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

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Fred Sievers was business visitor in
Atlantic yesterday.
G. M. Shelley was passenger to At
lantic on business Monday
Fred Bartlett was in Casey this week
looking after his farm interests
G. s. Christensen went to Underwood
Tuesday on business and to visit.
Mrs Marshall Smith, of Extra was a
friendly visitor in Audubon Tuesday.
There are large number of sick cases
in Audubon and vicinity, several of
which are critical.
Levi Kopp and Thos Rutherford, Jr,
were business visitors in Des Monies
the first of the week.
Holger Andersen and wife of Extra
were over Sunday visitors with Neal
Barentsen and family.
Clark Arnold went to Atlantic yester-
day on friendly visit and to look after
important business matters
Mrs. A. A. Davis went to Bussey, Ia,
where she was called on account of the
death of her sister, Mrs. VIM. Frye.
Merrill Clark. of Milestone, Can,
arrived in Audubon Friday for a visit
with his aunt, Mrs. Ed. Bilharz and
family.
q. w. Hoover went to Omaha yester-
day to purchase a new supply of furni-
ture and rugs for his ever increasing
business.
DIR. Royal, of Des Moines was called
in consultation with Dr. Fulton in the
case of the serious illness of Miss Mabel
Graham.
Mrs. w. G. Collision came from Win
terset Saturday for visit of several
days with her cousin, Mrs. j. r. Rest
and family.
Ed. Frick, who visited with his fam
lily in Audubon during and since the
holidays, returned to his Spirit Lake
home Tuesday.
A. j. Hunt, who spent several weeks
at his boyhood home in Plattsville, Wis
with relatives and old time friends, ar.
rived home yesterday.
J. K. Baker arrived home Tuesday
! from a visit of several weeks duration
in Nebraska and Kansas with relatives
and old time friends.
Geo. Hempel, of Atlantic was in Au-
dubon Monday looking after improve
nents on his farm, near Larland, for
merly the Brown Ranch.
Mesdames David and w. J. Hope OF
| Atlantic come to Audubon Tuesday for
a few days visit with their sister, Mrs.
John Cozine and husband.
from Atlantic Tuesday to visit his par
ents and be with his mother, who has
been i'll the past four months.
Manuel Lansman and Fred Andersen
returned to college in Des Moines Mon
day, after visit with the formers par
ents, Chris Lansman and wife.
Hutchinson Grain o.. have men here
this week from Harlan installing a new
i 10Th. P, Nelson engine at their elevator,
with which TO run the machinery,
/ Don't fail to see the latest Partisan
creations worn by Miss. Alice Southern
in 1.-THE Maid and the Minister. /" At the
Opera House, Thursday Jan. 22nd.
Mrs. Mahlan Boyd and Miss Edna
johnson were called to St Charles on
Tuesday, because of the serious illness
of the former brother, Oscar Poulsoii.
John Egan and wife returned home
| 0maba and other cities where thev
nave haan an;oy;ng ! v;s;t with rala.
t;uas ard fr;ands
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Miss Ella Nielsen, after q pleasant vis-
IT here with her FRIEND, Miss Ame1ia
aa,ns,ton Naif T,,as,iav Miss a ndsr'
a., a,sor,nan;aa barsas Sar a. AtIant;c
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l.. Il. Bryan, who visited here with his
sister, Mrs, Il q. Rice, returned to his
home in Bayard Tuesday. He has sold
his farm near Bayard and purchased q
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DIR. Becker, OF Atlantic was called
Tuesday in consultation with DIR. Childs
in the case OF Elowene, the young dangh
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs Dick Owen. Their
son is also quite III, being confined to
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Rev. Z. J. Long. who is holding re
vival meetings at the Evangelical church
went to Des Moines Saturday, to fill his
pulpit Sunday. He returned to Audi
bon Monday to continue the meetings,
which have been very successful.
A miscellaneous shower was given at
the Allen Ditto home In the country
Monday night in honor OF Miss Margaret
Egan who was married to Aug. Dutler
yesterday. She received many usefull
articles for one contemplating matri-
mony.
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