Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-02-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

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J. z. Wright returned Friday from a
business visit at Perry.
Ruben Mertz of Sioux City came Fri
day for visit with relatives.
John Davis went to Menlo Friday to
visit his daughter, Mrs. Earhart.
Mrs Walter Hansen and child went
to Harlan Saturday to visit friends.
Chas. Zion returned Monday from a
visit with home folks at Humboldt.
Frank Kaufman went to Manning
Saturday returning on the evening train.
Mrs. John Ward and daughter Helen
went to Des Moines Friday on friend
ly visit.
w. D. and Myrtle Graves went to
Omaha Friday on business and to visit
| relatives.
NJ. T. Foley and Dick Northup were
business visitors in Atlantic the first of
the week.
Mrs. Howard Kittell went to Harlan
Monday to visit her parents. Z. j. Han
sen and wife.
Hi. Mendenhall departed Thursday
for Chicago on business and returned
home Saturday.
DR.. Donaldson went to Atlantic Fri
day night to meet friend who was
passing through.
F. o. Niklason returned from Har-
Ian Saturday, where he spent few
days on business.
Mrs. Frank Harmon came from Min
go Friday to visit her parents, G. II.
Priestley and wife.
Mrs. j. J. Henricksen and son Carl
went to Omaha Monday on business
and to visit relatives.
Bert Freeman and sister Miss Ethel
went to Atlantic Friday to visit their
brother John and family.
Mrs. H. w. Stearns will entertain the
Bethel Ladies Aid Friday Feb. 10 at
$3.50. The men are invited.
Mrs. John Griffith returned home
last week from Kansas and Nebraska,
where she visited with relatives.
Misses Kathryn and Marguerite Foley
went to Atlantic Friday to visit their
sister, Mrs. P. A. Casey and family.
For Sale-5O Buff Orphington Cocker
els they are nice lot. Emil Haeh-
niger, Route l, Audubon, la. 529d
Fred Dreher, living one and half
miles east of Gray claims Wednesday,
Feb. 25th as his date of public sale, "a.
MesdamestJ. and F. Welsh, who were
here to attend the John Welsh sale and
visit relatives, returned to Guthrie Cen
ter Friday.
Miss Catherine Creamer, one of the
speakers at the Community Institute
here last week left Saturday evening
for Iowa City.
DR.. Brooks arrived home Friday from
Rochester, Minn.r and other points,
where he was on professional business
for two weeks.
s. S. Wilson, who spent a week at
Marengo visiting his brother Fred and
looking after business matters, returned
home Saturday. ....
Frank Carper OF Winner, S. D., who
was called here on account of the
death of his father, departed for his
home Saturday.
Guy Griffith returned to his home at
Waterloo Thursday, following visit
here with relatives, Carlos Hollenbeck
accompanied him home.
Miss Alice Gilchrist returned to her
home at Omaha Saturday. She was
here reporting the Community Institute
for an independent enterprise.
The weather of Saturday and Sunday
showed Audubon people what real cold
weather was. The thermometer register
ed IL and Is degrees below zero.
Will Moore and wife left for Iowa
City Saturday, where they will make
their home Her brother, Theo. Peter
sen accompanied them for visit.
Miss Lille Tate, following pleasant
three weeks visit with her cousin, Hank
Lloyd and family east of town, return
ed to her home at Casey Monday,
Mesdames Carr and Harmon went to
Omaha Sunday, the former to meet
Mrs. Kline and purchase millinery
goods the latter to consult specialist
Yves Donaldson and wife came from
Carroll Saturday for visit with her
parents, Ed. Young and wife southeast
of town. They intend to move from
Carroll to Extra where Yves will work
at the Hansen garage