Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-08-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Horn, Nebr., yesterday by the ser
ious illness of relative.
Mrs. Adolph Petersen of Atlantic
who spent ten days visiting at the
home of Hans Petersen, returned
home yesterday.
Miss Mayme Downey who spent
several days in Des Moines with her
sister, Mrs Wilhelm, returned home
Tuesday evening.
Catherine Pfeister, who has been
here visiting her uncle E. Reed and
family, went back to her home al
Carroll yesterday.
Mrs. Carrie Wills and children OF
Malvern have arrived for a visit at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. j. Stafford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Donahoe and
Herman Hansen, of Stuart, were call
ed to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
+. Kerwin Tuesday by the death OF
their infant. Mr.. and Mrs. Donahoe
are the parents of Mrs. Kerwin.
Mrs. S. E. Yunkie of Cedar Rapids
and Miss Pearl Mcknight of Union
town, Pa. who were visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Parn-
ham the past week, departed Monday
morning for their homes.
Frank Drake and family who
drove their car from Newton last
week are still in the city guests at
the A. M. Currier home. III the
weather conditions improve they
will return home tomorrow.
John Alt went to Manning Tues
day evening to meet his son Chas. Alt
and wife who were coming from
Henry, s. D., being called here by
Mrs. Marion Potter who resides in
the northeast part OF town.
Miss Daisy Frick and Miss Flor
ence Green are back to Audubon af-
ter spending ten days at Lake Okoboji
at the Frick cottage The ladies had
delightful outing and have a num-
Der of interesting incidents to relate
about their fishing expeditions.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Buck enjoyed
an over Sunday visit from his brother
X. r. Buck and wife and two child
rem. They had come by auto to JEFF
ferson 10 visit some of her relatives
anu W Ehuuupoh oh
They went back to their home in
Morris, ILL.,, via Jefferson on Monday.
w. r. Green went to Stuart Tues
day evening He is making a num-
Der of speeches this week Yester-
day afternoon he spoke at picnic
at Arbor Hill, today he speaks at
Skunk Hollow. tomorrow afternoon
at Anita and in the evening at
Grant.
Miss Anna Melka who spent an
enjoyable month at the Geo. Kellogg
and Geo. Weighton homes. left Mon
day for her home in Chicago. She
was accompanied as far as Carroll by
Miss Rose Weighton who will spend
the balance of the week with friends
in that city.
Sister Aloysius of Centeryille, ar
rived in the city Tuesday for visit
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike Mcclure. These good
folks have been ailing a great deal
this summer, but we are pleased to
state that their condition at this
time is much improved.
A. C.. Harmon is now the posses
sor of new Paige Six, having dis
posed of his Ford and purchased
the Paige through Mr.. Shaw the
agent in this county at Gray. The
car is certainly beauty and will
ramble over the Audubon county
hills with perfect ease.
Mrs. w. r. Green is back from her
visit at Brighton where she was call
ed by the illness of her mother, Mrs
Margaret Brown who is at the pres
ent time making her home with her
daughter, Mrs. Lloyd. Her condi-
ton remained about the same so
Mrs. Green came home. Mrs. Brown
lived here about twenty years.
Mrs. Geo. Hillyer who was called
to Grinnell last week by the illness
of her uncle, VIM. Pierce, returned
home Tuesday. Mr.. Pierce was
fatally injured in an automobile
wreck and died few days later so
Mrs. Hillyer remained for the fun
eral. Mr.. Pierce who was &c years
of age visited here about year ago,
and was known to some of our peo-
pie.
Mrs. II. Nj. Taggart and daughter,
Miss Frances, who have been at
Winnebago, Nebr., the past two
months at the home Of the formers
daughter, Mrs. e. p. Chamberlain,
returned to Audubon Tuesday eve
ming Mrs Chamberlain submitted to
a surgical operation at hospital at
Sioux City several weeks ago, and the
folks report her condition much i'm
proved before they left.
Mrs. Maggie Booton and two
daughters Vera and Bonnie, of Sand
stone. Mimi, spent last week in this
city at the home of Mrs. Bottoms
brother, Chas S.Aldrich. Since they
have been in Iowa they also visited
at the parental W. II. Aldrich home
in Audubon, Ia Mr.. w. H.Aldrich
who formerly resided in Knoxville
township, is now past SO years Of
age.-Knoxville Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martinsen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Martinsen left
yesterday morning for San Francisco
Calf, where they expect to visit the
exposition. They hope to spend a
month seeing the sights on the
coast and will return home by way
of Washington and Oregon. Mrs.
Martin Martinsen has a sister. Mrs.
Robt. Fredericksen living at Gilroy.
Calf, where she will probably stop
for a week or ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Turner have
returned from a five weeks absence.
They visited old friends in Keokuk
county, then at Mt Pleasant and
from there to Burlington and Fort
NJ OLE
visited the big dam at Keokuk and
this wonderful sight impressed them
very much. Mr.. Turner remarked on
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