Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-09-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


Two city residence properties for
sale.--See j. c. Swezey. 1913.
Peter Skaug and wife, who visited
James Gray and family, left Monday
for their home at Marine.
Chas. Bagley returned this morn
ling from weeks business trip to
Davenport and Chicago.
Joseph Kopp went to Glidden the
fore part of the week to visit his sen
and to give him a little assistance on
the farm.
Miss Lovina Steele, who was a
guest at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Nelson, departed Tuesday for
her home at Des Moines.
Mrs. Charles Huntsberger who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Dolahide since early spring,
left Tuesday morning for her home
at Gulfport. Miss.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Presbyterian Church will conduct
a home made candy sale in the park
on Saturday night of this week.
Don't forget the date and the place.
Ed Prick came from his farm near
Lake Okoboji Monday evening to
Ispend few days with his family He
Is like all other farmers-praying
for a months dry hot weather to al
low the corn to mature ahead of a
killing frost.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Priestly who
have been visiting the state fair and
later their daughter, Mrs. f. G.. Har-
mon and husband at Mingo. returned
home Monday. They had pleasant
time and report Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
mon prosperous and happy.
| Nels r. Hoegh and s. p. Daugaard,
of Brayton, were in the city Tuesday
morning enroute to Langford, s. d..
where they are interested In land
quite extensively. They report the
crop of small grain in that section of
splendid quality and a heavy yield.
| The Misses Anna and Leona Will
son, after spending several months
in Los Angeles and San Francisco,
California, returned home the latter
part of the week. The ladies left
here early in June and have enjoyed
their summers vacation immensely.
Clyde Keith is back to his old
position at the Hans Albertsen store,
after a five weeks vacation. During
that time he visited in Colorado,
Kansas, Old Mexico and attended the
lexpositions in California. Clyde was
much impressed with the sights and
Especially enjoyed the exposition at
San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs +. W. Smith and
daughter. who have been absent
about ten days, visiting at the home
of his parents at Sioux Falls, S. d..
returned home Friday evening. Mr..
Smith says he had good time and
is thoroughly convinced that man
ought to have vacation at least
once year.
Walter Hansen has accepted a po-
lsition as head baker in large bak-
ling establishment at Eldora Walter
lis a splendid workman and is thor
loughly familiar with the business.
We have every reason to believe that
he will make good. II he likes the
position. it is quite probable that he
will move his family to that place.
Mrs. VIM. Delahoyde returned the
latter part of the week from visit
Ito Shenandoah where she investi-
gated a business proposition. She
Thought she might be Interested in a
lrooming house there, but is yet un-
decided as to whether she will leave
Audubon. She and Mr. Delahoyde
have given possession of the Airing
lton hotel which they have conducted
the past year.
Clark Wilson. veteran of the
L 10 nrda "
where he will attend the reunion of
the 33rd Iowa which will continue
for three days. Mr.. Wilson was a
member of Co. c. 33rd la. Inf. VOL.
and the few remaining veterans will
certainly have splendid time at
Pella,. That city has made special
arrau .ements to entertain these hon
ored kand distinguished guests.
Chas. S. White, of the firm of
Mantz & White, conceded in this part
of the country to be one of the lead
ing legal lights of southwestern Iowa
returned Tuesday from a weeks stay
at Denver. Mr.. White had legal bust
ness calling him to Omaha and fur
Their west. so concluded to combine
business with pleasure. At Denver
he met former college friends and en-
joyed week of unalloyed pleasure.
John Weighton has purchased the
residence property of Mrs. Wilson
Burnside on the hill She will give
possession Nov. 18th. 1t is the in
ltention of Mr.. Weighton to complete
lily remodel the building. and may
conclude to tear it down and rebuild,
Mrs. Burnside goes to California to
spend the winter, though her present
intentions are to return to Audubon
her permanent home.
| In this issue of the Republican we
publish an advertisement for Henry
Jensen who is the agent for the Ind
ian Motorcycle which has Just recent
ly won high honors. He has been
successful in selling quite number
of machines this spring and from
present indications he will sell many
more before snow flies. He invites
the people of the county to call and
see this splendid machine while here
attending the fair.
| The News-Telegraph of Atlantic
published great booster edition for
the Cass County Fair in their issue of
Monday of this week. The merchants
were very liberal in supporting Mr..
Chase, who certainly made the issue
a veSy commendable one. Atlantic
has reason to feel proud of the Chas-
es for they are thorough newspaper
men and are giving the city of At
lantic daily newspaper that would
be credit to town twice its size.
Miss Olive Kopp, who was offered
a splendid position last June in the