Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-07-08

Henry Leach has been in Des Moin-
es and Atlantic this week investigat-
ing two business propositions. 1t is
quite probable that he will accept one
of them, and if he does, he will be on
the road great deal of the time.
Mrs. Chas. Stocking and Mrs. Arth-
ur Bartlett went to Atlantic this morn
ing to spend the day with Mrs. Cecil.
C. A. Petty and E. E. Smith went to
Des Moines this morning where they
expected to purchase new stacker.
A. A. Smith, the plumber is INSTALL
ing new sanitary drinking fountain
in the park for the city. 1t is located
in the center of the park and takes
the place of the old iron fountain,
which has not been in use for sew
eral years.
John Twist has purchased one of
the new Hupmobiles through the
johnson agency at Atlantic, who are
being assisted here by James Law.
The new Hupmobile is quite car,
and no doubt John will get great
deal of satisfaction driving it.
The w. r. C's will serve ice cream
and cake in the park on Saturday ar
ternoon and evening of this week.
The ladies will certainly do a SPLEEN
did business il the weather is favor
able and everyone should patronize
them.
Harold Brown, son of Geo. Brown,
a former resident OF Audubon came
from his home in Sac City for visit
at the John Reinemund home. Har-
old has been employed in a drug
store in his home town, but on his
return will enter some other line.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Arnold and
son Clark expect to leave today for
Boston and the Atlantic coast. They
had originally planned going yester-
day, but the rain caused them to
make the delay. The trip will be
made overland in their new Pierce
Arrow.
Congressman Green and wife ana
daughter Margaret, left Tuesday eve
ming for Denver where they will
spend short time visiting friends.
They are on their way to California
where they hope to spend month
taking in the sights and visiting the
expositions.
DR.. A. l.. Brooks has purchased the
j. Kuhn property from Don Preston
who came into possession of it last
week Mr.. Preston retains one lot.
This will make a very pleasant home
for the doctor and his family who will
occupy it November first when Mr..
and Mrs. Kuhn will move to Los An
geles.
j. s. Small came from Hudson, s.
D., Saturday to join his wife who has
been here ON an extended visit with
her father, ID. E. Soar. Tuesday
morning Mr.. and Mrs. Small drove
their car back to Hudson, but Mrs.
company her father on a trip to Mon
tana to visit Harry Soar.
Rev. Giddens took his family to
Red Oak in his automobile early
Monday morning. Mrs. Giddens and
the children took the Burlington
route to st. Joseph, Mo-, where they
will spend several weeks visiting her
parents. Mr. Giddens remained in
Red Oak several days visiting friends
and is expected to return today.
DIR. and Mrs. Childs have gone to
Chicago to consult specialists regard
| ing the condition of their SON Ed
ward, who has been afflicted with
asthma and stomach trouble. They
will consult DR.. Babcock, specialist
on asthma, and they hope to be able
to get permanent relief They ex-
pect to remain in Chicago at least a
couple of weeks.
Nels Nj. Nelson and family who
went to California last April, have
returned to Audubon. They visited
relatives. took in the sights at the
expositions and had a good time il
i general Mr.. Nelson had a notion
that he might decide to remain il
California, but after due considera
ton, he is convinced that Audubon
county suits pretty well.