Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-01-08

AlUert rdleIS was. gaming Oh lrleuuS
in Manning Monday.
F. o. Nikliison was business visitor
in Atlantic Friday and Saturday.
Chas Zion returned Monday from a
visit with his family in Humboldt.
For Sale OF Rent, Ten acre tract with
good buildings. John Davis. 52-tf
o. l.. Lane was business caller in
Des Moines the fore part of the week.
Miss Edith Lane went to Atlantic
Sunday for a few days visit with friends
Miss Maggie Gerber went to Carroll
Monday for few days visit with rela-
tives.
Earl Mason returned to Des Moines
Sunday to resume his studies in the c.
G. G. G.
L. Reese returned to his school work
at Iowa City Monday, after visit with
his parents
VIM. Hunt departed Sunday for an
extended visit at Plattsville, Wis,
with relatives.
DIR. J. X. Donaldson, who was on a
visit at Manchester with his parents,
came home Monday.
Mrs. f. Drury returned home Sunday
from few days visit with her aunt,
Mrs. Struthers in Omaha.
Mrs. A. G. Shade came from Council
Bluffs Friday evening for visit at the
parental, John Freese home.
Mrs. Simon Hansen and Miss Ruth
Watson returned home Sunday neon
from friendly visit in Omaha.
p. G. Jensen and Hans Madsen de-
parted Monday for Blair. Neb., where
they attend the Danish College.
Miss Hazel Kellogg, who was here
for visit with home folks, returned to
her studies at Iowa City Monday.
Miss Thelma Spencer returned home
Saturday from visit with her uncles,
Earnest and Ernie Kibby in Perry.
w. r. Smith returned to his Carroll
home Monday. He came to spend New
Years with Fred Searls ami family.
Mrs. Henry Gust was passenger TO
Clarinda Sunday to see her husband,
who is a patient there and is improving.
Carl Dahl, wife and child who were
guests at the Peter Bareutsen home
over New Years, returned to Brayton,
Friday.
Miss Lizzie and Flora Crane, who
where here on visit at the Sam Crane
home, left for their home in Council
Bluffs Friday.
Mrs. Jas. Chandler went to Extra
Saturday evening to attend the Joint
Installation of the Masonic Blue Lodge
and Eastern Star
Miss Olive Kopp went to Des Moines
Sunday where she attends Drake Uni
versity, after pleasant vacation visit
here with her parents.
Geo. Kibby and daughter, Miss
Florence, who visited in Perry with
his sons, Ernie and Earnest, returned
to Audubon Saturday evening.
Geo. Corl and family. of Extra were
in Audubon Monday on their way to
Boone and Churdan to visit with their
relatives and friends for a fortnight
Landsman dersom Elders Liam or
Udlobet paa Elders Land. da kan ieg
tornye samme for Elder paa code
Vilkaar. L. III. Jacobsen, Audubon,
Iowa. 52-tf
Mrs. w. II Hoyman was in Audubon
Friday on her way home TO Extra from
Marble Rock, where she went to enjoy
the holidays, with her father, II. W.
Merrick
Miss Eva Luse, a member of the
faculty at Cedar Falls returned to her
duties Monday after pleasant visit in
Audubon with her parents, s. Nj. Luse
and wife.
Henry Rossow and wife following a
visit in Audubon with her parents
John Zaiger and wife and other rela.
tives, returned to their home at Lohr-
vile, Monday.
Plans were filed in New York City
Dec. 3lst for the erection of the tallest
building in the world. II will be 1896
feet or 81 stories high and will cost
over $i2,000,00O.
Lorenzo Brooks, who was here ON a
visit with his sister, Dr. Carrie Wood
and husband, and other friends, return
ed to Iowa City Sunday where he is
studying dentistry.
Mrs Elmer Johnson and children left
Monday for Atlantic to join her husband
and make it their future home Anna
Carper accompanied her for a visit and
to help her get Strengthened out.
Miss Goldie Cozine, following two
weeks visit in Audubon with her par
L.. A..
University at Des Moines where she
finishes her course in Liberal Art this
term.