Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-06-17
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Tuesday to spend week or ten days
with relatives.
Theo. Emery of Atlantic was in
the city the fore part of the week
visiting his mother, Mrs. S. III. EN-
lery.
Mrs. Lydia Terry left for Daven-
port Monday evening to spend a few
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Clyde
Terry.
\ Mrs. e. E. Clark and daughter,
Anna, were passengers to Des Moin-
es Tuesday where they will spend
week visiting relatives.
Misses Ruth and Bessie Watson
who have been visiting their brother
| Rev. Watson at Adair, returned to
Audubon Monday evening.
| Miss Sylvia Hughes of Guthrie
Center arrived in the city the last
of the week for ten days visit at
1.-THE home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rey-
nolds.
Mrs. C. P. Cornell and Mrs. M. ].
faulty and children of Atlantic ar
rived in the city Tuesday for a
short visit at the home of Mrs. l. d.
McCarville.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Srouf and
/ daughter arrived from Charles City
Tuesday morning for visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Hight and
other relatives.
M. T. Foley was in Atlantic Mon
day evening visiting her son-in-law
p. A. Casey and family and attend
ling the dedicatory services OF the
i Elks new Headquarters.
/ Mrs. l.. C. Bagley left Monday
morning for visit with her parents,
at Hampton, but more ostensibly to
be present at the marriage of a
| friend which took place last evening.
Mrs. Frank Berman went to At
lantic Monday to spend the day with
her brother John Freeman. John ac-
lcompanied her home on the evening
train and remained over night to
visit his parents.
DR.. d. ID. Drake and family of
/ Clarinda arrived in the city Sunday,
/ coming overland in their car, to
spend a week at the home of the
lady's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
| Smith.
/ Henry Cooley who was one of our
enterprising citizens few years
back but who is now enjoying pros
| perity and happiness on his farm
near Atlantic, was in town Monday
Hooking after some business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Ross and Mr..
and Mrs. l.. e. Simpson left Saturday
| for a months visit on the western
coast. After a visit at Seattle and
/ Portland, they will go to San Fran
i oth ix.fc nf IN in
/ California.
Hill Ferguson came from Colfax
| Monday where he had been taking
1.-THE mineral water treatment for rheu-
matism. He is greatly improved and
| after visit at the home of Dan
Thomas, will return to his home at
Mechanicsville.
Mrs. Mary Smedley who has been
i living with one of her children in
Nebraska, but is spending the sum
i mer in Atlantic, was here couple
of weeks visiting her brother Chas
Bagley and family. Monday evening
she returned to Atlantic.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. s. Small and Beu-
lah Connrardy came in the formers
automobile from Hudson, 8. D., Sun
day for an extended visit with her
father, ID. E. Soar. Mr.. Small will
return in about a week, but his wife
and Miss Beulah will remain for a
longer visit.
| Mrs. Chas. Reynolds returned yes
Iterday from .Kellerton, Iowa. where
she was called last week by the
death of her father. John Wiley. who
reached the advanced age of 81
years. Funeral services were held on
Sunday but Mrs. Reynolds remained
Nelson w. Cowles, son of our
ltownsman, w. H. Cowles, has dis
posed of his jewelry business at OF
. tumwa where he has enjoyed re-
munerative business for many years.
. He is making his plans to move to
California and after getting business
|, matters adjusted in Ottumwa he will
visit his parents here before going
. to the coast.
Misses Anna and Leona Wilson left
|, Tuesday morning for Los Angeles,
Calf. They expect to be gone until
about the first of next September and
|. in the meanwhile will take num-
Der of side trips, visit the exposi-
Itions at San Francisco and San Diego
and visit relatives. The Republican
wishes them a pleasant journey and
hope they will return In safety.
Miss Mildred Buck who has been
| taking a course in music and liberal
arts at the University Of Chicago.
at Evanston, returned home Monday
to spend the usual summer vacation
at the parental Geo. Buck home. En-
route to Audubon she stopped at
Marengo to visit Mildred Mott and
then at Grinnell to visit Gwendolin
Carey. Miss Buck stopped at Ind
ianola to take in the Simpson col
Ilege commencement where she was
met by her sister Eloise who had
been there for week or more.
i e. Reed. of the firm Of Renftle &
Reed, left yesterday in his automo-
bile, and accompanied by his family
will make an overland trip to their
old home at Williamsburg. Iowa.
They expected to reach Newton last
night for days stop and then ex-
pected to proceed on their journey.
, Mr.. Reed expects to be absent about
ten days. When he lived at William
burg he was one of the rural mail
carriers. and of course he is going
to have good visit with a number
: of his old patrons.
: p AL. Harmon has purchased a stocl
of goods in Extra and will become Q
I resident of our sister city. Mr.. Har
t mon is a man who will make sue
! cess of his new venture and hi
!. friends hope to hear nothing bu
!. good reports from him. Mr.. Harmon
4 says he has fine stock of goods and
I lis located in west Extra where h
I wants to meet his patrons. He viii