Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-01-15

Mrs. Chss Ping left Monday for Des
Moines TO visit her brother, Buckner
Riersen. She will also visit sister at
Marengo while away.
Theo +. Mantz of Des Monies and
Alferd Mantz of Kimballton, came Sat
urday to attend the family reunion al
the parental s. l.. Mantz. home
Geo. Corl and family were in Audu
bon Monday ontheir way home to Extra,
following a pleasant visit with their
relatives at Boone and Churdan.
Miss Elizabeth Smith. who visited in
Audubon couple of weeks with her
uncle, Martin Smith and wife, returned
TO her home az Red Oah Monday.
w. Calvert returned to Audubon Fri
day from a several days trip on the road,
having secured several orders for the
ID. M. Deem marble works while away.
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Mr.. and Mrs. q. w, Preston returned
Sunday noon from Grinnell, where they
went TO attend the funeral of his uncle,
s. j. Preston and remained for a few
days visit.
q. W. Knox and wife, of Ramona, S.
! D., VINO visited in Extra and this vicin-
ity, left Friday for Dayto Ia, to visit
with other relatives before returning TO
their home.
III. III. Buck returned home Friday
| from Greeley, La. While there he pur-
chased an imported Percheron stallion,
which he will have shipped to Audi
bon in the near future.
Misses Edith Lidd of Shenandoah and
Miss Helen Ward went to Omaha Mon
day where they will make arrangements
at Mercy Hospital to take course m
the training department
Win Alvey and wife of Adair and
Aug. Alvey of Davenport were visiting
few days with their brother, Fred
Alvey and family southeast of Audubon
returning to their homes Monday.
Mrs. S. Rempp and nephew, Harold
Moore, of Montezuma have been enjoy
ing several weeks visit at Gray with
her sister, Mrs. s. G. Higgins and in
Hamlin with her nephews, Chas and
Jesse Higgins.
Will Coyne went to Des Moines Satur
day to see his wife who in recovering
nicely from an operation she underwent
in the Mercy Hospital last Saturday
week He returned home Monday and
reports his wife as getting along very
nicely.
| Thorvold Jensen and wife arrived in
Audubon Friday evening from Fremont,
Neb. for visit with relatives and may
decide to make Audubon their home.
Mrs. Jensen will be remembered here
as Miss Esther Petersen and was en-
ployed at the Bilharz g. Son store for
several years.
Nick Ottesen. employed by johnson
81 Buck had the misfortune to injure
himself quite severely Saturday while
| cranking his machiLe The engine
back fired, fracturing the bones in his
right wrist, necessitating forced lay
off, the only kind that Nick will take,
for several days.
Charles Butler came from Des Moines
last week for few days visit with his
sister inlaw, Mrs. s. Musson and daugk-
ter Miss Susie. Mr.. Butler formerly
lived at Murdo, s. d.. but has moved
to Des Moipes to which place he went
Friday noon.
Mrs. A. Ferguson went to Manning
Monday to see her sister, Mrs. j. V.
Hunter who has been i'll for several
months. The many friends here of Mrs.
Hunter will be pleased to know that
she is recovering nicely and able to sit
up little each day.
Simon Foley and his sister, Miss Eliz
abeth went to Dexter Thursday even
ing, being called there because of the
death OF their cousin. Rob't. Repass
who died that morning. His father
now dead, was County Supt. of schools
in this county at one time.