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


Omaha yesterday on legal business.
I will do sewing at my home or go
out by the day. Carrie Hansen, Phone
No. 394W. 33-4w.
! Miss Helen Clark began her school
duties as teacher at Melville school
No. z, Monday morning.
]. ]. Ruhs was business visitor
the first of the week to Des Moines
and mingling with former friends.
The Rock Island special for the
Des Moines fair started Monday
morning leaving Audubon at 5:25,
Mrs. Hannah Miller and daughters,
Misses Eva and Bessie were Atlantic
visitors with friends the first of the
week
/ Louis Cam, who has been employ
ed by Joe Conrod the past summer,
returned to his home at Lake View
Saturday.
! Vern Culver was business pas
senger Monday morning to Lorah and
Atlantic in the interest of the Culver
& Son flour mill.
Mrs. M. A. Kerwin, of Iowa City,
came the fore part of the week for a
visit with her son, ID. j. eKrwin and
numerous other relatives.
Mrs. Mary Bowman and daughter,
Mrs. Geo. Everts went to Des Moines
Tuesday for visit with their daugh-
ter and sister, Mrs. w. e. Colkins.
CONNECTIONS of all kinds at Boot
on's, Also pocket pool and billiards
in connection. Call in and see us
when on Main street 35-1w.
Miss Mildred Morrissey who spent
her summer vacation here with her
mother and family, returned to her
school duties Tuesday at Des Moines.
The rain of Saturday night put a
damper on the band concert to be
given in the park. However the band
boys played several tunes down
town.
Mrs. Frank Nelson and three child
rem of Harrington, Kans., after Wis
1t here at the P. Lauritsen home and
with other friends, departed Monday
for their home.
Another chance to see the great
Chase-Lister Co They appear at the
Audubon opera house all during fair
week. Remember the date and don't
fail to attend.
Mrs. Lottie Roth returned Sun
day from visit at Manning with her
son, John Roth and family. John
since moving to Manning has made
good at the barber business
Miss Bertha Ross of Grand Island,
Nebr., former school teacher in
Audubon, arrived Sunday afternoon
and is a guest at the Mrs. Abbie Nc
Fadden home in the country.
Mr.. Creswell of Council Bluffs,
District foreman for the Iowa Tele-
phone Co., was in Audubon the lat
ter part of the week, looking after
the work being done in this vicinity.
The Harlan Golf Club members
are expected in Audubon today and
will have a tryout with the members
of the local club on their beautiful
course near the club house, just
west of town.
Miss Hazel Jones returned home
Sunday from Carroll, where she went
to assist her aunt, Mrs. Riley Jones,
who has moved there from Temple
ton, Riley having secured a good po-
sition at Carroll.
Great preparations are being made
for the 10th wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Molgaard, prom
inent Audubon county people, which
will be celebrated at their home near
Kimballton next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Kerwin and
children, Ella, Mike and Lawrence,
came from Carroll Monday by auto
to see Mrs. r. f. Kerwin, who has
been i'll and also visited at the home
of their son and brother, ]. E. Ker-
win.
That the controversy between the
United States and Germany, regard
ing the activities of submarine war
fare will be agreeably settled and for
all time, seems an assured fact at this
time. lie us all hope that such is the
case.