Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-07-27
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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H. H. Buck of Stuart was in Audi
bon transacting business and visiting
friends yesterday and today.
Harold Niklason, who has been at
lColfax taking treatment for rheuma-
tism, returned Tuesday.
"Scotcie" Conway returned yester-
day afternoon from a vacation trip
to Omaha, and other points.
Mrs. Elijah Stafford is receiving
Ia visit from her friend, Miss Edith
Marsh of Anita, who came yesterday.
Mrs. Knowls of Detroit, Michigan,
came Tuesday to visit her father,
Nick Gleason, and brother, Harry
Gleason.
Miss Gladys Fancher, deputy re-
corder, has been unable to attend to
her duties the past few days, because
Iof illness.
Mrs. S. N. Kerchedall and children
returned to their home yesterday at
IAdair following visit at the Sanders
Harmon home.
Mrs. Clara Kness, following visit
with her son, A. e. Kness, and other
relatives, returned to her home at
Carroll Tuesday.
Miss Hazel Roth returned yester-
lday from Omaha, where she visited
her grandmother, Mrs. Nick Roth,
land other relatives.
| Miss Sadie and Bessie Bolitho, who
visited at the r. W. Mullinger home
near Hamlin, returned to their home
lat Boone yesterday.
Late Saturday, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Miller of Melville township were
gladdened because of the arrival Of
la fine boy at their home.
The contract to pave the road to
the Atlantic cemetery was let this
week at $1.25 per square yard. Con-
crete paving will be used.
Mrs. Irma Kopp of Peoria, Illinois,
came Tuesday to visit at the Levi
Kopp and Joe Kopp homes. She is
la niece of the gentlemen.
DR.. S. T. Anderson returned Tues
day from Des Moines, where his sis
ter recently underwent an operation
in the osteopathic hospital.
| A marriage license was issued this
week at Harlan to Herman Hess of
Walnut, aged 20; and Miss Blanche
Elsberry of Audubon, aged 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schriver, and
Katherine Schriver, left this morning
| for Chicago, following visit here
with their relatives and friends.
Mrs. Rose Newcomb, and son, Har-
old, who visited here with her sister,
Mrs. Myra Wheeler, returned to their
hnua0 OF Cnnn onsdc Tnacdou
Bert, William and Sigman Henrik
sen leave Sunday in their automobile
for Cleveland, Minnesota, to enjoy a
1.-TWO weeks outing at the lake there.
Mrs. Abel Stone, who has been at
Langford, South Dakota, visiting her
husbands brother and sister, return
ed to her home at Extra this morn
ing.
Miss Eta Kennels is enjoying a
vacation from her duties at the Mar
quesen store, and with her father is
|enjoying herself in Colorado and Wy
Joining.
w. r. Smith returned to his home
lat Carroll yesterday. His wife and
children remained for longer visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Searles.
The first days of the Oakland chau-
ltauqua will be held August IL. The
feature of the day will be a debate
between w. l.. Harding and e. T.
Meredith, candidates for governor.
e. H. Jacobsen Monday traded his
residence property in West Audubon
Ito Wallace Bolton. In the trade. Mr..
Jacobsen received an unimproved
eighty acre farm in Touglas town
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J. w. Crawford. who visited here
with his sister, Mrs. ]. l.. Rippey, and
husband, left this morning for Car
son to visit Merrill Rippey and wife.
Mr.. Crawfords home is at Saltwater,
Oklahoma.
DR.. H. G. Rogers was in Manning
Friday attending a meeting of rhe
Veterinarians of four counties to take
up the matter of vaccination of hog
cholera, and to confer with the gov
eminent representative.
Yesterday morning, while playing
with an air gun, Holgar Rasmussen,
SON of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Rasmus-
sen, was accidentally shot in the arm
by one of his playmates. The wound
caused is not a serious one.
The casing of the deep we'll is be-
ing removed, and it will be several
days before the pump can be used. To
avoid shortage of water the people
of Audubon should be as economical
as possible in the use of the city
water.
The casing of the city well was
taken up yesterday, and tn ecit was
without water until the repairs were
made. About two weeks ago, it was
necessary to take up the casing to
put new leather on the bucket. Dur
ing the past year, the new pump has
Given good service.
Miss Minnie Burr departed yester-
day morning for visit with relatives
and friends at Grinnell and Oxford,
following which she goes to Chicago
to enter the wholesale millinery house
to make her purchase for fall millin-
|ery, and to become conversant with
the prevailing styles.
Mrs. David Brown, and daughter
in-law, Mrs. Chas. Brown, and child
rem of Window, Minnesota, who visit
ed here few days at the G.. w. Pres
ton home, left Tuesday for Des Moin-
|es and Newton to visit relatives and
friends. The former is the mother of
the late Mrs Don preston