Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-02-18
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MI. 4NlCh VI huIoidy lilsy
has been here the past two weeks
visiting his sister, Mrs. VIM. Brinter
and husband received a message Fri
day morning telling that their sis
ter's husband had died suddenly and
would be buried Monday. Mr.. Her.
rard and Mrs. Brinter left on the
noon train for Aurora to attend the
funeral. Mrs. Brinter's sister and
two children visited her last summer
for several weeks.
Mrs. Pauline Cunningham, the
Spirella Corsetiere lady of Manning
was here last week taking orders and
delivering the orders taken the
month before. Mrs. Cunningham has
been coming here for some time but
will only make our town one more
visit and will then take up a north
ern territory.
The Congregational Sunday school
will hold a social at the parsonage
Thursday evening for the members
of the Sunday school and Church.
Everyone is expected to attend and
spend an evening with them. A lunch
will be served for which no charges
will be made.
A pound social was held on the
Congregational minister, Rev. Jesse
Getty last Wednesday evening. A
good crowd responded and the eve
ming was spent in q good social way.
Games and music taking up the eve
ming in entertainment.
Mrs. Edwin Delahoyde went to At
lantic last Wednesday to visit her
sister, Mis-. Boorman and a sister
in-law, Mrs. Clint McDaniels of CAL
ifornia who is here visiting relatives
and acquaintance.
Miss Mary Gill one of the day OPP
orators at the central Office went to
Brayton Saturday for an over Sunday
visit whit friends. Miss Grace Rob-
son worked for her at the Office.
School was dismissed Friday for
week or two in order to move the
seats and radiators into the new
building. The teachers all went to
their parental homes for visit.
Mr. VIM. Vanaerman who has been
sick the past month was taken worse
Monday and has been in a critical
condition the past week. Paralysis
being the cause of his sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. McNary of Stuart
and Mrs. Eva Porter of Marengo
we're called here last week on ac-
count of the serious Hines of their
mother, Mrs. John Porter.
Kirk Knox and wife moved last
week to the house in the Heights"
they recently purchased of Mr.. Knox
and j. b. j. Lohner moved into the
house vacated by Knox
John Jenkins went to Council
Bluffs last week and got his three
little girls who have been in a board
ing school at that place since last
summer.
Mrs. Kate South left Sunday for
Omaha to buy the spring stock of
millinery from the Spiesbergers
wholesale house for the Ed. Cotton
store.
Welberg Wolff has purchased the
property just vacated by John Atkins
and will remodel 1t and fix 1t up in
a more comfortable cottage.
Mrs. j. B. Connrardy went to Om-
aha Saturday and will also visit her
daughter. Mrs. C. J. Graf at Villisca
before returning home.
Mrs. Dick Owens and little daugh-
ter Ellowene of Audubon were guests
at the l.. F. Kleuver home from Fri
day until Sunday.
Juhl Westphalen returned to Ex-
ira Sunday after spending the week
with his mother down on the farm
north of Lorah.
Misses Ruth Baker and Lola Brin-
kerhoff went to Council Bluffs Mon
day to visit for a few days with Miss
Bakers mother.
Mrs. Porter who has been sick
the past two weeks is improving nice
ly and we hope to see her able to be
out again soGn.
C. L. McAninch moved last Thurs
day to the house in Elmhurst addi-
ton recently vacated by James
Huyck.
Mrs. Connrardy will start her next
class February % and has a good
number already enrolled for the
term.
Roy Herrick went to Atlantic last
Thursday on business and to visit
his friend VIM. Norwood over night.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeEll of Wyoming
arrived here last Wednesday for a
visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. ]. M. Dimick went to Ames
last Friday to spend Sunday with
her daughter, Miss Ellowene.
Mrs. S. Spoo returned from Allan
tic last Thursday.
Mrs. Rhodes of Atlantic is caring
for Mrs. Porter.