Audubon her home for many years
has packed her household goods ant
shipped them to Sioux Falls, s. d.
where she will make her future home
Her granddaughter, Mrs. James
Floyd and her family have recent,
moved to that city and she will make
her home with them for the present
at least III Mrs MOray can find sniff