Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-07-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Evans Marquesen returned ycster-
day from business trip to Omaha.
Mrs. DR.. Childs returned Tuesday
from an over Sunday visit with
friends at Omaha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Gray who have
been here on a f0rtnights visit with
relatives and old time friends, depart
ed Tuesday evening for their home
at Lane, S. d.
Jennie Miller and Emma Larson
left Tuesday, morning for Denver,
Colorado, where they have secured
employment and where they expect
to remain indefinitely.
Bert Keith has erected a large
porch at the rear OF his store room
occupied by the Booster Cafe. This
affords splendid resting place for
those who have'rooms overhead.
Rev. Giddens and family and Rev.
McDade, Of Atlantics district superin-
tendent of the Methodist church, left
Monday for Lake Okoboji where they
will spend a week, occupying the
Prick cottage.
Henry Leach went to Des MoineA
Sunday with the intention of investi-
eating couple of propositions that
had been offered him. He may decide
to accept position on the road sim
liar to the one he had couple Of
years ago.
Mike Kerwin who spent several
days in the city on his return from
Iowa City, visiting his brother, j. e.
Kerwin, left Tuesday evening for his
home in Carroll. The first of the
month he entered the employ Of Arm
strong's clothing store.
The Odd Fellows hall will be kept
open all day Saturday for the benefit
of those who attend the celebration
and desire good comfortable place
as rest room. A cordial invitation
is extended to everyone to avail them
selves of this opportunity.
l. M. Darland who went to Cali
fornia some six weeks ago, returned
to Audubon Monday evening. He says
he had a fine trip and enjoyed every
minute of the time he was gone. En-
route home he stopped at Omaha to
spend few days with his son.
Mrs. E. p. Chamberlain of Winnie
bago. Nebr., after undergoing an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis at Sioux City
is doing nicely and friends expect her
to return to her home in few days.
Her mother, Mrs. H. M. Taggart and
sister Francis are at her bedside.
Mrs. G. e. Kennedy, the wife of
the Singer sewing machine agent,
who has been visiting her parents
at Kansas City, Mo-, the past ten
days, returned home Sunday. being
met ut Red Oak by Mr.. Kennedy and
returning to Audubon by automobile.
o. l.. Lane is back from his trip
to Mt. Pleasant where he went last
week with some cattle that he was
taking to his feed lot. He reports
crop conditions, and especially small
grain, in better condition than at any
time in the history of Henry county.
Mrs. e. F. Moon returned to her
home in Omaha Tuesday after spend
ing week at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Chas. Layland and other rela-
tives DR.. Lewis Moon and w. e.
Moon who were also guests at the
same home returned to Omaha Oh
Monday in the formers car.
The base ball team went to Bray
ton last Sunday and although they
were defeated, they put up good
game Brayton has fast bunch
this year and put up good variety
of the great national sport. They
come here for game Saturday and
our boys have great hopes of defeat
ing them.
Mrs. VIM. Sucher and daughter.
Pauline, who were called to Chad
wick, ILL.,. last week, by the serious
ihness of her mother, Mrs. Martin
Louth, returned home Tuesday. She
dition. and because of her advanced
age, doctors see little hope for her
recovery.
Mrs. ID. d. Drake and little daugh-
ter went to Stuart Tuesday morning
to meet Dr. Drake and SON Donald
who had driven across country in the
automobile from here the day be-
fore. After spending few days with
his parents at Stuart they will 50 to
Newton to visit Mr.. brakes brothe.
Frank and family before returning
to their home at Clarinda.
Helen and Katherine Roephe Of
Ida Grove, and Miss Renaka Rathke,
of Grand Rapids, Wis, who had been
guest at the home of the former,
arrived Friday morning and spent a
short time in the city. They were on
their way to the south part of the
an extended visit at the home of VIM.
Tibbens and his brothers.
Misses Rose and Martha Nelson,
who spent two weeks from their dut-
les at the Marquesen department
store, taking in the sights at Denver
and Colorado Springs, returned home
the last-of the week and on Saturday
We're again found on duty. Theyhad
very pleasant time and report many
eastern people taking advantage OF
the Colorado resorts.
l.. d. Thomas, who lived in Audi
bon some twenty years ago and who
followed the profession Of auctioneeI
died very suddenly of heart failure
at Boone last Saturday night. The
deceased was 81 years of age and
leaves his wife. one daughter, Mrs
| John Goold, of Harlan, and a son
W. J. Thomas Of Omaha. MT
Thomas removed from here to At
conducted hack line.
Mr.. Harmon, editor and publish
er of the Kimballton-Elk Horn Rec
ord, was in the city Monday getting
acquainted with Audubon folks
While in the city he paid this offict
a very pleasant call. Mr.. Harmon l,
publishing a splendid newspaper and
the people in that section OF thu
county ought to feel proud Of theil
newspaper He has just recently in
stalled a new cylinder press on which
toy print his newsy paper. From al
appearances the Kimballton man Is
hustler and in every way deserves