Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-07-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

the week.
Did you ever hear of liberal ad-
vertiser being sent to the poor house?
No, never.
Thos. ellis and wife (nee) Ida
Rudnick of Atlantic came Saturday
for a visit with friends.
j. B. Conner of Omaha came Sun
day noon from Omaha to work on
the County bridge work.
VIM. McGovern returned Saturday,
following a few days visit in Des
Moines, Perry, and other points.
Mrs. Abel Stone and Matte Ander-
son went to Langford, s. D., Satur-
day for an extended visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs. E. f. Bilharz and children
departed Monday for Colorado Springs
Colorado, to enjoy vacation and
outing.
Miss Goldie Ballard of Red Oak
is the new dining room girl at the
Park Hotel, starting her duties last
Thursday.
Miss Doris Farrell of Carroll, who
visited her brother, c. L. Farrell, and
wife for week, returned to heI
home Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Nielsen return.
ed Monday from Carroll, where they
visited over Sunday with mis- bro
ther, Lawrence Nielsen.
Dame Rumor is at 1t again
This time she has a double wedding
on taps, but only those most inter.
ested know the exact date.
Misses Ella M. Stearns and Mary
Davis returned Sunday noon from g
visit of several days duration at the
c. II. Earhart home in Des Moines
Mrs. Chas. Stocking went to At
lantic Saturday to visit with hel
sister, Mrs. S. w. Hemstreet anc
family. She returned home Sunday
non.
C. II. Stocking went to Omaha
Sunday noon on business and to pur
chase new supplies for the Mode
Steam Laundry, which he has taker
charge of.
c. II. Utter, wife and daughter
Mabel, following a weeks visit here
with his brother, C. E. Utter and
wife, returned to their home IN Grin
nell Saturday.
A. f. Beason, B. Wiley, Johr
HoltZ and Frank Sunberg went tC
Omaha Monday, some of the gentle
men being prospective purchasers Of
automobiles.
| John Martinsen of the Martinser
garage; sons, Lake and Fred. Verne
Cozine and Alvie johnson went tc
Lincoln, Nebraska, Monday to secure
five Frod automobiles.
]. w. Williams, who was called
here on account of the illness of his
mother, Mrs. Tom Williams in
West Audubon, returned to his home
in Dexter Sunday noon.
Mrs. II. P. Petersen and children
Clara and Milo, and Marie Freeman
all of Brayton, passed through Au
dubon Monday on their way TO Lake
Okoboji. to enjoy an outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Simms, who
visited here at the home of theil
friends, Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Layland
departed for their home at Kansas
City, Mo-, Saturday evening.
Miss Dora Clark, domestic Science
instructor of the Audubon schools
came Monday from her home al
Waukon to attend the wedding OF
her friend, Ruth Watson.
Paul Wickham and wife returned
home Satruady noon from Goodland
Kans., where they went to attend the
50th wedding anniversary of his
brother-in-law, Ed. Blodgett and wife
H. ]. Savage will take a layoff OF
several weeks from his duties at the
Republican office. commencing next
week, and his place will be filled by
John Horning during that interval.
DIR. Fulton and family and MI
Helen Buck, who enjoyed a two days
visit in Boone with w. j. Fullerton
and visit In Dayton, Ia, with Ray
White, returned home Saturday noon
DR.. and Mrs. III. C. Rogers went to
Omaha Monday, where he will attend
the annual convention of the Missouri
Valley Veterinary Association. and
also enjoy short visit with friends
John Petersen, employed at the
Culver Mills, has purchased the old
homestead of Nels M. Nelson. AS
soon as Mr.. Nelson disposes of his
other new dwelling he intends to
move to California.
p. A. Rasmussen departed Monday
for Waterloo to attend the annual
state shoe dealers convention. From
there, he goes to Clinton to enjoy
a short visit with relatives and
friends, that being his former home.
Mrs. ]. s. Small of Hudson, s. D.,
following three weeks visit here
with her father, ID. E. Soar and near
Extra with Lou Jensen and family,
departed for her home Friday night.
Miss Beulah Connrardy will remain
here for the summer.
Frank Davis, following a weeks
visit in Audubon with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Davis departed
Monday morning fr his home in East
Moline, Ills. His mother accompanied
him to Moline for visit and will
attend to business affairs at Colona
while away
Every city, town and hamlet in
the state of Iowa has a baseball team
but Audubon. Why Audubon is not
represented in the national pastime
with all the available material, is
hard to understand, unless it is that
1t is impossible to secure a local
diamond.
Mrs. George Bailey, who visited
here several days with former friends
left Monday for her home in Argen.
ia, Oklahoma. Mrs. Bailey is for.
mer resident of Audubon, being one
of the early pioneers. She had a
very enjoyable visit with old ac-
quaintances here.
Andy Hansen was slightly injured
last Thursday afternoon while al
work on the Thos. Campbell barn
two miles south of Larland. A. board
fell from the roof and struck him or
the arm. He was brought to town