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

need now. Get them at Ruhs & Car
ter's. 1w
DR.. H. C. Rodgers went to Atlantic
Monday. where he spent the day on
business.
Peter Jensen went to Logan yes
lterday on business, making the trip
by auto.
DR.. e. L. Fitch went to Des Moines
yesterday to take the State Board
Examination.
| Mrs. Christina Quist went to At
lantic Saturday for a few days visit
with friends.
Vern Swezey and wife were Har-
Ian visitors the 4th and 9Th, taking
in the celebration.
Jesse Richards left for Omaha
Monday to see the wrestling match
between Stecher and Lewis.
Mrs. Arvid Petersen of w. Audi
bzon was treated to surprise last
night in honor of her birthday.
| Mrs. Catherine Christensen went
to Marine today to be with her sister,
lin-law, Mrs. G. Voldt, who is ill.
Glen Johnson and wife of Red Oak
visited at the parental, e. M. john
son home the first of the week.
MSS Daisy Frick, after a few
weeks spent in Iowa City and Chi
cago, has returned to Audubon.
Misses Margaret Weston and Elsie
and Elanore Raebel went to Manning
Monday to visit at the Gale Egner
home.
Mrs. l.. C. BagIey and baby went
to Hampton Sunday evening for a
visit at the parental, |. l.. Stuart
home.
w. r. Smith and family came from
Carroll Monday evening for visit
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. F. d..
Searles
One of those Leonard refrigerators
lis what you need now. See them
at the Ruhs & Carter Store on South
Park Place. 1w
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Gates went to
Lorah Monday to enjoy the 4th with
their daughter, Mrs. H. j. Cooley and
children.
Mrs. Jackson Giddens and children
are enjoying a visit at Hiawatha,
Kans., with her parents and other
relatives.
Miss Naomi Graves came Sunday
from her home, at Council BLUFFS, for
a visit with her grandmother, Mrs.
M. H. Graves.
Perry Carter and wife and Chas.
Boehme and wife and C. d. Booton
autoed to Lake Okoboji Saturday for
a weeks outing.
Louis Estelsen returned to his
home in Des Moines yesterday, fol-
lowing pleasant visit at the c. l..
christensen home.
Chris Zaiger has purchased of w.
H. Fry the 100 acre farm in sec. 80,
Melville township. Consideration
1875 per acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Freeman of At
lantic came Monday afternoon for a
visit with his sister, Mrs. Frank Ber-
man and family.
| Adolph Ahrens, employed on the
lnew high school building, went to
Omaha Saturday for an over Sunday
visit with his family.
Nothing like nice durable ham
Knock to rest ones weary bones after
a tiresome days work. See Ruhs &
Carter for the very thing you want.-1
Miss Mae Farquhar had charge of
1.-THE Miss Minnie Burr emporium,
while the latter attended the funeral
of relative at Adair Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Kerwn, sons,
Michael, Lawrence and Ambrose came
from Carroll Sunday by auto to attend
the funeral of Pearl Mendenhall.
Miss Ada Kittell went to Harlan
Il nj II sl, yse;t he, krn \.
II. f. Kittell and wife and becomes
acquainted with her new nephew.
Mrs. Jesse Coleman and Mrs. Robt
Packard and daughter of Boone came
Monday evening for visit with their
sister, Mrs. E. C. Carlson and family.
Hay tools of every description can
be purchased at our store. Prices
Icompete with any catalogue house.
Try us and be convinced Ruhs &
Carter. 1w
The heat for several days the last
Iof the week and fore part of this
week was intense, but just the kind
for the growing crops and to make
the farmer smile.
Mrs. Elizabeth Alt and daughter,
Lena, departed Monday evening for
chadwick, ILL.,, where they were call
ed to attend the funeral of Mrs. Ats
father, Mr.. Phillip Long.
Phil Foley and j. j. Quinn were
passengers to Omaha Monday on bus
liness and a few days visit. They are
Expected home today with car load
of sheep. purchased by Foley.
Mrs. Mary Leach, after visit here
with her son, H.5G. Leach and family,
departed Sunday for her home at
Hartford, s. ID. Arthur Farquhar
took her as far as Manila by auto
Gus 'Gehrman and daughter, who
visited here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Chris Gehrman, five miles north
west of town, returned to Omaha
Wednesday morning.
The street sprinkler, with "Dick"
Owen at the helm was put into use
Monday morning and was certainly
appreciated by the merchants who
were getting tired of being smothered
by the heavy dust OF several days.
Rev. and Mrs. j. H. Freedline and
little Pauline of Guthrie Center, who
came for the laying of the corner
stone for the High School building,
and remained for visit with friends,
returned to their home yesterday.
Gust Deetman and wife of Stuart
autoed to Audubon Saturday for a
visit with her mother, Mrs. Lieb. Sat-
urday evening, accompanied by Chas
Sunberg and wife, they left for Wall
Lake for an outing and visit at Sac
City and Eagle Grove with relatives.
Pete Petersen. living west of town
was tried before the insane commits
sion Friday of last week and found to
be of unsound mind. He was taken
by Sheriff Sunberg to Clarinda the