Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-06-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

The meeting of the w. r. C's. will
be held in the X. of p. hall on July
first. A full attendance is desired
Mr.. and Mrs. Oluf Jensen, resi-
dents of Huddlerville, are the happy
parents of a baby born born to them
Tuesday morning.
Miss Agnes Donahue, of Stuart ar
rived in the city the fore part of the
week for an extended visit with her
sister, Mrs. j. q. Kerwin.
Walter Hemmingsen went to Teck-
amah, Nebr., yesterday for an over
Sunday visit with his wife who has
been staying with relatives.
Miss Clara Childs returned to
Council Bluffs yesterday after an
over Sunday visit in the city with
her brother DR.. Childs and family.
Mrs. Hilgersen, of Essex, Iowa, ar
rived in the city the latter part OF
the week for an extended visit with
her daughter, Mrs. A. A. Smith and
family.
Amos Fancher is now the proud
possessor of a new Buick recently
purchased. Amos is putting on all
kinds of style, but why not. He
might as well enjoy life while he
can.
Mrs. John Cameron accompanied
by Mrs. Hardenbrook, of Dexter, who
was a guest at the Cameron home,
left the fore part of the week for a
visit at the T. b. Creveling home at
Boone.
VIM. r. @Coughlin, of Edmonton,
Canada and Miss Mable Louise Hall,
daughter of Joel w. Hall, of Extra,
were married at the Holy Trinity
church last Saturday by Rev. John
Mayer.
Mrs. v. j. Leonard was called to
Nicola Tuesday to visit her son Roy
and family. Word came over the
phone that baby boy had arrived at
Roy's home and grandma would be
a welcome visitor.
Rev. Bryant returned Monday af-
ter attending the state convention
of the Christian church at Des Moines.
He preached at Manning last Sunday
but next Sunday will fill his regular
appointment here.
In another column of this issue
will be found the professional card
of Dr. w. III. Hollorsn, who has just
located here. He has suite OF
rooms in the Howald block where
he will be found at all times.
The Eastern Stars met in their hall
Tuesday evening and after finishing
the work, they went to Smiths drug
store where they partook of ice
cream. This will be the last meeting
Of the Stars until next September.
Z. f. Bilharz left Monday evening
for Davenport where he attended the
State Bankers Convention in session
Tuesday and Wednesday. This morn
ing he went to Chicago on business
morrow.
Now is the time to be using p. f..
worm powders for your hogs. 1t will
make them well and keep them we'll.
Martin Mogg, Agent. A supply Of
the p. K. worm remedies will always
be found at the Audubon Produce
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Northup return
ed Tuesday evening from their trip
to the coast. Her father, /. M. Oar
land stopped off at Omaha for visit
with his son John. They report ID
most delightful time and the expos
itions as being worth while seeing.
]. s. Small who came here with
his wife and Beulah Connrardy from
Hudson, s. d., for visit with ID. E.
Soar, left yesterday for his home.
His wife will remain for a longer Wis
| it. or until Mr.. Small joins her here
later in the fall when they expect to
take q trip in their automobile into
Kansas and Missouri
Jack" Lennon, the genial ana
jovial conductor on the Rock Island,
was in town a short time Monday en-
owns some land He is taking a
provements on his land. On his re-
turn he and Tim McCarty will get
together and originate some new
stories.
George Gray, who was a promin-
ent man and an interesting figure in
Audubon county until seventeen years
ago when he moved to Corpus Christi
Texas, was in the city the fore part
of the week visiting old time friends.
He came here after his children who
have been making their home with
Mrs. Audus, and will take them back
with him to Texas.
Mrs. John Jacob Aston Is complain
ing that she can't keep young Jacob
properly on the daily allowance OF
$54 and some odd cents left by the
terms of his fathers will. There are
a whole lot of babies in this town
being kept on considerably less than
"a cents day, that may far outdist-
ance young Astor when it comes to
making real mark in the world.
Mrs. Harriet Taggart and daughter
Miss Francis were called to Sioux
City the last of the week by the SER
ious illness of Mrs. e. p. Chamber
lain Of Winnebago, Nebr., who was
taken to the hospital for an opera
ton for appendicitis. Her condition
was quite serious, but up to last night
no word had reached here stating
that the operation had been per-
formed.
Perry Harmon. who has good
job in the large mill at Manning, was
in town Sunday. About month ago
he injured his eye when piece Of
steel flew into it and pierced the pu-
pill of the eye. This injury has COM
pletely healed and has left no i'll eff
fects all Of which will be pleasing
news to his Audubon friends. Perry
has had substantial increase in his
wages recently which would signify
that he is making good.
Mrs. Geo. Townsend left yesterday
for Marshalltown where she will visit
her daughter, Mrs. ]. o. Parks. Miss
Eta McCorkle who has been here
on visit accompanied her on the
trip while enroute to her home at