Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-06-10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

LOCAL AND PEkSONAL
For a shine that shines see Likely"
at the Bailey barber shop.
For sale:-Good desirable build
ing lot. Enquire at this office.
II. j. Mantz had business calling
him to Atlantic last night, return
ing home this morning.
John Wagner went to Council
Bluffs this morning to look after
some business interests.
A young lady wishes to secure en-
ployment in private family. En-
quire at this office at once.
o. l.. Lane returned this morning
from Sioux City where he went to
purchase a car load of cattle which
also arrived this morning.
E. o. Donaldson of Defiance arriv-
ed in the city yesterday for an over
Sunday visit with his brother, DR.. J..
K Donaldson and old time friends.
Ray Hoover who has been in Wy
oming and Idaho since early spring,
returned home this morning for a
visit at the parental G. w. Hoover
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Ruhs are re-
joicing over the arrival of a baby
girl that came to their home last Sat
day. Mother and babe are doing
nicely.
H. A. Arnold has just received his
new Pierce Arrow automobile. II is
one of the new models and will GER
tainly prove a delight to Mr.. Arnold
and his family.
The Misses Vera and Bonnie Boot
on of Sand Stone, Mimi, are expected
to arrive in the city today to meet
their mother, Mrs. Maggie Booton
who has been in Audubon all winter.
Miss Bagley of Atlantic, who has
been in the city the past ten days
visiting at the home of her brother,
Chas. Bagley returned last evening
and was accompanied by Miss Ella
Farquhar.
Miss Goldie Cozine daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. A Cozine of this city,
who has been teaching in the public
schools at Hawarden, Iowa, has re-
turned home to spend the summer
months with her parents.
Mrs. C. A. Miller former resident
of Audubon county, but now of New
ton, Iowa, is back here on a visit
She has been spending most of her
time near Extra but came the fore
part of the week to visit Mrs. E. j.
Freeman.
We have heard a number of re-
ports regarding the frost yesterday
morning. In some localities 1t was
quite severe, damaging garden truck,
etc, while in other localities there
was only trace. 1t is quite unusual
to have frost in June.
The M. w. AS will observe mem
orial day next Sunday, All of the
members are requested to meet at
the hall next Sunday morning at 8
O'Clock. Bring your flowers and your
automobiles. The graves of the de-
ceased members will be decorated.
!, Mrs. w. J. Laubender who intend
ed to leave Tuesday evening for CAL
ifornia was unable to secure railway
accommodations, and was compelled
to defer, her trip, until today. She
will leave this afternoon and will
spend at least month visiting her
two sons. iiA *,S'"s
Mrs, Geo. Spencer and grand
daughter of Lake View and Prof.
Chas. Day and wife, of Early who
have been guests at the Geo. Weigh
ton home, departed this morning for
their homes. Margaret Weighton ac-
companied Mrs. Spencer for visit at
Lake View.
Mrs. John Davis departed this
/ M fnr CondntOEu nhfn ny
she will spend ten days or more with
her, daughter, Mrs. DR.. N. p. Laurit-
zen and family. Mrs. Davis has not
been to see them for three years and
concluded this would be the proper
time to spend her summer vacation.
Where are the weather wise folks
who for the past two or three years
have been proudly asserting that our
seasons are getting drier? In the
greater part of the land so far this
year so much rain has fallen that
one instinctively thinks of Noah's
ark and the deluge.
| Miss Hazel Norman who has been
a faithful employee at the Marquesen
store. has resigned her position which
will shortly be filled by Miss Roth.
Miss Norman left the last of the
week for Davenport where she will
investigate the Palmer School Of Chi
ropractic and may decide to take a
course in that new science.
Eight Italians who have been EN-
ployed on the Rock Island section
crew have quite their work in Audi
h. n and took passage to Chicago. On
leaving they said they were going 10
sail 81 once for Italy to take un .. ms
in defense of their mother country
They told agent Smith that they
would join thousands of others u.
Chicago who were making all nccese-
airy arrangements to leave New YORK
within the next few days.
Unlike most wars which create but
minor disturbances. the present war
evidently means breaking up of the
old order of things and the readjust-
mer@ of civilization. In spite of
much that is narrowing and forbid
ding and in spite also of great hard
| hips that must Immediately follow
he war. even as they accompany IL.
the ultimate result will be the world S
good and in that good the now con-
tending nations will fully share.
DR.. w. II. Halloran and wife who
have been living at Paris. ILL.,, are ex-
pected to arrive in Audubon over
land sometime this week. They have
shipped their household goods to this
rity and on their arrival will make
Audubon their future home The doc
tor has rented the Office rooms over