Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-07-01
: LOCAL AND PERSONAL I.

Audubon VS. Elk Horn, Sunday,
July 4th.
Ed F. Johnson and F. H. Adams
are in Des Moines this week where
they are taking part in the state
golf tournament.
Miss Helen Carr came from Iowa
City the latter part of the week for a
fortnight's visit with relatives and is
a guest at the Jay Eddy home.
Glenn McCaryille and Leo Weeks
left last night for Chicago, where
they went to drive back two new
Dodge cars for the local dealer, A.
E. Beason.
The Misses Nora and May Munt
left yesterday Afternoon for Colorado
Springs, Colo, where they will make
an extended visit during the hot
summer months.
J. L. Fiscus who has been in Des
Moines looking after business mat
tiers for week or ten days in connec-
tion with his patent, returned home
yesterday afternoon.
Arthur Schrader resigned his po-
sition at the Johnston garage last
Saturday evening and on Monday be-
gan working for A. E. Beason who
has rented the Phelps garage for re-
pair work.
j. H. Carter and daughter Kath-
ryn and Mr.. and Mrs. John Carter
of Waukee, were in the city Sunday
visiting at the home of their son and
brother, G.. C. Carter and family.
Dave Hart was a passenger to
Omaha this morning wher he went
to talk with the Updike Grain Co.
manager with reference to accepting
of their managers.
Mrs. Charley Jones and children,
will leave tomorrow for visit with
relatives at Bonneville, Iowa. Her
daughter Ruby went to that place
Tuesday and Charley will join them
there next week for an extended
visit.
H. c. Hansen and daughters
Anna and Ruth of Ringstead, Iowa,
were over Sunday visitors at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Nick
Jensen and family. They came ov-
erland on Thursday and remained
until Monday afternoon.
Workmen are getting along nicely
with work on the Arlington hotel
building which James Law is remod-
cling. He hopes to have the build
ing ready for occupancy by the mid
die of August. We understand out
side parties have the building rent
ed.
John Butterton returned the last
Of the week from Lethbridge, Can
ada, where he spent couple of
weeks with w. C. Sheets who is re-
covering from fractured leg at one
of the hospitals. Mr.. Sheets is do
ing very nicely and hopes soon to be
able to leave the hospital.
Mrs. w. w. Smith left this morn
ing for Silver City, New Mexico.
where she will spend a few weeks at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Salo
Shutz. Enroute she will stop at
Denver for short visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Joe H. Ross and family,
former Audubon residents.
Thomas Clark, who has been at
Baxter the past several weeks as
sisting his brother, who is operating
a drug store, returned to Audubon
yesterday afternoon. He will re-
main here a short time and will in
all probability return to Baxter after
his visit here.
M. C.. Bridenstine, foreman at the
Audubon Clay Products Co. plant,
left this morning for Iowa City
where he will spend week. Mr..
Bridenstine is getting the plant in
running order and lit will not be long
until tsome of the finished product
will be on the market.
Mrs. Henry Turner and daughter
Bessie who left last week for Doug
las. Wyo., write that they landed at
their destination in safety and found
Clarence and Floyd enjoying the
best of health. They will remain
until about the first of September
when Mr.. Turner will join them to
accompany them on the homeward
trip.
Andy Hansen received bad cut
in his right hand yesterday after
noon when he stumbled and fell on
sharp Ratchet He was working
on a new garage for George Carter.
The wound will compel him to lay
off for a while This morning he
left for FIT. Logan, Colo, where he
will visit his younger brother who is
located there.
B. r. CASTOR returned yesterday
from an over Sunday visit with his
wife and daughter, Mrs. Clarence
Craney at Omaha. Twin boys were
born at the Craney home Friday
night and Grandpa CASTOR couldn't
stay home after he heard the news.
He reports the family getting along
nicely. Mrs. CASTOR remained for
a longer visit.
Niels Buckholdt who left here the
middle of January for his old home
in Denmark returned to Audubon the
latter part of the week. He visit
ed his parents in his native land, but
came back to the United States, Tor
he says he prefers this country TO
any other country on earth. He
will in all probability remain here
for the summer.
A scout from one of the Western
League base ball teams was in Au-
dubon last Sunday watching our
team play Adair. While he did not
make it known whether he would
recommend any of the players for
try-out, he said there was some
good material here. He may de-
eide to come again and take another
slant at the home team.
The Park Hotel building has been
remodeled during the past two
weeks and is being made ready for
occupancy by the postoffice. The
worhmen have the building COM
pleted and as soon as the department
issues the order the equipment will
be moved. The order may be re-
ceived any day, and If possible the
moving will be done on Saturday ev-
ening.
Mr. land Mrs Glen Simcox and