Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-07-01

WIN uTONc W DuUuQue III their auto
last Tuesday morning accompanied
by Mrs. l.. j. Oldaker and Miss Marie
Freeman of Brayton, returned home
Sunday evening. Miss Carrie Peter
sen came with them. She had been
visiting with Pauline Yodder since
the close of school here.
Mrs. Ed. Cotton and daughter, Hat
tie and son Jay and Miss Flora Rend-
leman went to Des Moines last Thurs
day in their auto to visit at the j. B.
Rendleman and Geo. Henshaw homes
and in Altoona with Rev. Harry Mil
Ter and family. Mrs. Miller and Mrs.
Cotton are sisters. They returned
home Sunday evening.
While little Pete South was watch
ing the ball game Sunday he got hit
with ball bat making a deep cash
on the back of his head Pete was
quite sore head Monday but is get
ting better now and will be on hand
at the next ball game.
The Congregational Sunday school
gave a flower cantata last Sunday
evening at the church which was
listened to by a well filled church.
1t was well rendered although they
had but short time to prepare it.
Every part was good.
The Hensley sisters, Margerite and
Frances who have been here with
their grand mother, Mrs. M. c. Gill
and son George for several years will
go to Burlington, Wyo., next week to
spend the summer with their father.
A good sized crowd of boosters at
tended the River to River Roard pic
mic in Abel last Friday. They had a
nj whit bat
found where many improvements
could be made on the roads.
The many friends of DR.. r. A.
Lantz here will be sorry to hear that
he is not gaining as fast as his
friends would like to have him. We
hope to report him as improving next
week.
Mr.. Juhl Westphalen and Miss
Grace Robinson were married last
Wednesday in Atlantic. They will
make their home for the present at
the ]. c. Johnson home.
Pete Miller of Bayard came oven
last week and closed a deal whereby
he became owner of the Chas. Will
liams home in the south west part
of the city.
Mrs Roscoe Esington came up
from Atlantic last Saturday and
spent several days with her mother,
Mrs. Hough north of the depot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Hill and daugh-
ter and husband Oscar Linblaum of
Adair autoed over Sunday and spent
the day with Mr.. Hills mother.
Mrs. H. N. Lewis returned to her
home in Walnut Monday after pleas
ant visit at the home of her mother,
Mrs. M. c. Gill over Sunday.
j. B Rendleman and son James
drove up from Des Moines Saturday
and stopped over night, returning
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Knox gave a
party last Monday evening to the
Sunday school classes of young men
and women.
Rev. Jesse Getty expects to leave
next week for her home in H., to Wis |
it about month with relatives and |
friends.
A. ]. Baylor attended Mason lodge |
here Saturday evening and also visit
ed at the Free Anders home over
Sunday.
Miss Goldie Watterson went to S.
Dakota last Wednesday where she
will visit friends for month or six
weeks
Clifford Pasten and wife and Lloyd |
Graham and wife autoed to Crystal
Lake Sunday and spent the day pic
nicing.
The old building that has stood in
the street for the last eight months
was torn down Monday.
Jens B. Jensen went up to Arm
strong last Friday to visit relatives
for couple of weeks.
Ben Sykes who has been working
in Lorah for the past month returned
to Extra last Friday.
Bishop & Stated are now nicely
located in their new barber shop in
the Cotton basement.
Dr. Rendleman moved to his new
quarters this week over the Ed. Cot
ton grocery store.
Molly and Anna Hansen visited in
Audubon the fore part of the week
with friends.
Sherm Knox came over from his
home in Bayard last Saturday for a
short stay.
Lenora and Ray Gearhart of Avoca
were here visiting their little friends
last week.
Lyle Seibert has been very sick
hoy the last two weeks with sore
throat.
Miss Alice Hay spent last week in
Town with her friend Mary Steph-
enson.
Albert Rothchilds was up from At
lantic last Wednesday between
trains.
Editor Lancelot is out again after
severe attack of his old trouble.
Chas. Hutch has been here spend
ing few days with his relatives.
Mrs. l.. F. Kleeve was shopping in
Atlantic last Wednesday.
LARLAND LEAVES
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Mccoy living
east of Larland are the proud and