Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-07-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


home Tuesday evening.
| Miss Mayme Eckles of Valley juno
ton arrived in the city Tuesday fol
a visit with friends in the city.
Misses Cecil and Esther Keith wen
to Atlantic Tuesday evening for
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Perry.
Miss Ruth Watson left Saturday
for Adair where she will visit hel
brother, Rev. Lewis Watson ant
family.
/ Chas. Wilde, and family drove tt
Omaha Tuesday to spend day oil
1.-TWO with friends and looking aftel
business matters.
Misses Minnie and Anna Andersen
who spent couple of weeks in Om
aha visiting at the home of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Anton Jensen, returned hom,
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Davis are tn,
parents ia baby boy born yesterday
Joe says he Is just the best ever, ant
some of these days will make a first
elias meat cutter.
| Mrs. Anton Jensen of Omaha ar
week for visit at the home of hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Rasmus
sen and other relatives.
/ have number of extra good
pure bred Hereford bulls aged from
six to sixteen months of age. If you
are on the market it will pay you to
see me. M. l. Masterson. 26-tf
Edward Van Gorder went to Chi.
cago yesterday morning for an ex'
tended visit with his aunt, Mrs. w
| ID. Kirk and family. He was accom-
panied to Carroll by Miss Mary Della
hoyde.
Mrs. Joseph Cam and children OF
Holton, Kansas. who have been visit
ing the, Roth families, left yesterday
for a visit with friends at Lake View
Mrs. Cam formerly lived near Aud
ubon.
Geo. Foley and Chas. Mccoy have
just purchased new automobiles OF
the Cadallic make, through the agen-
cy of the johnson Auto Co. of Allan
| tic. The cars are of the new model
and are of the eight cylinder type.
Mrs. e. E. Harrison of Cherokee
1 IOWA, dTIlNtu LAC City yCStCi udy
for two weeks visit with her friend
Mrs. S. AIRY. The two ladies were
school girls together and no doubt
the visit will prove delightful one
t. E. Mason drove to Cherokee hast
week, having been called there by the
| illness of his father, VIM. Mason, who
was stricken with a stroke of paraly-
sis. Mr.. Mason returned yesterday
and reports that his father may re-
cover although the stroke was quite
serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Van GordeI
who, have been in New York state
visiting his brothers and other rela.
tives the past month or more, have
returned home. Mr.. Van Gorder met
many. of his old time friends and had
a delightful time talking over boy,
hood days.
| "Pete" Dennis who is always faith
full and dilligent in his labors at the
Smoke House, is laid up at his home
with the humps and cannot look at
ter his business interests. However
Miss Matte Dennis is on the job ant
| things are moving along as smooth
| ly as could be expected.
Miss Harriet Bilharz leaves mex
Tuesday for Los Angeles, Californi;
to spend a month or five weeks will
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Bill
harZ. While she expects to take II
the sights at the expositions at Sa
Francisco and San Diego, Miss Bill
harz will spend most of her time a
the parental home.
i G. A. Campbell returned from ON
aha the last of the week the prou'
Rabbit which he purchased through
e. M. Johnson, the local agent. Tn
new car is certainly beauty and a
soon as George has his garage finish
ed on his farm he will take his ne'
critter out with him.
Arnold, Ross & Rasmussen hav
Just had their Office rooms repaint
ed and repapered and are now look
ing as neat and bright as new dol
lar just from the mint. Karl Ras
mussen said the change was so grea
he didn't think his partner Joe Ross
would know the place when he re
turned from California.
+. G.. Harmon, the furniture deal
ef and undertaken at Mingo, arrive
in the city yesterday and will be her
a few days looking after his resi-
dence property and visiting relatives
Frank is doing nicely at Mingo, Blu
this is slack season for him, so h
concluded to avail himself of the or
portunity of fixing up his town prop
erty.
Some twenty Audubon young folk
went to White Rock on Coon Rive
Sunday to spend the day picnicins
They took their dinners with ther
and enjoyed the day in the woods
In the evening the party stopped q
Coon Rapids for supper. The ladie
were the guests of their gentleme
friends who not only furnished tn
automobiles for transportation, bu
also the "eats."
Rev. Grenlee, pastor of the Presby
terrain church expects to leave 500
for California where he will visit
daughter and her family and ais
take in the sights. Mrs. Greenlee wi
not be able to go, fearing that tn
long trip would be too much for he
Her sister, Miss woodward will sta
with her during the absence of MI
Greenlee. The friends of Mr.. Greer
lee hope that he will have most Ell
joyable visit and that the complet
change will be beneficial to him.
John T. Boehe, of Ottumwa, Iowi
a member of the firm of Stem
Boehe. manufacturers of the Lift
Ben cigar, was in the city yesterda
calling on his many customers. M
Stenz makes the territory REGULAR
but Mr.. Boehe aims to call on tn
trade once a year, more to get a.
Quainted with his dealers than Il