Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-07-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. j. 3. Dennis went to Atlantic
yesterday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Cummings.
Rev. G. B. Christensen went to
Blair, Nebraska, Tuesday on business
pertaining to the college there.
Levi Kopp left Tuesday noon for
a visit near Creston with his nephews
j. s. Kopp and viii Goembel and
families.
Harold Brown of Sac City came
Sunday to visit his aunt, Mrs. John
Reinemund and family, and numer-
Gus friends.
Chris Bauer, and son, VIM. Bauer,
of near Ross, left yesterday morning
for Des Moines to attend to some
business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz of Carroll, and
son and daughter of Omaha, came
Monday night for short visit at the
NJ o. Kingsbury home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Miller, who
have been guests at the w. w.
Weston home, left for their home in
Joliet, Illinois, Monday.
Mrs Noble of Ames, who has been
assisting at the Miles Gardner home
in Greeley township, returned to her
home in Ames Tuesday.
Mrs. Laura Delahoyde went to Ex-
ira Sunday to visit her son, VIM.
Delahoyde, of Lusk, Wyoming, who
was there for short stay.
| Bertel Wonsmos left Monday for
Toledo and Deep River to attend
the celebrations at those places, and
to make landscape paintings.
Mrs. Harry Phillips and children
went to Guthrie Center Sunday to
visit her parents. Mr.. Phillips ac-
companied them, returning Monday.
! G. C. Carter received a visit Sun
day from his father and brother, ].
III. Carter and Gordon Carter, of Wau-
kee. They made the trip via auto.
Geo. Greggerson of Extra, who has
been employed in the creamery there
passed through Audubon Tuesday on
his way to Duluth, Minnesota, where
he will work in a creamery.
For the next ten days We will sell
Flake White soap for $3.50 for 100
bars, All soaps are higher, buy a
box before it gets out of sight. Rem
file & Reed. Audubon, Iowa.
The Busy Bee Club was entertained
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. j. b. Kevan, at which time
some fancy embroidery work was
done, and light refreshments served.
Excavating for the new modern
home to be erected by Mrs. Lois G.
Ashby was commenced Monday and
when completed will be ore of the
many elegant residences in Audubon.
/ have one of the best so acre
farms in the county for sale at $145.
an acre. Good fair improvements,
and well located. This is snap IL
taken soon. Easy terms. ]. M. Rem
file, Audubon, Iowa.
Mrs. Holgan Andersen returned
from Cedar Rapids Sunday, having
sen and family. Mrs. Erhardt Ander-
sen and two children accompanied
her here Sunday for visit.
Mrs. Arthur Lamb and child Of
Houston, Tex, arrived here the last
of the week for visit with rela-
tives. Mr. Lamb is expected later
and they may decide to make Audi
bon their home again.
On my list of town property for
sale this week. is a most new, all
modern, z room cottage, close in.
a very desirable location. 1t will suit
you if you see it. The price is right.
j. M. Renftle. Audubon.
Frank Wilson went to Lake Oko-
boil Tuesday to get Mrs. r. F. Childs
and son, Edward, driving the car for
them. Mrs. Prick, who accompanied
them to the resort Thursday remain
ed for a longer visit with her hus-
band.
George Kellogg and John Melka
went to Omaha Monday evening for
a short visit. Returning, they will
Visit at Woodbine with Mr.. Kellogg's
mother. Theodore Kellogg, who has
been visiting at Woodbine, will return
with them.
The City officials were busy Sat
urday night warning automobiles
to obey the law, by keeping their
lights lit and to cut out speeding. Too
lmany have been disobeyipg the laws
and hereafter when caught doing so
will be arrested and fined.
Over 200 people were present at
the barn dance given last Friday
evening in the new circular barn,
Ierected by Tom Campbell in Melville
township. All present had most en-
ljoyable time. Music was furnished
by the Coon Rapids orchestra.
Peter Jensen, his SON Eddie. and
daughter, Lillian, accompanied by
DIR. Daniel Franklin went to Omaha
Friday where an X Ray examination
will be taken of the wound Lillian
received at the time of the auto ac-
cident in Council Bluffs recently.
The vicinity of Gray, the north
Iof Melville townhip, and vicinity were
visited with a nice rain Tuesday night
I still have for sale about three
Thousand second hand brick all clean
ed ready for use, If taken this week,
$3.50 per thousand. See Renftle &
Reed. Audubon.
]. F. Baker of Atlantic, passed
Through Audubon Tuesday, being on
his way to washington, South Dakota
to visit his son, who Is sick In a
hospital. Mr.. Baker is an old soldier
land informed us that he was the only
|surviving officer of Gen. Logan's
lstaff.
Rev. Louis Watson Of Earlham,
accompanied by his sister. Miss Bes-
sic Watson, who is the domestic
lscience teacher in the Knoxville
schools, and who has been visiting
her brother at Earlham, came Tues
lday to be present at the marriage of
their sister, Miss Ruth Watson.
| C. G. Harris, who recently sold his
automobile business at Hurdsfielu,
IN D., and was here for visit with
his wife and child at the De-. Brooks
home, left Monday for Des Moines,
where he has accepted good posi-
ition with an automobile firm and
Il Whara thax. will maka fhair fufur0