Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-12-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. Chris Hahn went to Atlantic
this morning to spend couple of
days with friends.
Ed. Evans came up from Atlantic
today to visit relatives and to look
after some business matters.
Miss Elizabeth Kevan of Atlantic
arrived in Audubon today for a short
visit at the j. B. Kevan home.
Have a splendid residence lot that
am offering for sale. If you are in
terested see Frank johnson at John
son and Buck.
The Misses Edith and Clara Phelps
after spending a month or more in
Audubon, visiting old friends, de-
parted this morning for Plover, Iowa
for an extended visit with their sis
ter, Mrs. Chas. Watts.
Emil Haefiinger and daughter went
to Atlantic today to attend the pouf
try show. Mr.. III. has a number of
birds entered and expects to be the
winner of number of premiums as
he is said to have some splendid
birds.
Geo. Anderson, the great "horse-
man" who has been in South Dakota
breaking horses, has come back to
Audubon to follow his business. He
drove Liza Jane" overland and
landed here safe and sound as a dol
lar.
The year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. j. Thomson, has been quite i'll
at his home the past few days. How
ever, this morning the child's con-
dition is somewhat improved and
there is much reason to believe that
the child will recover.
DR.. Becker assisted by DR.. Fulton
performed an operation on /. N.
Hieken near Melville Center last
Saturday. The patient is steadily
| improving and unless unforeseen COM
plications arise he will soon be able
to be up and around. s-r
Simeon Faaborg, son of John Faa-
borg living on the ridge road and
Miss Astrid Arnvig went TO Clinton
this morning for an over Sunday Wis
| 1t. They will then proceed to New
York and on December Sth sail for
Denmark to visit the parents of Miss
Arnvig, who will probably remain
year while Mr.. Faaborg expects to
return in the spring.
n L. s. Cook, until recently manager
or the local telephone exchange, has
resigned his position as lineman, and
next week will move to Rock Rapids
Iowa where he will take the manage.
ment for the Western Electrical Co
We regret to lose Mr.. Cook and his
splendid littly family, but hope they
will enjoy their, new home, where
the well wishes of all will follow
them.
Mrs. Elizabeth Carr has vacated
the front part of the Smith Plumbing
establishment, which she has occup.
led since last spring with her millin,
cry goods. For the present she will
have her stock of goods in the rooms
over Bakers grocery. About the
first of the year she will occupy the
front part of the store room, at A
M. Curriers' who will move his har.
ness stock to the rear.
f. s. Watts left for Des Moinas
this morning where he will attend
the meeting of the Des Moines Bank.
ers Club who are entertaining the
directors of the Federal Reserve
Bank in District No. z. This evening
at 600 O'Clock banquet will be ser
we'd in the Younkers Bros. tea room
after which a number of toasts will
be given, principally among them be-
ing talk by Geo. Reynolds, presi.
debt of the largest banking institu
ton in Chicago.
Prof. r. F. O'Donnell, of the ex'
tension department of Ames College
will be in Audubon on Wednesday
Dec. Sth, to assist the local commit
tees in organizing for the Short Course
to be held in Audubon Jan. 10th tc
18th. 1t is especially desired that
everyone meet at the court room al
1880 p. m. to hear what Mr.. O'Don.
nell has to say and to lend their un'
divided support to make the venture
the success it so justly merits. j
E. Kerwni, Secy.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Womans Club will be held al
Watts hall Dec. Sth, at 1880. Mrs
Meyer will be the leader. Subject
Home Making and Housekeeping.
The discussions will be led by Mrs
Geo. Kellogg, Mrs. Weighton and
Mrs. Laura Delahoyde, after which
Miss Susie Musson will sing accom-.
panied on the piano by Mrs. Wilde
Mrs. ID. j. Conklin will be the chair.
man for the next social meeting which