Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-11-30

Mrs. Emma Meek and sister, Mrs.
Julia Harrington, of Denver accom-
panied by their sister, Mrs. Geo.
Spencer. of Atlantic, were in the city
yesterday morning enroute to Gray
where the ladies went to spend
Thanksgiving at the home of their
brother, Hi Packard.
Dr. II. c. Rogers and wife left yes
/ terday morning by automobile for
Oskaloosa where they will visit over
Thanksgiving with his mother and
sister. The doctor has just recently
come into possession of a new Ford
and he wanted to give the car the
. proper kind of an initiation.
Blair Rice, the past four years de-
putty clerk of the district court. has
accepted a position with the Ger
mania Life Insurance Co., of n. Y.
and will hegin his new duties shortly
after the first of the year 1t is
quite likely that he will work in the
Omaha office part of the time and
the balance of the time he will devote
/ to work on the road his territory
being in Nebraska.
Misses Elizabeth and Myrtle Davis
left on the afternono train yesterday
to spend over Thanksgiving at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Earlhart
! in Des Moines. Prof. A. F. Pottle
and Miss Berna Taylor, went to Grin
nell yesterday to spend a few days
with former school friends, they be-
ing graduates of Grinnell college.
Glen Kline. who has been working
at the carpenter trade in Audubon for
several years, returned Monday even
ing from a visit to Valley Nebr.,
where he has decided to locate short
ly after the holidays. Glen is a good
workman, and we are sorry to see
him leave, but hope he will like his
new location as we'll as he anticipates.
A letter flom Congressman Green
today is to the effect that the Con-
gresham and his family will leave
Council Bluffs Saturday for Washing
ton. They had hoped TO pay Audubon
a visit before leaving, but Judge
Green has been so extremely busy
hope they will find time to pay US
visit later.
C. Weldy and son George left yes
terday in their automobile for Iowa
City to spend a few days with old
friends and to attend the Homecoming
Mr.. Weldy left Iowa City, or Johnson
county. rather, thirty-two years ago,
but he still has relatives, his mother
among them who are still living on
the old home place where the family
located so years ago.
The council room over the post
Office used for several years by the
city will probably be vacated the first
of the year and the rooms over the
Audubon Music Co., will be used. The
city owns this building, and now that
the city clerk is so much in demand.
it was thought best to get a room
more accessible to the general public.
Mrs. n. S. Hansen, Miss Capitola
Matthias and Laverne and Ollivene
Hansen left last night over the North
Western for Sac City where they will
spend Thanksgiving at the home of
Mrs. Ruth Lee. Mr. Hansen and DR..
Matthias drove overland in the auto
this morning to join the party at the
big dinner that is to be served at noon
today.
Mrs. Leo. Riggs entertained a num-
Der of little girls at her home last
Friday in honor of her daughter. Dor
othy's eighth birthday. There were
twelve girls in the party and all of
them had a right royal good time
playing games and enjoying the re-
freshments that were served. The
guests left number of little tokens
to remind Dorothy of the happy oc-
casion.