Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-07-15
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. M. ]. Fabricius was called to
Brayton Tuesday evening by the i'll
ness of her sister, Mrs. G. P. Ander-
sen.
Miss Carrie Herndon, who has been
visiting at the Hunter home at Mann
ing the past week returned home yes
:, terday.
A gang of workmen are engaged
rebuilding the stock yards at the
Northwestern depot The company
will build new cattle sheds next fall.
Mrs. Dr.. McLeran, Thomas and
Helen, and her sister, Miss Susie
Musson left yesterday for an extend
ed visit at Denver and Colorado
| Springs.
Miss Alma Oelke arrived in the
city Tuesday evening from Omaha.
She is having a two weeks vacation
from her office>duties which she hop
es to spend here with her parents.
Miss Pearle Cramer and Miss Eva
Schrader went to Spirit Lake Mon
day where they expect to visit coup
lie of weeks. Miss Cramer is hav-
ing her two weeks vacation from her
duties at the Wilson & Freeman
store.
Bertel Wonsmos went to Mason
City yesterday where he intended to
| join Fred Vermilwa. They are ging
| to put on picture sale at Mason City
Bertel is having splendid success with
his paintings and he finds ready
sale for his entire output.
Bert Eaton and son went to Mann
| ing Monday to meet his mother, Mrs
Hannah Eaton who was on her way
to Audubon to spend a few weeks
| with her son. Mrs. Eaton resides at
| Spokane, Wash, but had stopped at
Fort Dodge, to visit daughter.
o. A. Anderson and family who
have been visiting the lady's parents,
Geo. Paige and family, at Extra,
were in the city yesterday enroute to
the coast. Mr.. Anderson is station
agent for the Great Western at Lit
terdale. but has months furlough.
]. H. Fosnaugh, the liveryman. re-
turned Monday morning from Des
Moines where he spent a few days
with his family. He expects to Sc
cure residence property in Audubon
so that he will be able to move his
idhiiy Hcrc apout INC HiSI VI aug
ust.
j. S. Johnson, the jeweler. return
ed Thursday from Blair, Nebr.,
where he and his family spent sew
eral days visiting relatives. He
drove across country in his automo-
bile and was compelled to drive thru
some deep mud before he reached
Omaha.
Douglas Smith of Council Bluffs
visited last Thursday at the H. j.
Mantz home. Mr.. Smith is a nephew
of Judge Walter l. Smith and is TAX
ing law course at Ann Arbor, Mich.
and is spending his vacation as
timekeeper for the Bell Telephone
Co. at Atlantic.
S. G. Hunter and wife of Abba
week visiting at the home of Mel
ed in Melville township many years
years ago. He has but recently NOV
ed to Abba.
Mrs. Nancy Brown and daughter,
Miss Mable, who have been in Calf
ornia the past three years, stopped
in Audubon few days to visit the
formers daughter. Mrs. Mel Graham
and family. They left Tuesday eve
ming for Chicago to visit other men,
bers of the family.
w. A. Hudler is having new res
idence built on his lot in the Free
man addition. He hopes to have
the house completed by September
first when r. j. Loveland and family
will occupy it. they being compelled
to vacate the Harmon property which
was sold last week to Tom Swezey.
George Dawson of Penn College.
will lecture in Gray Saturday eve
ming July II at eight o'clock. His
subject will be Arbitration as a
means of adjusting international
questions" This lecture will be one
well worth hearing, as the subject
is especially Appropriate at this time.
Mrs. w. A. Price left yesterday
for Knoxville where she will join Mr..
Price and make that city their home.
Mr.. Price has bought out moving
picture show and has already taken
possession. The well wishes of a
host off Audubon friends will follow
Mr.. and Mrs. Price to their new
home.
VIM. Neitzel and wife of Wilcox,
| Sask, Canada, who have been here
since the first of the month, guests
at the Aug. Schrader home and Wis
iting old time friends, departed
Tuesday for California where they
will spend a month or more. They
will return to Canada by way of
Washington and Oregon where they
will make number of stops.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Arnold and SON
Clark. started on their overland trip
to Boston Tuesday morning. They
contemplated going last week but
the rain kept them home. They will
be gone about two months and most
of their time will be spent in Boston
where Mr.. Arnold has a brother who
holds responsible position with one
of the eastern railway companies.
John o. Cotton, of Kearney, Neb.,
was in the city Tuesday evening call
ing on old time friends. He used to
live at Extra. His wife and sister
still own some Audubon county land
and he was here looking after the
disposal of it, Mr.. Cotton is rela-
Tive of the Cottons who still reside
| in Extra. He is now travelling aud
itor for the Mississippi Grain
Co., of Omaha.
1. w. Wright returned from Des
Moines Monday evening. He had
been called there by the serious ILL
ness of Rob't. Lennon the son of
his daughter, who has now under
gone four operations. Robert was
reported in critical condition the
last of the week, but Mr.. Wright said
he was improving when he left him
at noon on Monday. His parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lennon are still
with their son, but they expect to
go to their home near Roundup,