Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-03-27

LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


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Mrs. Mary Shallow, was a passenger
to Atlantic, today.
MAIDS Petersen went to Manning to
nay to visit friends
H. J. Mantz was business passen
ger to Manning to day.
Congressman w. r. Green arrived
from Council Bluffs yesterday.
Chas. Bagley, returned yesterday
from an out of town business trip.
Mary Kerwin arrived from Carroll
today to visit relatives and friends.
"irenus Jensen. went to Harlan, yes.
terday to visit relatives and friends.
Blair Rice arrived from Ames Tues
day to visit several days with his
parents.
Wanted: A good girl to do general
house work at once. Enquire at this
office.
J. K Jensen, went to Omaha, this
morning to see his brother. who is re-
ported injured by the storm
w G. Olson went to Blair, Nebr.,
yesterday TO do some special photo
graph work in that vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs Chris Christensen are
rejoicing over the arrival of boy who
came to their home Monday evening
Mrs Hungerford, nurse of Council
Bluffs, who has been ON the Wilbur
Sampson case, returned home Satur-
day
The sister of Mrs. Walter Hansen,
who has been expected for week from
Denmark arrived safely over the North
western today. ID -n =.
+. L. Finch, retpr.'d Tuesday from
Plattsmouth, Nebr wnrre he has been
caring for his aged mother, who is in a
very critical condition
Miss Lorraine Graham arrived today,
from Ames, where she is student, to
spend her vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. VI. Graham.
| John Butterton received a message
yesterday, from his brother, Matt But
terson, that their eleven year old son
died Tuesday, and would be buried
today.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Farquhar and
daughter, went to Des Moines. today
to visit his nephew, I T. Jones, and
also look after some matters of bust,
ness
Chris Wonsmos, who has been con
fined to his home the past two weeks,
with lntiamatory rheumatism, has re.
covered sufficiently to be down town
today.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones. went to
Carroll yesterday, to attend the wed.
ding of her cousin, harley Ellsworth,
and ISIS Alva Guy, which took place
last evening.
A. M. Fuller went to Omaha, Mon.
day, to see if his two sons had been hurt
in the storm. Yesterday, Mrs Fuller,
received word from their sons stating
they were uninjured.
Thomas Law and nephew, James
Andrews went to Omaha today, to
visit the formers sister, Mrs. Agnes
Andrews, and also view the obstruction
caused by the storm
P S. Stone went to Omaha this
morning to draw plans for the rebuild,
ing of the property owned by the
parents of F. S. Watts, which was des
troyed by the storm last Sandy night.
Nat McFadden, returned from Oska,
loosa, yesterday where he had gone to
visit his brother, James + McFadden,
who is suffering from paralytiC
stroke He reports his brother improv-
ing nicely.
Charlie Watts, went to Omaha, yes.
terday to look after the property of his
grandparents, which was in the path
of the storm and almost totally des-
troyed, Mr.. and Mrs. Watts Sr., of
Omaha, are in California.
Emil Bilharz, entertained eight young
folks at his home, Wednesday after
noon, the occasion being his eighth
birthday. The young folks enjoyed the
afternoon with games and music, fol,
lowed by dainty refreshments.
ma Wilson, who teaches at Ames
came home yesterday, She is just re-
covering from Il light attack of dip
liberia, and will remain here with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilson,
until after the spring vacation. "