Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-11-09
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

For sale:-I will sell my household
goods at private sale. See Mrs. Fos-
naugh. 45-pd.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will hold their annual supper
at the church on Thursday, Nov. 16
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will hold their annual supper
at the church on Thursday, Nov. 16
Mrs. c. A. Caldwell and daughter.
went to Atlantic Tuesday to spend a
few days with relatives and friends
Mrs. C. H. Somers and daughter
isabelle who visited at the w. Swan
son home in Omaha, have returned
home
j. B. Northup and wife who were
here over Sunday visiting relatives
returned yesterday to their home al
Panora.
Mrs. w. r. Smith and children OF
Carroll are guests this week at the
home of her parents, M. and Mrs
F. d. Searles.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. AIRY took advant.
age of the fine fall weather Sunday
and autoed to Des Moines to spend
the day with friends.
For sale:-A practical library in
six volumes, nearly new. Also some
taken soon. Enquire at this office. If
Mrs. Nels Bladt. who was here on a
visit with her sister, Mrs. Sherm Lang
left Tueday for her home at Sioux
City, she being accompanied by Mrs
Lang as far as Manning.
VIM. Culver, who has had charge
of the City Steam Laundry, has re-
signed his position, and tomorrow
will leave for other parts, having two
splendid openings offered him.
Carlos Conway and his sister. Miss
Helen, returned Monday from an over
Sunday visit with friends at FIT. Dodge
and Lehigh, where Mr.. Conway was
for five years foreman on the Argus.
News comes to Audubon that a
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence AIRY, at their home in Col
orado. All join in offering congrat-
ulations and hope for the welfare of
the new son and heir.
DR.. G. II. Rathburn, of Fremont,
Nebr., was in the city the latter part
of the week visiting his mother Mrs.
John Davis. She accompanied him
home for a few days and remained
to visit the family until Saturday.
Hughes, Harding and Horning was
the slogan throughout the last days
of the campaign. 1t was suggested
that Harding and Horning divide
their majorities with Hughes in some
of the close states thereby insuring
Hughes election.
S. P. Harmon fell under his wagon
while unloading sand the latter part
of the week which resulted in his re-
ceiving a badly bruised left arm. 1t
was so severe that the arm had to be
placed in a cast, and Mr.. Harmon is
compelled to lay off from his work.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Hester enter
tanned a number of young folks at
their home Friday evening in honor
of their son Raymond Kester and wife
who were recently married. Oysters
were served for refreshments and We
hear that the evening was spent in a
very agreeable and pleasant way.
r. c. Spencer and wife left yester-
day for Des Moines, where Mrs. Spen-
Ger enters the Methodist hospital for
the purpose of submitting to surg
ical operation. Her family and friends
trust that the operation will be sue
cessful and that she will be speedily
returned to her usual good health.
Mrs. E. F. Johnson, Mrs. A. Fer.
guson, Mrs. Albert Shupe and Mrs
Levi Kopp entertained a company OF
ladies at Kensington party at the
home of Mrs. johnson the latter par
of the week. A profitable afternoon
was spent and the refreshments tina
were served were highly appreciated
Fern McNary of Griswold was il
town the last of the week visiting
her numerous friends and acquaint
ances. She says the family enjo.
their new home and like the town o
Griswold real we'll She went from
here to Extra where the family live,
a year or more before going L
Griswold.
The paving was resumed this morn
ing after a two days layoff. A larg
gang of workmen started to fix u
upper Broadway this morning and
the favorable weather continues, con
crete will be laid tomorrow. The SUI
facing gang will commence wor
sometime next week, If the weathe
continues favorable.
Aug. Johnson. the HEREFORD breed @
living east of town recently purcha'
ed four head of pure bred Hereford
from the NJ. |. Masterson herd whic
were exhibited at the fair last sep
ember Mr.. Johnson now has her
which numbers considerably over
hundred and we understand is plan
ming on holding disposal sale earl
next spring.
S. Hemstreet, well known here a
tempted TO commit suicide at h
home in Atlantic last sunday. L
shot himself in the head, but instea
of the bullet penetrating the skull
il took a glancing course and plowe
a small furrow across the top of h
head. II is claimed that he was III
der the influence of liquor and ais
Threatened to do violence TO his wifi
He is recovering and was not DANCE
ously injured.
The Sociology Department of Il
Columbian Club met with Nh
Gertrude Nelson Monday afternoo
Much interest is manifested by I'll
department as was attested by Il
large number who were preser
Miss Mary Davis was the leader al
her subject was Town and CT
Government" The next meeting "
be held with Mrs \. l.. Brooks whit
Miss Harriet Bilharz will he the lea
er. These meetings are all open
the members of the Club, and Al
information desired concerning the
can be secured by calling Mrs. G.
Buck, who is the chairman of t
department.
Mrs. f. S. Watts entertained {
president of the baby circle of A
dubon and vicinity, at her home Ia