Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-12-07
George Erven and wife and daugh-

George Erven and wife and daugh-
ter were called to Dedham last week
to attend the funeral of his sister.
Mrs. Groves, who died very suddenly
and was buried on Thursday.
w. j. Campbell and T. B. Kerwin
were in Carroll Saturday visiting rela-
tives and attending meeting of the
X. of c. that evening when a large
class of candidates were initiated.
Miss Jessie Martin who has been a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas Pardee, went to Manning the
last of the week for a short visit be-
fore returning to her home at Upton,
Iowa
Fred Weeks and NJ. E. Jones left
for Morristown. S. d., Tuesday where
they will visit George Davis. They
will later go to other points and also
into North Dakota before returning.
If the country looks as good as they
have been lead to believe, they may
invest in some land.
Nels. Jensen came from Iowa Falls
last week to visit relatives. When
he lived here before he was quite
well satisfied and after he moved
away he came to the conclusion that
Audubon was the best place on earth
We understand that he is making
plans to move back sometime in the
near future.
| Miss Edith and Miss Clara Phelps,
of Milton. VT, who have been guests
of relatives and friends in Chicago
and other points in Illinois, arrived
in the city Monday for an extended
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
| II. Cowles, and no doubt will enjoy
every minute of their visit as they
formerly lived in Audubon.
Miss Catherine Hansen left Satur-
day for New York and the fore part of
this week sails for her old home in
Denmark to make a long visit. The
past two years she has been a resident
of Des Moines but came here to make
short visit. Soren Mathisen also
left Saturday and will make a pro-
longed visit in Denmark.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schroeder, Mr.
and Mrs. l.. j. Rice and Mrs. Herman
Schroeder, who were called to Ellston,
Iowa, last week by the illness of the
ladies mother. Mrs. II. D. Rice, and
her five year old son, returned home
Tuesday morning. When they left
the parental home, the sick ones were
improving and the doctor thought
they were on the road to permanent
recovery.
Frank Elgan, who has charge of
the telephone exchange in this part
of the state for the Bell Telephone
Co., arrived from Council Bluffs Fri
day to visit the local manager, G. II.
Virtue and to see how matters were
getting along. He found that the
service had gradually improved until
now the telephone service in Audubon
is as good as it is in any other city or
town. The company has just issued
new directories and there is no reason
why every subscriber should not get
the correct party.
When Bluebird Photoplays decided
to produce Little Eve Edgarton" as
one of their features, Robert Y. Leon
ard was commissioned to prepare the
scenario and direct the production.
Followers of Bluebird who will recall
1.-THE Crippled Hand" and The Love
Girl" will realize just why M. Leon
ard was chosen. His sense of the
artistic had been so beautifully ex-
pressed in the play just mentioned
that Little Eve Edgarton" would be
sure of an adequate setting and
direction as an item in the Bluebird
series. Ella Hall, who was the star
in both of the previous Leonard pro-
ductions was chosen, with Herbert
Rawlinson, TO lead the presenting
company and at the Crescent theatre
on Friday December, the outcome
will be exhibited with every assurance
of delightful entertainment at hand.