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

Wanted:-Three girls for tsle-
phone work. Call chief operator.
For sale second hand double bug
gy harness. See Jas. Hunt. 312.
J. ]. Ruhs and Mrs. Henry Leighty
went to Brooklyn, Iowa yesterday to
visit relatives.
A mans coat was lost last Friday
was in good condition but not new.
Finder please notify this Office.
Mrs. Myra Miller returned Tues
day evening from an extended visit
with relatives and friends at Coon
Rapids.
Misses Daisy Prick and Florence
Green left yesterday for weeks out
ing at the Prick cottage at Lake Ok
oboji.
Hi Mendenhall left last night over
the Northwestern for Chicago where
he will spend few days looking af-
ter some of his patents.
Joe j. Semin, who has been en-
ployed with the telephone construc-
ton gang, went back to his home in
Omaha yesterday morning.
d. ]. Conklin was a passenger to
Des Moines yesterday being attracted
to the capitol city by the X. of p.
grand lodge now in session.
Charles Kline returned to Council
/ Bluffs Monday morning after an over
Sunday visit in the city with his
brother L. E. Kline and family.
Miss Carrie Clark and her brother
Ward who have been visiting her
sisters Mrs. Kolb and Mrs. Dining at
Randolph, Nebr., returned home yes
terday.
G. C. Carter and Miss Gladys Fan
cher who visited friends at Des
Moines and with his parents at Wau-
kee over Sunday, returned to Audi
bon Monday evening.
Albert Mutschall and wife are back
home from a two weeks visit with
friends at Coon Rapids. They had
good time while they were gone,
but are glad to get back home.
Newell Berger of Chicago is here
on an extended visit at the home of
Lawrence Andersen and other rela-
tives, enjoying the fresh country air,
milking the cows and feeding the
hogs.
w. H. Pathast deputy game war
den, of Manning was in the city yes
terday afternoon and took a number
of English ring neck pheasants to
the state game reserve five miles
south of town.
G. j. Thomson went to Omaha
Thursday to accompany his wife and
children back to Audubon after hav-
ing spent couple of weeks in ON
aha and near Lincoln. They return
ed on Friday,
Ollivene and Martha Duvall daugh-
tiers of Mrs. F. e. Duvall, are both
very sick with typhoid fever. Miss
r. Fischer, a trained nurse of Des
Moines is here taking care of the
sick ones.
w. w. Smith who has been visiting
his daughter at Silver City, N. M. the
past three weeks, returned this morn
ing, having enjoyed his vacation and
| is now ready to get to his daily grind
at the Rock Island depot,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Carper who
have been in Audubon visiting old
time friends and his brother, James
Carper, returned Tuesday to their
home at Maxwell, Iowa, where Mr..
Carper is enjoying a splendid bust
ness practicing his profession, that
of, dentistry. .
| y,,Ls c. Bagley who has been spend
ing a couple of weeks at Hampton,
Iowa, and Minneapolis, Mimi, with
| his wife, returned home yesterday
On account of theSrains Mr.. Bagley
was compelled to leave his car which
! he expects to gogafter Saturday at
which time Mrs. Bagley will return.
| ePeter Jensen and son Edward have
gone to Des Moines to partake in the
! big spread that was to take place in
that city by those dealers who hand
lie the famous Maxwell automobiles.
A large number of the state dealers
| expected to be present. If the roads
are at all passable Mr.. Jensen and
his son expect to return with two
new cars. s
| Clark Wilson has received the an
| nouncement of the 18th annual re-
union of the 23rd Iowa Infantry
which is to be held at Pella Sept
s, 8, 10. Mr.. Wilson was member
of Co. c., and knew great many oil
the boys who enlisted from Marion
and Mahaska counties. He is making
all plans to attend which no doubt
will prove a pleasant occasion fol
him.