Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-12-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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Homemade horse radish and bulk
sauerkraut at McCorts.
Maurice Taggart came from Des
Moines this afternoon, where he has
been visiting
Miss Kathryn Foley, who has been
visiting at Des Moines, Ames and At
lantic, came home this afternoon.
Miss Harriet Bilharz and Mrs. w.
| W. Waldron, left this morning for a
few days visit with friends in Omaha.
j. j. Quinby, of Des Moines, who
visited his parents in this city over
Sunday, returned to his home this
morning.
Mrs. John Wagner and daughter,
Grace, left for Chicago this morning,
where they will consult a specialist
concerning Grace.
| Mrs. Langworthy, who has been
visiting friends at Lewis, came yester-
day noon for visit at the home of
Mrs. DR.. Brooks for 81 few days.
e. S. Van Gorder and family go to
Des Moines soon to spend the holiday
season at the parental Getchel home
where they will enjoy weeks visit.
Mrs. Herman Reinemund departed
this morning for Grand Junction, be-
| ing called there on account of the ill
ness of her grandmother, Mrs. D..
Belangee.
Henry Leach, who returned from
Canada last week left this morning
for Omaha to attend the Implement
dealers Convention, which will be in
session three days this week.
Frank Johnson, of the firm Of
Johnson & Buck, is in Omaha this
week attending the implement deal
ers convention and purchasing the
stock of implements for next sp1ng.
The Allison Relief Corps No. 3S,
will hold meeting at the X. p. hall
on Thursday December 21st. at two
O'Clock sharp. Some important mat
ters are to be presented for consider
alton and full attendance is looked
for.
Miss Hershey, the lady who address
sed the members of the Womans Club
at special session yesterday after
in Des Moines. While in the city she
was a guest at the home of Mrs. F..
s. Watts.
The young folks of the vicinity
have been enjoying "box parties" at
the Crescent theatre during the past
week or ten days. Each evening some
one entertains coterie of friends at
this beautiful new place of, amuse-
ment and this innovation is proving to
be quite popular.
If you want good high priced
talking machine for Christmas, one
that will play all makes of records,
see the Superba, the very best ma
chine on the market. We are making
a special price on 1t for the Christmas
trade. Better see us at once. A.C.
Harmon, Furniture Dealer.
The revival meetings that have
been in progress at the Ross Evangel-
ical church the past three weeks, were
brought to close on Sunday evening
of this week. The pastor, Rev. A. f.
Bogen, informs us that much interest
was manifested throughout the meet
ings and that much good had been ac-
complished.
The Domestic Science Department
of the Columbian Club will meet with
Mrs. DR.. Fulton on Tuesday afternoon
of next week. This department has
been enjoying some splendid meetings
since the beginning of the new club
year and the meeting next Tuesday
will no doubt be equally as interest
ing as any that have been held thus
far.
Miss Lena Alt has accepted a posi-
ton as local reporter for the Audi
bon Republican. We hope the read
ers of the paper and the citizens in
general will accord her the courtesy
of giving her the news which she will
appreciate. Miss Alt Is a graduate
of the Audubon high school and is in
every way qualified to fill the posi-
ton with credit.
l.. d. Phelps, former business
man in Audubon, who is now making
his home in Milton, Vermont, is ex-
pected to arrive in the city the latter
part of the week for visit with his
two daughters now in Audubon. At
present he is a CUES, at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Chas. Watts at
Plover, Iowa, and will make his stop
in Audubon while enroute to Chicago
where he will spend Christmas.
Martinsen's garage is being en-
larged in order to accommodate the
increase in business. A % foot addi-
ton was built last month, and next
week force of men will be engaged
excavating for a basement under the
entire building. With all this addi-
tional room Mr.. Martinsen says he
will have only the floor space that he
needs for immediate use. The next
step will be a second story IL business
conditions continue to improve.
The Crescent theatre was a verit-
able been hive Tuesday evening when
the special feature was presented. The
house was packed at the first show
in the evening, but on account of the
extreme cold weather, the attendance
at the second show was light. The
management, however, is to be con-
graduated for bringing to Audubon
such splendid features. Pavlowa in
THE Dumb Girl of Portici" was all
that the advance press notices claimed
for her