Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-08-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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Extra with Miss Mary Marietta, re-
turned to her home at Fort Dodge
Tuesday. Miss Marietta accompan-
led her for short visit.
Mrs. Harley Boyer, who has been
a patient at the Lutheran hospital in
Des Moines, having undergone a sur
gical operation, returned Saturday.
She was accompanied by Mrs. Lydia
Chandler and her sister, Miss Helen
Randolph.
H. A. Lloyd returned Saturday,
after spending a three weeks vaca-
ton on the Iowa river near Eldora.
Mr.. Lloyd, who is Mr.. Best's tailor,
in company with number of tailors
opened up camp, and enjoyed real
outing.
Miss Harriet Bilharz, who has
been at Los Angeles, California, Wis
| iting her father, Emil Bilharz, and
wife, returned Sunday to resume her
duties in the Farmers State Bank.
She reports a very enjoyable visit
and vacation trip.
Chas. l.. Church who has been en-
ployed by John Campbell at his farm
seven miles northeast of town, left
the last of the week for Sherbon,
Mimi, where he expected to secure
employment until fall when he in
tends to return here.
Mrs. George Everts and mother
Mrs. Mary Bowman, who have been
absent eight weeks enjoying visit
with relatives at Island Pond, YER
mont, and vicinity, returned Thurs
a InIa To hnf fnR aAN
home, and il was forty years since
Mrs. Everts had visited there.
Robert Ocheltree, of Bayard was
in the city a couple of days the last
of the week visiting friends. He went
from here to Des Moines where he
expected to be the guest of relatives
a short time before going to Mime
apolis, where he has accepted a per-
manent position.
Rev. Knoll was called to Alta Mon
day to preach the funeral sermon for
a former member of his congregation
there. Rev. Knoll started via auto
to Atlantic early Sunday morning,
but got lost near Brayton, and being
unable to arouse anyone returned to
Audubon.
Mrs. A. T. Barnhart, who visited
here with Mrs. ]. c. Burkey, and 9TH
er friends, left Monday for Sac City
and Milford to visit friends a few
days before returning to her home
at FIT. Collins, Colorado. 1t is eleven
Years ago since Mr.. and Mrs. Barn
hart moved from Audubon county.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Id. Baker at Los Angeles, Calf, July
10th. Mrs. Baker is the daughter
of o. L. Lane of this city, and of
course Lutte is as happy and proud as
a prince. Miss Rem Lane, who has
been in California over year is now
with her sister, but expects soon to
return to Audubon.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. s. Watts, and
Frank Bagley left Saturday in the
formers car for Minneapolis, and
other northern points. They were
joined at Plover by Charles Watts
and wife. They expect to spend con-
siderable time among the lakes of
Minnesota, and other points of inter-
| est.
A. C. Ross returned Sunday from
Fargo, North Dakota, where he had
been several months experimenting
the erection of a new residence on his
farm. He states that crop conditions
were excellent there. Enroute home
he visited day at Usage. His niece,
|Gwendolyn Carey, who is attending
summer school at Oberlin College
will arrive Friday for visit with him
and friends.
Evans Marquesen, proprietor Of
THE Big Store" has been consider
ably under the weather the past few
months suffering from kidney trouble.
He has not been obliged to give up
his work at the store entirely, but
I feels that unless he does something,
to improve his condition, he may have
to quit work for while. He hopes
to arrange his affairs soon so that he
can take a months treatment at the
mineral springs at Colfax.