Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

See Renftle & Reed, South Park, Aud
ubon, Iowa.
| For the present at least, Father
Mcdonald, of this city, will attend the
Parish at Extra.
4 Lawrence Jensen Of Sharon town
ship took the Rock Island here this
morning for Omaha.
] Miss Gene Culver is in Atlantic to-
day, having been called there to at
tend the funeral of friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hensel who visit
ed his parents at Villisca several days
returned the latter part of the week
The Household Economic Depart
ment of the Columbian Club will hold
the date.
4 Harold Taylor and M. H. Wicket of
New Virginia, Iowa, arrived in the
city this morning for visit at the
Matt Butterton home.
i Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Detwiler have
returned from their visit to Mashall-
town and from a visit with their
daughter at Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Bolton and
son Ruby drove overland to Scranton
Sunday to spend the day with his sis
ter, Mrs. Nell Sharp and family.
Mrs. Louis Yaggey and Mrs. A.
Dinger arrived from Davenport the
last of the week and are spending
several days at the parental Val
Leonard home.
Mrs. Frank Horning returned to
her home near Sansarc, s. D., yester
day after visiting month in the city
with her sons Arthur and John Horn
ing, and former acquaintance.
Mrs. Mary Turpin of Stuart who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. G.
A. Kraft and Mrs. Wolf, a niece of
Omaha, who was also guest at the
Kraft home, departed this morning.
Amos Kaufman went to Almena,
Kansas this morning to visit his
brother and sister. He expects lat
err to take trip to San Francisco in
company with a nephew to visit the
exposition.
| Otto Jensen had a public sale on
Tuesday. A large crowd was in at
tendance and everything sold at good
prices. Mr.. Jensen will farm small
err place next year and his sale Tues
day was to dispose of his surplus
stock.
Mrs. Nettie Ward and two child
Iren who have been here visiting her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Reynolds
1.-THE past two weeks, went to Des
Moines Friday and after short stay
there, continued their journey to her
, home at Algona, Iowa.
! Mrs. j. G. Davis and two grand
| children, Blanche and Hazel Rath-
/ bun who have been here on visit
left this morning for Fremont. Neb.
to visit her son DIR. G. H. Rathbun.
Later they will go to Bella Founche,
J S. D., the home of the children.
Rem Phelps has a force of work
men at work enlarging and remod-
ling his home north of his place of
: business. Rem said he got along
nicely as long as he had but one child
but now that he has an addition to
the family he is obliged to enlarge his
place of abode. ns ~ ~.
Mrs. p. J. Andersen who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fl. Han
sen at Scranton the past week, re-
turned home Sunday in company with
Mr.. Hansen who spent short time
with his family. He hopes soon to
find residence in Audubon when
the family will move here.
Mrs. Mike Mcclure was taken sud
denly i'll at her home in this city yes
lterday. Her children have been sent
for, who are now at her bedside. She
has been quite poorly all summer,
but later seemed to improve, and
was apparently enjoying much bet
ter health when she was stricken.
r. P. Clark held successful sale
of registered Herefords at his farm
near Brayton Tuesday. Sixty-one
head were sold and we are informed
the cows averaged over $265. Mr..
Clark is one of the successful breed
ers in Audubon county and his an
,, nual sales each year and we'll attend
ed
, Misses Agnes Wallace and Mary
Fotheringham, who have been visit
ing at the Geo. Somers and John
Lovelace homes for week were COM
PEELED to hasten their return to their
home at La Sale, ILL.,, Monday by
the sudden death of relative. They
expected to return in time to attend
the funeral.
Mrs. Frank Berman who inflicted
a serious wound in her right hand
last Monday when she accidentally
drove a large needle an inch and a
half into the flesh, is recovering. The
! attending physician was compelled
to cut small cash in order to re-
move the part of the needle that had
broken off and remained in the flesh.
Peter Stone met with an automo-
} bile accident yesterday on the bridge
, near the T. B. Kerwin home, that
! might have proven quite seriously.
| Just as he went to cross the bridge
: he lost control of the machine which
n started out over the west end, throw
| ling Mr.. Stone to the ground below.
Luckily the automobile caught on the
| bridge, for had II fallen onto him,
} his life would have been crushed out.
He was not injured but the car was
damaged TO some extent.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. j. Freeman leave
tomorrow for Long Beach, Calf,
, where they will spend the winter.
Mrs. Freeman is hardly able physic-
ally, to make the trip but II Is appar-
ent that her health is much improved
lin lower altitude so the journey is
made at the earliest possible NOM
ent to protect her health. Their
son John and family came from At
lantic this morning to spend the day
, with them. The best wishes of all
!, admiring friends will follow Mr.. and
Mrs. Freeman to their winter home.
PLEADS GUILTY TO CHARGE
il r. w. Pulver, who claims to hail
from La Crosse Wis and who has