Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-07-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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day to assist in an operation on Neis
| WHITTIER.
| Arthur Cole who is taking instruc-
ton in violin at Council Bluffs, was
home the last of the week
Frank Hudspeth and family went
! to Manning Saturday to visit over
Sunday with his wife's parents.
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well improved, s miles from Adair.
For terms, address N. l.. Eby, Adair,
Iowa. 2S-4 pd
Miss Gladys Fancher returned Fri
day from two weeks visit at North
English with her sister Mrs. Geo. Ak
near. She is again on duty at the
Recorders Office.
Mrs. Garvin Grove who visited in
the city last week guest at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. E. C. Carlson
and family, departed Saturday for
her home at Boone.
| Mrs. Ed. Finch, of Chicago arrived
in the city the last of the week for an
extended visit with former friends.
She was accompanied by a friend
who will enjoy the fresh country air
with her.
Miss Anna Melka a former teacher
in the public schools, arrived in the
city Tuesday from Chicago accom-
panied by her brother John for a
visit with Geo. Kellogg and family
and other friends.
| Blair Rice went to Clear Lake Sat
ufday where he will attend the con-
vention of county officials in session
this week. He also expected to visit
the home of his uncle John Zion at
Caledonia, MINI.
| Chas. A. Tramp who visited his
father here last week, left Friday for
Creston, to visit his brothers. He was
accompanied by Master Hugh Tramp,
who had also been a guest at the
home of Chas. l.. Tramp.
Miss Ella M. Stearns who has been
absent the past couple of weeks visit
ing friends at Cedar Falls and attend
| ing to business matters at Ames, re-
tuned home the last of the week and
! is again busily engaged in her Office
at the court house.
A. F. Shupe and Max Jacobsen
went to Mason City the latter part of
the week where they Joined a party
|
men who are acting as subs for the
state MALTA. The party went from
Mason City to the lakes.
Nels, M. Nelson and his sister Miss
Marie, returned from Lincoln, Nebr.,
the fore part of the week after spend
| ing over Sunday with relatives in that
city. Miss Nelson returns to Des
Moines this week where she is a
nurse in the Lutheran hospital.
Mrs. w. w. Smiths Keister Lad
| les tailoring college will be closed
from July 21st until Sept. 9Th at
which time the school will be reop-
ened full Pledged and with large
class of pupils. Mrs. w. w. Smith,
Manager. 29-2w.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rutherford
and Thomas Rutherford were called
to Grinnell Friday morning to attend
| the funeral of their brother James
who had died the day before. The
deceased was 81 years of age, and at
one time was resident of Cameron
township.
| Marsh Jones went to Milwaukee,
Wis, the last of the week to attend q
meeting of the agents of the North
western Mutual Life Insurance Co
Mr.. Jones represents this company
in this territory and the trip to head
quarters is taken with a view to be-
coming more familiar with this splen-
did life insurance company.
Rev. Jackson Giddens left Monday
morning for a three weeks trip to
the coast. During the past eighteen
| he hac hnt W. n Q
and his trip at this time will be
greatly appreciated There will be
no services at the NJ E. church dur
will enjoy his visit and on his return
will be better able to attend to his
duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Gregory
who have been in the city the past
week visiting at the Geo. Winkler
home. departed Tuesday for their
home at Norwalk, Conn. The two
gentlemen were school boys together
and have not seen each other for
many years. They had pleasant
visit which they hope will be more
frequent in the future than 1t has In
the past.
MT. anu mTS. w. w. tcIl ldSl
night for Silver City, N. NJ. for an
extended visit with their daughter
Mrs. Salo Schultz and with Mrs. Bry
ant Mr.. Smith has been the faithful
painstaking agent for the Rock Is
land for many years and has had but
few vacations. He will be gone about
three weeks and during his absence
Chris Wonsmos will have charge OF
affairs. Mrs. Smith will remain with
her daughter and mother until later
in the fall.
Some three hundred people as
sembled at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Jensen at their home two mile.
northwest of Extra Tuesday evening
to help celebrate their silver wed
ding. At six o'clock supper was ser
yer to which all did full justice.
number Of presents were given all o
which will help to remind them o.
this most joyous occasion. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Jensen are most excellent PEG
pie and our readers will join in wish
ing them happiness and prosperit.
in the years that are to come.
number from here were present a
the celebration.
l.. G. Johnson was quite seriousl.
injured last Saturday when he wa
thrown from his oil wagon to tn,
ground. He attempted to cross
ditch in the middle of the street nea
Chas. Van Gorder's residence, whicl
was made by the laying of the sewer
His team crossed the ditch but tn
wagon fell into the loose dirt up t
the hubs. The harness broke a
In. q
ed Mr. Johnson from his seat ont
tho grouud HE ri0ht loo was ha n