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

Mrs. John Hotz and daughter
went to Manning Saturday to visit
relatives a few days.
Thos. e. Mason is building another
new house in the north part of Aud
ubon for renting purposes.
John McKibben will in the near
future move into the home that he
recently purchased on s. Washing
ton street
Miss Fannie Ditzenberger com
menced her term of school at the
Foster school in Cameron township
Monday.
Mrs. c. Il. Hubbard, of Regina,
Canada, arrived the latter part of the
week for a visit with Mrs. J.. Fl. Fos-
naugh.
Annas and Irene Roth returned
home Saturday evening from a few
days visit at Atlantic with relatives
and friends.
Chase-Lister Co., will show in the
local opera house, all week during
the fair with change of program
each night. 1w
Barentson & Andersen opened
their meat market to the public last
Saturday and had fine run of trade
| for a starter.
Fred Tennegkeit went to Des
Moines Saturday evening for a visit
with his sisters and to look after
business matters.
Florence Lang and Anna Martin
sen have returned to Audubon, after
a pleasant visit at Atlantic with
friends and relatives.
w. r. Smith of Carroll came Sat-
urday evening to join his wife and
child for an over Sunday visit at the
parental, Fred Searles home.
A new floor was placed on the
bridge just west of the light plant
in Audubon last Monday and other
necessary repairs made.
A. j. Morrissey, who was here on
visit with his mother and other rel
atives, returned to his home at Mar
shalltown Saturday last.
Geo. f. kellogg and family have
moved into and are occupying the
VIM. McLeran, Sr.. residence, recent
ly vacated by Mrs. r. NJ Talbot.
The Park Hotel is now under new
management. Meal tickets are now
$500. Make arrangements to take
your meals at the hotel. 35-tf.
The Lana Construction Co., have
almost completed the grading of the
streets where the sewer has been
placed, making decided improve
ment.
Mrs. j. c. Vaughn. who has been
here visiting her daughter, Mrs. A..
M. Null and to see her new grandson
left Friday for her home at Shenan-
doah.
Mrs. Alfred Ward of Algona is
here keeping house for her folks,
during the absence of her mother,
Mrs. c. II. Reynolds, who is at
Rochester.
Friday evening while switching in
the yards near the depot at the Rock
Island, two cars heavily loaded with
coal became derailed, caused by the
rails spreading.
Mrs. A. Kittell and daughter, who
visited at Harlan with her son, H.
E. Kittell and wife and attended the
Harlan fair, returned to Audubon
Saturday evening"
| Miss Cora Woodbury. who has been
in the city this summer with her sis
ter, Mrs. T. B. Greenlee, left Satur-
day for Council Bluffs where she will
remain for time.
Mrs. Frank Mcclure went to om-
aha Friday to meet her sister, Miss
Anna Henriksen who was returning
from a three weeks vacation at Dem
yer and Colorado Springs.
DR.. Lantz, who recently formed a
partnership here with DIR. Elery,
moved his family from Extra Friday
of last week and are living in the
Christian church parsonage.
Mrs. King, after a visit here with
her daughter, Mrs. s. c. Kerberg and
husband left Saturday for her home
at Sanborn, Iowa. Mrs. Kerberg
accompanied her home for visit.
Joe Cain and family, following a
most delightful visit here with their
old time friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Davis, departed for their home at
St. Louis, Mo-, the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Rice we're pas
sengers Saturday to Lake View for a
visit with the Geo. Spencer family,
former residents of Audubon and old
time friends and neighbors of Mr..
and Mrs. Rice.
TONY Yost of Council Bluffs,
foreman, and Albert Barber OF At
lantic the jovial teamster for the
Iowa Telephone Co., went to their
respective homes Saturday evening
for an over Sunday visit with home
folks.
Ed. Johnson went to Washington
Springs, s. D., Friday to spend a
week looking after business matters
and to see how the crops are COM
ing on his farms in that section of the
country. Albert Albertsen accompan-
led him.
DR.. A. L. Brooks returned home
Saturday morning from Huron, s.
D., where he was called to attend the
funeral of relative. Enroute home
he stopped az Rochester to see sew
eral patients who are there for ex-
animation or operations.
VIM. Campbell, wife and son who
have been enjoying pleasant three
his cousins, the Campbell boys, left
Saturday morning for Des Moines to
attend the state fair, when they re-
turn to their home at Ottumwa.
Word received the latter part of
the week from Algona by relatives,
state that Clyde Shippler and wife
are the parents of a baby boy, born
to them Sunday, Aug. 22nd. Mrs.
Shippier will be remembered here as
Flossie Reynolds, form rly of Aud
ubon.
Mrs Flora Freeman is back to her
duties at the Wilson & Freeman de-