Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-08-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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coat. Finder please leave at this Of
fee.
Lost bunch of keys between here
and Hamlin. Finder please return
to this office.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. j. Freeman went
to Atlantic this morning to visit their
son John Freeman.
Nels Sorensen, who used to live
here, left this morning for Inwood to
spend a few days with relatives.
Miss Fay Titterington, of Milford
has arrived in the city for a visit
with former friends and acquaint-
ances.
Mrs. Homer Booton and children
went to Perry this morning to spend
few days visiting her brothers, the
Kibby boys.
L. B. Hayes of Council Bluffs a
former resident here, came this morn
ing to visit his sister, Mrs l.. E.
Kline and family.
arrived in the city last evening for
visit with her cousin, Mrs. A. e.
Beason and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brockway left
this morning for Letcher, s. D., to
spend a week visiting her brother,
VIM. Lee and family.
X. j. Petersen and Matt Jensen re-
turned this morning from Thief Riv-
er Falls, Mimi, where they looked
after some land interests.
Miss Ida Reynolds went to Sac City
this morning where she will spend
couple of months visiting Mrs.
Grant Stonebrook and family.
Mrs. S. l. Grandstaff returned to
her home at Guthrie Center this
morning after visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. E. e. Weeks and family.
Prof. Clifford went to Manning
Tuesday evening to meet his wife
and family who were returning from
an extended visit with her parents
at st. Joseph, Mo.
For Sale-20 acres of good laying
land just outside of the incorporated
town of Audubon, at a bargain if
sold soon. See j. M. Renftle, South
Park street. Audubon. 31-2.
Mrs. E. A. Kissick who has been
here on a months visit with her
T..
ed this morning to her home at Red
field accompanied by Mrs. Bailey and
Airline who will visit at Redfield sew
eral days.
For Sale--A good s room house
in good repair, on one of the best
streets in Audubon, at very low
price. Don't fail to see me If you
are thinking of buying house in
Audubon. j. M. Renftle, South Park
Street, Audubon, Iowa. 31-2.
Mr.. and Mrs. John. McKarahan, of
GrinneH. are in the city on visit to
former friends and acquaintance
Mr.. McKarahan conducted hard
ware store in Audubon for many
years, and while he hated to leave
Audubon, yet he has found surround
ings very pleasant at Grinnell.
DR.. and Mrs. r. F. Childs return
ed Monday from Chicago with their
son Edward. where for two weeks he
took a special course of treatment at
the Presbyterian hospital for asth-
ma. Edward has made some prog
ress and 1t is hoped that by the con-
tinued use of the treatment a per-
manent cure may be affected.
Mrs. w. r. Green was called to
Brighton Sunday by the sudden ILL
ness of her mother, Mrs. margarine
Brown who is making her home with
her daughter, MrseC. III. Lloyd. Mrs.
Brown who lived with. Mrs. Green
many years, is past "a years Of age
and those attending her have little
hopes for her recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Johnson, who
for the past few years have been res
ident of Greenfield, Iowa, arrived in
the city. Monday for a visit with his
brother Ed. Johnson and family, be-
fore moving to their new home at
Mendoza, ILL.,, where Mr.. Johnson
] owns a ten acre tract of land on
which he will build a new home this
fall.
]. r. Best has moved his tailor
shop from the rooms over the Audu-
bon Hardware CO. storeto the ground
floor room in the brick building
| across the street from the postoffice
where Josh" says he wants to meet
all of his friends. He thought II
| might be well for us to suggest that
the order of new overcoat would
be quite appropriate at this time.
The Womans Club will put on q
play the last week in August, under
the supervision of Mrs. Clara Finch.
a recent graduate of the Columbia
School of Expression of Chicago. The
| title of this play is The Gloves a
modern version of the Shakespearian
comedy, Much Ado About Nothing"
The receipts from the play will be
used TO purchase seats for the park.
Glenn johnson, who is employed
with the Associated Manufacturers,
of Waterloo, writes his father E M.
Johnson from Nashville. Tenn, that
he is enjoying some of the sights in
the south. The company has sent
eileen south for 60 days to look after
some special business and this at
fords him a splendid opportunity to
see soins country that is entirely
new to him.
Mrs l.. e. Kline. and children who
have been visiting relatives at Coun-
Gil Bluffs the past week returned
home lGst night. Mrs. Kline also
purchIs ed her line of fall millinery
at Oman which she says will be as
handsome and pretty line as has
ever been exhibited in Audubon. She
will make her regular announce
ments for fall in a later issue of the
Republican.
Miss Minnie Burr has purchased
an interest in the millinery store with
Mrs. G.. +. Long, who is now in Chi
cago buying the line for early fall.
Miss Burr has been doing work in
this line for several years and has
shown splendid ability. She will add
strength to the firm and of course il