Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-07-06
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

The devil, key spent the 4th
in Anita with personal friend.
We have a fine line of hammocks.
Price SO to SIS. Ruhs e. Carter. Nv
E. M. Johnson, the local dealer,
sold Studebaker Six to Geo. Egan,
living ten miles southeast of town.
Frank Davis arrived Sunday noon
from East Moline. ILL.,, to visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Davis
and sister, Mrs Harry Conklin.
lost blue serge coat recently
between Audubon and my farm home.
Finder kindly return to me or to
the Republican Office. John Stuart.
The Misses Ella M. Stearns and
Mary Davis went to Des Moines last
evening for a few days visit at the
G. Earhart home.
Save fuel and labor for your wife
by getting one of those Detroit Vapor
or Florence oil stoves at the Ruhs &
Carter Quality Hardware Store. Nv
Henry Campbell and |. C. Percy
with their wives were here from
Stuart yesterday for a visit with
relatives and to attend to some bust
ness affairs.
Mrs F. II. Adams went to Carroll
last evening to meet her daughter,
Mrs. |. d. Goodwin and little daughter
of Pittsburg. Pa, who were enroute
to Audubon for visit at the paren-
tai home.
A free program following the band
concert Saturday evening, July 18th
L. o., hA. snn
cream social in the city park on the
same date for the benefit of the fire
truck fund.
Miss Georgia Hunt of Nevada was
here yesterday in the interest of the
S. ID. A. denomination. She has TAX
en- the place of Mrs. F. W. Meyer,
(nee) Miss Meta Petersen, who made
this district for several years.
A telegram from Peterson, Ia, re-
ceived yesterday by Chas. Ping stated
that his niece. Mildred Ping was
drowned on the 4th. She was a
daughter of the late Milo Ping. No
particulars were received as yet.
Miss Matte Lee of Adair, who
visited here with her friend, Miss
Gladys Wedemeyer, returned to her
home last evening. Miss Wedemeyer
accompanied her to Adair for a visit
with her sister, Mrs. E. W. Hickman
Found, good lap robe near the
Methodist church. also a gentleman
pocket book containing some money
and other articles. Owners can have
same by proving property and paying
for this notice. Renftle & Reed
South Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett Fowler OF
Denison, Ohio, arrived in Audubon
Sunday evening for short visit with
his cousin, j. c. Fisher and wife
1t has been So years since the cousins
met and the visit, though short, was
one of intense pleasure.
They have just received lot OF
good, clever Victrola records at the
Audubon Music Co., store. Quite a
number of our people have been en-
joying the music at the store the past
few days. The July records are
mighty snappy.
Rev. and Mrs. p. C. Jensen, re-
Gently married, departed last even
ing for their field of labor at Pom
catello, Idaho, where they will dc
missionary work for the Danish
Lutheran Evangelical church. A large
number of friends were at the depot
to wish them God speed.
Sister M. Immaculate and Sister
M. DeSales of Milwaukee and Sister
M. Filicitus and Sister M. St. Lucy OF
st. Louis, nieces of Mr.. and Mrs. l.
ID. McCarville, who were visiting at
the ]. w. Laurenson home in At
lantic, were driven by the latter to
Audubon for a visit at the McCar-
vile home yesterday.
Prof ID. F. Clifford returned from,
st. Joseph, Mo-, late Monday evening
where he spent couple of days with
his wife, who is now at the home OF
her parents recovering from an op.
GRAFTON for appendicitis. She had
hoped to return to Audubon with her
husband, but it will be at least a
couple of weeks before the physicians
deem 1t advisable for her to leave.
The committee in charge of the
fund for the new fire truck report
money on hand to start the sub
scription as follows:
Womans Club ...........-.. $145.00
Commercial Club ............. 5 $500
The truck will cost $650.0O al
the very least it can be bought, SO
there is still quite sum of money
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