Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-05-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

LOCAL AMI fGkSONAL
Ed. Bates was a business caller q
Manning Friday.
A number of ladies enjoyed ,
dance at Watts hall Friday evening
w. A. Price went to Mapleton Mon
day to look after bushes PROPOSE
ton.
There's a charming little Jun,
bride in the offing boys. Nov
guess! No, guess again.
Good secondhand low gear bicy
Gle for sale at bargain. Enquire
at this office. tile.
Miss Bonnie Baker has gone t
Dexter to spend couple Of weeks
with former college friends.
Marsh Jones and Arthur Farquhal
went to Des Moines Friday to loof
after life insurance matters.
John Forsnaugh, of Des Moines
was in the city Sunday visiting JOE
Sweeney and other relatives.
Miss Minnie Mcclure went t.
Council Bluffs Monday morning fol
a weeks visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hoover are re
joicing over the arrival of boy al
their home on Saturday evening.
Dressmaking:-I will sew at my
home or go out by the day. Phone
394 White. Carrie Hansen. 1874.
H. G. Nichols left Friday morning
for Wakonda, s. D., for a months
visit with his daughter, Mrs. A. c
Parson..
For Sale:-A No. 1 Bowling ALLEY
full regulation length with all fix
lures. Cheap. Enquire at Booster
Cafe. 13-tf.
Wanted:-25 subscriptions, either
new or renewal, to the Ladies Home
Journal before July LIST. Edna Det
wiler, phone 212 Red.
Father Mcdonald returned from
Council Bluffs yesterday where he
spent couple of days attending q
conference of the Deanery
Mrs. John Lovelace returned to
Des Moines Sunday to allow the ply.
sicians to examine her arm and which
she has been carrying in a cast ever
since she returned from the hospital
Miss Anna Horning arrived in the
city Friday from Sansarc. 8. D., fol
months visit with her brother John
city editor of the Advocate and with
her brother Arthur and family.
Chas. Nelson went to Des Moines
Monday night to attend a two days
session of the A. o. U. w. Chas. goes
as a delegate from the local order
Fl. j. MantZ was also present, he be-
ing member of the law committee
One of our old smokers bought q
quart of condensed smoke from O.
X. Purdy at Tricks Drug store. But
after giving 1t a thorough trial he
decided that either Old Style or Cut
Plug worked satisfactory in his corn
cob pipe.
j. H. Jensen, residing two miles
northwest of Audubon and j. M.
Hemmensen. residing six miles west
of Audubon. returned from Chicago
Friday morning where they had 8
car loads of cattle on Wednesday s
market.
Miss Nellie Brady who is teache at
Sunnyside school Greeley No. 3 an
nounces that she will have a program
at her school on Tuesday May 18th.
An admission of loo will be charged
A great deal Of effort is being exerted
to make this a very pleasant affair.
Mrs. John Wagner and daughter
Grace went to Davenport Saturday
morning. After spending the day
there, they went to st. Louis. Mo.
where Grace will remain in the hos
pital for treatment. Mrs. Wagner
will remain with her daughter for a
couple of weeks.
Sundays issue of the Register and
Leader said: Mrs. Gertrude r. Nash
will be the guest of honor at lunch
con to be given Friday by Mrs. War
rem Garst at her home on West Grand
avenue. On Saturday Mrs. w. III.
Bailey will be hostess at luncheon
in honor of Mrs. Nash at her home
on Sixth avenue"
Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Byrum, of Des
Moines, arrived in the city Monday
for visit with the lady's sister, Mrs.
John Davis and family. Mrs. Byrum
recently celebrated her 18th birthday
and came to Audubon to finish the
celebration of the event with her sis
ter. while the men folks enjoyed
talking over old times.
Chas. Lundy who for over a year
was employed at the Hoover furnf-
ture establishment, but who later
spent month soliciting for the pub
fishers who are getting out history
of Audubon county, left Monday
morning for Clarion where he will
be engaged at the same work getting
out an edition for Wright county.
Mel Graham went to Pochantas
Monday evening where he will rep
resent Peter Thuesen, the butter
maker at Kimballton in case
against Albert Johnson, of Atlantic
Mr.. Graham will be pitted against
III. M. Boorman the Atlantic attor.
ney who tried the damage case in the
Audubon County District Court las'
week.
Mrs. Jennings of Carroll passed
| through the city Monday evening en-
| route to Atlantic where on Tuesday
she submitted to an operation. She
was accompanied to Audubon by her
son Charles, but he returned on the
evening Northwestern as he was COM
PEELED to be on duty that evening
Mrs. jennings friends hope she will
speedily recover.
John Lovelace and Mrs. Charles
Jones were called to Winterest Mon
day by the death of Mrs, Cap. Stiles
who died at her home on Sunday
Funeral services were held on Tues
day. Many Audubon people will re-
member Mrs. Stiles, she having fire.
quently visited her sister, Mrs. Harry
PARROT, and about two years ago was
quite i'll while on a visit at the Par.
rott home
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Rempp of Mont.
ezuma and Mrs. Higgins of Gray were
in tho aifu Monday puaata nj tho hnmf