Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-09-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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work for room and board while at
tending school. Call at this office.
Some good second hand furniture
for sale at the right price. Renftle
& Reed, South Park street, Audubon
| Mrs. Chester Brooks came yester
day from Iowa City to visit hel
daughter, Mrs. D. W. Wood and hus.
band.
Mrs. C. III. Reynolds returned home
yesterday from Rochester, where she
spent several days, regarding her
health.
Audubon county fair is giving a
good lot of prizes to its best babies
this year. Entries close noon, Sept
fifteenth.
Mrs. r. A. Griffin and children, af-
ter visit at the parental, A. N. Det-
wiler home, left yesterday for their
home at Lake City.
| N. Downey & Son, who have leased
the Arlington Hotel, have taken pos
session, the lease beginning from
Sept. 1st
| Miss Winifred Inglis, who was a
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Lou Bagley
and husband, left for her home al
Hampton yesterday
For Sale:-160 acre farm six miles
from Audubon On easy terms at a
very low price if taken soon. See me
j. M. Renftle, Audubon, Iowa.
DR.. ID F. Franklin received Wis.
it Tuesday from his mother of ON.
aha, who was on her way home from
visit with relatives at Des Moines
| G. c. Carter, who spent several
days at Des Moines, selecting goods
for the Ruhs & Carter display at the
County Fair. returned home Monday
Miss Maude Heilman left Tuesday
for Milford, taking home little Velma
Berger, who was here at the Mrs
j. G. Burkey home for three weeks
| Geo. w. and Alfred Weighton were
business visitors to the capitol city
the fore part of the week, and while
there took the opportunity of attend
ing the fair.
| The John Horning and w. A. Hud-
Ter new residences in the Freeman
addition are now completed. Prof
| Clifford has rented the former and II
]. Loveland the latter.
j. NJ Downey, teacher in the
schools at Green Isle, Mimi, who Wis
tied two weeks with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. N Downey, returned to his
duties yesterday.
| Mrs. j. M. Black. who spent the
summer here with her son, B. j
Black and family in the country, de.
parted yesterday for her home al
Kingfisher, Okla.
Geo. F. Axmear, wife and son and
". Fancher and wife of North Eng
lish, autoed from Des Moines Sat
urday for visit with the Amos
Fancher family.
Rev Giddens and family are re-
ceiving a visit from his former par.
| ishoners, Misses Margaret and Eliza.
beth Smith and their brother, Earl
Smith of Elliott.
Geo. A. Foley intends going to Car
home his two daughters, so as to
have all the children at home gath
eriug over Sunday.
Miss Annette Delahoyde went to
Extra Tuesday evening and on yes.
terday she accompanied her brother
Ed. Delahoyde to Omaha on bust
ness and pleasure combined.
Miss Luella Powers departed Tues
day for her home at Sterling. ILL.,,
after enjoying a pleasant several
weeks visit with her former college
chum, Miss Ruth Watson.
Miss S. L. McCarville returned
Tuesday to her duties in the general
merchandise store owned by herself
and brother at Ft Dodge, following
a visit at the |. ID. McCaryille home
S. l.. Mantz, wife and their daugh
ter, Mrs Geo. Schmidt and family
who visited Atty. Theo. f. Mantz anG
wife at Des Moines and attended tho
state fair, returned home yesterday
The Goodfellowshipe social wa,
held Tuesday evening at the M. e
church parlors. A large number were
present. Refreshments were served
and good time in general enjoyed
Judge Green left last evening fol
Council Bluffs. where he will MAKE
his future home. Mrs. Green anC
daughter, Miss Margaret expect tc
leave Audubon the last of the week
The camp fire girls accompanied
by Mrs. Simon Hansen and Miss Ruth
Watson enjoyed an outing in the
weeds near Hamlin yesterday Miss
Mary Davis was the guest of the day
Audubon and vicinity have beer
furnishing their full quote to the
| state fair this year. Large number.
have gone down by auto and train
We were unable to get the names Of
all parties going, so decided to make
mention of none.
Mrs. Julia Price of Des Moines
came this week for visit with hel
| brother, Thos. Stafford and family
| No doubt this visit is an enjoyable
one, as the sister and brother have
not seen each other in over 15 years
M. Johnson and daughter. Miss
Martha, following an enjoyable visit
with their son and brother, J. s
Johnson and attending the Danish
church meetings held last week, left
Monday morning for their home al
Scranton.
Lake Ulrich. who with his wife are
now living at Concordia, Kan, writes
his parents that he is following the
vocation of farming and likes the
work very well. However he is not
contemplating retiring for few
years at least
Mrs. G. e. Hubbard of Regina
Canada. who came to Audubon from
the San Francisco and San Diego
fairs. for visit with the John Eos
naugh family, departed for her home
yesterday. Mrs. Fosnaugh accomp'
anied her as far as Des Moines.
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