Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-06-29
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

r. B. Hayes returned home Friday
from a business visit of q couple OF
days in Des Moines.
! G.. II. Nichols has returned from
an extended visit to Griswold and in
Guthrie county with relatives.
Mrs. Geo. Stemm left Saturday
morning for Menlo for visit with heI
son, George Stemm and family.
Mrs. Harriet Jones went to Carroll
on Saturday for visit with her son
Riley Jones and wife over Sunday.
Mrs. Cal Mischler went to Carroll
Saturday to see her husband, who is
a hospital patient for an injury TO his
foot
Hi Walters and son, Sam, returned
home Friday evening from a weeks
visit at Omaha and Sioux City with
relatives.
l. d. McCarville, who has been al
Ida Grove on business returned Sat
urday, for an over Sunday visit with
his family.
Miss Minnie Holtz, who has been
ion an extended visit at Clinton and
Maquoketa with relatives, returned
home last Friday.
w. S. Foley went to Des Moines on
the early train Saturday to see the
auto races. A number of local people
went down by auto.
The Misses Theresa and Madge
Mcclure returned home Saturday
from a visit with friends and rela-
tives in Des Moines.
DR.. S. T. Andersen has moved his
Office from the Park hotel to rooms
over the Audubon Music Co. store,
Phone No. is III temporarily.
Jas. Murphy came Friday evening
from Carroll to attend to business
matters with Chas. Bagley and en-
ijoyed a visit with former acquaint-
ances.
Miss Clara Northup of Boone came
the latter part of the week for visit
with her friend, Miss Goldie Cozine
They were former room mates at
Drake University.
E. B. Thomas, who went to Siou'
City last week with a car load OF
Short Horn cattle to sell at the Assn.
Com. sale, returned Friday evening
land reports fine sale and good prices
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Caldwell have the
| foundation of their new home just
east of c. II. Sampson completed anu
began on the framework Monday.
They will have an up-to-date house
when it is completed
G. II. Virtue, local telephone mana
ger, and wife left Friday morning for
visit with their relatives in Council
Bluffs. While there. Mr.. Virtue VIII
| lnnk after Gonna hucinacc n ffnirc FOR
the company.
! Mrs. r. NJ. Kerwin, following a
visit at Marine with her son, Ed Car
roll, returned home Saturday noon.
Miss Nellie Kerwin went to Marine
on the afternoon train for a visit at
the Ed. Carroll home.
r. w. Riley of West Lake, Idaho,
! who visited at Extra with his bro
Their, DR.. John Riley, was in Audubon
Saturday enroute to his home. E. G.
Wilson and the DR.. Riley accompanies.
him to Audubon in the formers auto.
Elmer Johnson who has been build
ling new house for his cousin, Clyde
| Mccall near Coon Rapids, finished
the work Last week and visited here
few days with relatives. He return
| ed to his home in Atlantic Saturday
accompanied by his niece, little Helen
johnson for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Layland and
daughter, Miss Evelyn, went to Des
Moines last Friday, where the little
girl, who has been a sufferer with hip
trouble for some time was to undergo
an examination by a Chicago special
list. The many friends of the family
hope for good results and that the
patient will get all right.
DR.. r. F. Childs, wife and son Ed
ward arrived home Saturday morning
| While away they were in attendance
at the meeting of the American Medi-
cal Association at Detroit, Mich, and
enjoyed a visit at Buffalo, N. Y. En-
route home they stopped in Chicago
for visit, where they met Miss Daisy
Frick, who was there on business,
where she went from Iowa City.