Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-12-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

week.
Ed. Finch, who spent few days
here on business, returned to Stuart
Sunday noon.
The Misses Ruth and Frank Ander-
son were friendly visitors in Allan
tic Saturday.
Ole Beck went to Blair, Neb., Sat
urday where he will attend Dana
college during the winter.
Miss Gladys Wedemeyer went to
Adair last of the week to visit her
sister, Mrs. e. A. Hickman.
Joe II. Ross came home Monday
morning from a weeks visit with
his relatives at Cedar Rapids.
Miss Clarice Oelke spent Thanks
giving at Omaha with her sister,
Miss Alma and brother Bodo.
N. Larson left Monday morning
for Blair, Neb., where he will attend
Dana college the coming winter.
Mrs. j. M. j. Jennings and two
daughters came Saturday from Car
roll to attend to business affairs.
A card party and dance was held
last Friday night at the Catholic
school hall and good time enjoyed.
Rev. G. b. Christensen went to
Coulter, Iowa, Friday to attend to
business pertaining to church af-
fairs.
M. H. Cameron and family depart
ed Saturday evening to visit at Burr,
Oak, Kan, with their numerous rel
atives.
Clint Stemm and family went to
Menlo last Thursday to visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Stemm.
Mrs. r. l.. Hoffman went to Car
son Saturday morning for visit
with her friends, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Rippey.
Misses Kathryn and Agnes Ker-
win came down from Carroll Friday
to visit at the home of their brother
j. E. Kerwin.
Iva Leffingwell was in Audubon
Saturday on his way from Extra to
Harlan to work in the meat market
of Mr.. Kreuger.
Carl Johnson, wife and baby, and
Mrs. Kate Sheets of Harlan spent
Thanksgiving in Audubon with the
Roy Prather family.
The r. l.. Herbert family were
week end visitors at Atlantic with his
mother, Mrs. j. K. Herbert, going
down on Thursday morning
Miss Edna Detwiler returned Sat
urday morning to Atlantic, after a
weeks visit here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Detwiler.
Roy Riggs returned to his home
at Bayard Saturday morning, follow
ing few days visit here with his
brother, Leo Riggs and family.
Mrs. II. G. Rice and daughter,
Mrs. H. o. Stanley and child left
the last of the week for Des Moines
to visit Mrs. Pattie Stevens, a sister
of Mrs. Rice.
E. c. Ford came from Garner,
Saturday to join his wife for an over
Sunday visit at the parental w. Fl.
Simcox home. They both returned
to Garner Monday.
Supt. F. w. Johansen and wife re-
ceived a visit Thanksgiving day
from his sister, Miss Emma, who is
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She returned to her school duties
Friday evening.
Grandma Caldwell celebrated hel
Saith birthday last Friday by stay
ing in bed all day. She was suffer
ing with a severe cold and the doc
tor ordered her to remain in bed
which grated on her nerves very
much.
Bert Freeman and wife came
from Carroll Thursday and will
make their home with his brother
ID. l.. Freeman, for the present.
They have been making their home
at Carroll, where they were mar
ried few months ago.
Mrs. Meta Schmidt, daughter Til
da, son Fodder and wife and the
Geo. Mantz family have returned
from Lorah, where they visited the
G. l.. Hansen family Mrs. Mary
Petersen, a sister of Mrs. Schmidt,
accompanied them.
Mrs. J.B. Kevan entertained sew
eral friends at their home Saturday
evening in honor of her husbands
51st birthday anniversary. A sump-
tuous supper was enjoyed after which
the time was passed in social games
and visitation.
l. ID. Stuart and son r. r. Stuart
Of Hampton, who came to spend
Thanksgiving with their daughter
and sister. Mrs. Louis Bagley and
husband left Friday for Des Moines
on business. Mrs. Stuart remained
here for a more extensive visit.
Mrs. Catherine Campbell went to
Harlan Monday evening to visit her
daughter, Mrs. A. /. Metcalf and fam
lily. Her son Andrew of Belgrade,
Mimi, who was here for a visit ac-
companied her for few days visit
after which he returns to his home.
Joe Kopp and daughter, Miss Flor
ence have returned from a pleasant
visit at Glidden with their son and
brother, s. j. Kopp and family. Miss
Olive Kopp, who teaches school at
Avoca, was also there for visit,
coming to Audubon Friday evening
to visit her parents.
V. b. Mayberry and wife of Allan
tic were Monday visitors in Audubon
with Mr.. and Mrs. f. C. Miller on
their way home from a visit at Mann
ing with his brother, A. l.. Mayberry
and family. Their son, ]. Mayberry
and wife stopped off at Gray for a
visit with All Miller.
The Inspirational Teachers Insti-
tute, the first to be held under the
new law will be held today, Friday
and possibly Saturday at the High
School building. All schools in the
county will be closed during the in
stitute and all teachers are expected
to attend. For further particulars
see article on front page of last
weeks Republican.
Last Thursday night while al