Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-09-14


Ollie church will begin promptly at
ten O'Clock next Sunday morning.
Miss Elizabeth Davis returned yes
terday from Howe, S. d., where she
visited her brother George Davis.
James Trunnell who has been at
Milford, Iowa the past week visiting
his son, Charles Trunnell and family,
returned to his home the fore part OF
the week.
John Nelson, of Harlan, who had
been visiting his son John and family
near Brayton, was in the city Tues
day calling on old time friends before
returning to his home.
Mrs. Joseph Trunnell, of Spencer,
Iowa. arrived in the city the fore
part of the week for an extended visit
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Williams.
Mrs. Mary Smedley and Miss Alex
ander, of Atlantic arrived in the city
yesterday to spend the week end at
| the home of the formers brother,
Chas Bagley and family.
A. B. Carter and sister, Miss Kath-
ryn Carter, of Waukee, are in the city
this week guests at the home OF their
brother G. G. Carter, the junior MEM
Der of the firm of Ruhs & Carter.
Tom Davis loaded his car of house.
hold goods Tuesday and shipped them
Ito Colona, Illinois. Yesterday morn
ing Mr.. Davis left for the same place
but his wife will remain until after
the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schroeder and
Mrs Henry Miller of Perry arrived
in the city Tuesday evening to spend
the week at the home of the ladies
sister, Mrs. A. j VanSise. wife of the
county engineer.
The merchants of Audubon have
all decided to close their places of
business from one until five o'clock,
for Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day afternoon of this week on &C
count of the big fair.
| John Rutherford, who is taking
course in medicine at the State Uni
versity, left Tuesday for Iowa City to
re-enter college. Registration be-
gan yesterday but school will not be-
gin until next Monday.
VIM Wolff. who for the past six
months has been visiting relatives
and friends at harrisburg, Iowa, ar
rived in the city Tuesday for an ex-
TENDED visit with his son Charles
Wolff and wife. From here he will
return to his home near st. Louis,
Illinois.
Chris Hansen, living three miles
northeast of Extra has been suffering
from the effects of a barley beard in
his throat the past few weeks. 1t
annuayed him so much recently that
on Saturday evening DR.. Childs per-
formed a slight operation which has
given him great relief. He is now get
ting along splendidly.
Mrs. Chris Petersen left yesterday
morning over the Northwestern for
Nevada, Iowa, to visit her husband
who is in the Nevada sanitarium re-
covering from a surgical operation.
His condition is very much improved
and his wife hopes that he will be
strong enough SO that he can return
home with her tomorrow.
| Everett Bates, wife and daughter,
Gretchen, arrived in the city Tuesday
evening for an extended visit at the
home of his father, A. E. Bates, and
other relatives. They came all the
way from their home in Howard. S..
d., in the automobile and reached
Ross Monday evening just before the
big rain. They hope to meet many
old time friends at the fair this week.
II. B. Law was severely kicked by
horse at the fair grounds Tuesday
afternoon. The animal belonged to
his brother James. He was putting
the horse in the stall when the &C
cident happened. Mr.. Laws left arm
was badly bruised and the injury is
giving him considerable pain, but as
no bones were broken, the attending
physician believes that he will soon
recover
Rev. j. p Christensen, pastor of
the Danish Lutheran church of this
city attended the Iowa District meet
ing of the Danish Lutheran church
which was held at Cedar Falls. He
returned home Tuesday evening ac-
complained by Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Kaarup who were also in attendance.
! Twenty-three ministers and seventeen
| laymen attended this meeting which
/ is reported to have been full of help
and inspiration.
Thousands of MAJESTICS are sold
through the personal recommends
tions of people who use them and
know that they cook and bake better,
burn less fuel, and save repair ex-
penses. Come to our store during
the week commencing Monday, Sept.
IS, and the MAJESTIC expert will
tell you why the MAJESTIC is the
Champion among ranges. Audubon
Hardware Company.
Hon. w. II. Green arrived from
Washington the latter part of the
week and remained here with his
wife and daughter over Sunday. Mon
day morning Mr.. Green and family
left for Council Bluffs where they
will occupy furnished cottage until
next December when they will again
return to Washington. They hope to
be able to build their new home early
next spring.
The Republican learns with regret
of the death of Mrs. A. II. Grissel.
which occurred at her home in Guth-
RE Center Tuesday morning. Funeral
services will be held this afternoon.
She was the widow of A. II. Grissel,
who for many years was editor of
1.-THE Guthrian. He died only last De-
cember. Mrs. Grissel was a splendid
woman of remarkable strength of
character and was loved and admired
by everyone. Truly Guthrie Center
has lost one of her most noble
women.
Albert Spenle, of Chicago arrived
in the city the fore part of the week
to join his wife and two children who
have been here on a fortnigths visit
at the parental II. b. Wilson home.
Mr.. Spenle is railroad man and is
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