Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-04-15
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Hans Andreasen north of Audubon
Ed. ]. w. Beams will hold SER
vices at the S. ID. A. church April II,
IS, afternoon and evening at $3.50
and 1880. All are invited to attend.
Mrs. James Watkins who visited
here couple of weeks at the home Of
her brothers, C.. III. and d. ID. Samp-
son, departed Monday morning for
her home at Edmonds, Wisconsin.
Chas. White has returned from Of
tumwa where he was called by the
death of his eldest brother. This is
the first death that has occurred IN
the family consisting of sixteen child
rem.
Mrs. Mae Blackney, or the Park
Hotel. has returned from a weeks
visit with her parents at Holstein.
She brought her young son back with
her, he having recovered from re-
cent illness.
John Grow, who submitted to a
surgical operation at the Atlantic
hospital, ten days ago, has returned
to his home. He is recovering very
nicely and hopes soon to be able TO
| do his own work.
Rev. and Mrs. Clinton F.. Smith
have returned from their visit, she
coming from Des Moines and the
reverend from Luverne, where he at
tended the annual conference of the
Evangelical church.
Miss Goldie Cozine returned to
Haywarden Monday to resume her
duties as teacher in the public schools
of that city, after spending a ten
days spring vacation here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Cozine.
Ray Booton was in Atlantic Mon
day looking after some business mat
tiers and while there contracted with
the big steam laundry to make week
ly shipments to them from here. He
expects to send a basket every Tues
day
Miss Myrtle Lang, one of the pop
ular and efficient operators at the
Iowa Telephone Company Office re-
signed her position today and will
take a much needed rest. She has
not fully decided what she will do
later.
| Mrs. j. w. Richards and little
children returned Saturday from On
aha where she and Mr.. Richards
spent few days with their daughter
Mr.. Richards remained in Omaha to
take care of the many customers he
has there.
Mrs. Christine Quist has purchased
the vacant lot of John Brockway ad-
joining him on the north, and already
has material on the ground prepa-
tory to erecting six room house
tnh ch
mansen & Stone have the contract.
]. r. Best who went to Sioux City
last week as delegate to the state
meeting of the w. o. w. returned
Monday evening. He was much de-
lighted with the meeting and is more
than ever convinced that the w. o.
w. is the coming order.
e. F. Bilharz left Sunday to join
his wife and family at Los Angeles,
Calf. He intended to stop in Texas
to visit an intimate friend for a day
or two. After six weeks rest he
| will return to his duties at the Far
mers State Bank.
Ray Hoover left Saturday morning
for Lincoln, Nebr. After a short
visit there he will take a straight
been in the west before and likes It
real well. IL present plans do not
miscarry, he will remain in the west
at least until snow flies next winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. McGinnis who
have been absent several months Wis
iting relatives in Kansas, Texas and
other southern and westernp oints.
returned home Sunday. Both are
looking we'll and seem to have been
benefited by the trip. Their Audi
bon friends are pleased to welcome
them home and hope they will re-
main in good health.
Mrs. ]. A. Nash came from Ottum-
wa last Friday accompanied by two
grandchildren. The children will re-
main several months at the home or
| their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Fl. Cowles. While in the city Mrs.
Nash disposed of her interests in the
Park Hotel building to Mrs. Wilson
Burnside. Saturday Mrs. Nash re-
turned to Des Moines.
F. w. Smith has just installed one
of the handsomest and latest pattern
ed iceless soda fountains on the mar
ket. His business has increased to
such proportions that 1t became nee
essary for him to install larger
fountain in order to accommodate the
trade. 1t makes a splendid appear
ance and Mr. Smith assures us that
he will be better able to serve the
trade during the summer months
than he has in the past.
Marsh Jones returned Tuesday
evening from two months visit with
his mother, Mrs. Maryetta Jones at
Pomona, Calf. He had fine visit,
and while he is considerably enthused
with California and her climate, he
is glad to get back to Iowa, and es-
pecially Audubon. He Is SO in love
with the old town that he has decid-
ed to remain here and will engage in
the life insurance business. Marsh is
a good, straight haired young man,
and we wish him success in his new
business.
Olivene Childs spraIned her ankle
the fore part of the week and conse-
quently she has been laid up and has
been unable to attend to her studies
at the public school She is getting
around with the aid of crutches at
present but her father does not antic-
ipate that she will be laid up very
long. On account of the accident.
the school play, "Alice in Wonder
land" which was to have been given
at the opera house tomorrow night
had to be postponed as Ollivene is
the leading lady" In this operetta.