Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-06-15
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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Earl Mason went to Atlantic Mon
day evening on business.
l.. b. Lynch, who was here on bust
ness, left for his home at Atlantic
Monday morning.
Max Murray of Des Moines was a
Saturday visitor in Audubon with his
friend, Earl Mason.
John p. Kraft departed Monday
evening with car load of cattle that
he had to place on the Chicago mar
ket.
Miss Lorraine Graham arrived home
Saturday evening from Ames College,
where she graduated this year from
the Domestic Science department.
Mrs. Mary lines departed Monday
morning for Belden, Nebr., where shs,
expects to visit three weeks with her
brothers, j. w. and Chas. Clifford.
w. H. Bowman, who was serious
ly ill for some time, surprised his
friends by appearing on the streets
Monday. 1t was pleasant surprise,
however
Mrs. +. S. Watts went to Des
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M. G. b. of r. She will go to Water
loo the first of the week to give
talk.
Miss Ella Campbell is walking with
the aid of crutches the past few
weeks, having broken a small bone
in the instep of her left foot, while
going for the mail.
Mrs. Hubert Crocker and her mo-
Their, Mrs. Jas. Hunter, who is
here from Hobert, Okla, went to
Atlantic Monday evening to visit with
numerous relatives.
Walter Jensen of Omaha came Sat-
urday and is now employed at the
Jack McCort meat market Jack is
doing rushing business, hence the
need of additional help
Miss Catherine Foley returned Sat-
urday evening from visit at Des
Moines with her sister, Miss Marquee
lite and at Casey with her sister, Mrs.
p. A. Casey and family.
o. w. Croisant, wife and son, Ev-
erett, of Enid, Okla, who visited here
with their relatives, the Chris and
Herman Zaiger families, departed for
their home Saturday evening.
J. w. Crawford, who visited here
with j. l.. Rippey and wife, left Mon
day morning for a visit at Earlham
with relatives, after which he will
return to his home at Perry, Okla.
Miss Lillian Coneybere, following
a pleasant visit as the guest of Misses
Anna and Leona Wilson at the home
of their parents, departed for her
home at Central City, Nebr., Monday
morning.
A fine new display of engagement,
and wedding rings Just received di-
rect from the New York establish
ment. Also a fine line of silverware
for wedding presents. w. III. Cowles
Jewelry Store. 24-1w.
Miss Nina Ruck of Tampico, ILL.,,
following pleasant visit here with
her aunt, Mrs. Levi Kopp and hus-
band, departed Monday evening for
Kansas City, Mo-, for a visit with
relatives. when she returns home.
Agents wanted: If you are making
less than $500 TO $4,000 per week,
We can interest you. Home territory,
liberal commission with part expense.
Write for particulars.-Blue Mound
Nursery Co., West Allis. Wise. 244
Att. and Mrs. Thee. f. Mantz of
Des Moines came Sunday noon for a
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. l.. Mantz and with his brother, II.
j. MantZ and family Thee. reports
Bobbie Carper and Will Kile both
doing we'll in Des Moines.
]. MaHion and daughter. Miss Stel-
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guests at the It. b. Kerwin home,
just north of town, left Sunday for a
visit at Panama with relatives. They
expect to spend the summer months
at various points in California.
J. w. Landrum left Sunday for
Davenport to be in attendance at the
Masonic Grand Lodge in session this
week. He will attend to business
at Dekalb. ILL.,, and visit at
other Illinois points with friends,
and expects to be away ten days.
VIM. Miller, of Moline, ILL.,, after a
visit here with his brother, ]. F. Mil
Ter and family in Viola, left Monday
evening for viist with relatives az
Casey. He was accompanied by mis-
niece, Miss Versa Miller who was
enroute to Los Angeles, Calf, for
an indefinite visit.
Supt. F. w. Johansen and Hal ].
Mantz departed Monday evening for
Jefferson Lake, Mimi, where they
will enjoy two weeks outing, fish
ing and boating. They may send us
a mess of fine cat fish, providing they
have good luck. However, we look
for some dandy stories when they
return.