Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-09-10
PERSONAL AND LOCAL

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Jas. McNutt of Atlantic transacted
business in Audubon the fore part
the week.
Miss Lucy Lieb went to Sac City
Monday morning to care for her sis
ter, Mrs. Geo. Brown.
Mrs. Harry Evans and son Harry
returned Friday evening from a visit
at Avoca with her husband.
DR.. Soc Of K.'nballton drp,, over
by auto from hin.hallton FriiaY r?e
ming to visit Wiz. DR.. Brooks.
Mrs. Tans Christensen went to At
lantic Friday for an over Sunday
visit with friends and relatives.
Fred Nielsen a former Audubonite
now residing in Dedham was in the
city Saturday visiting friends.
Att. Joe II. Ross was a passenger
to Clinton on the Saturday evening
train to attend to some legal matters.
Cal Mishler. wife and child, went
to Manning Monday morning where
Mrs. Mishler had her eyes treated by
l specialist.
Hank Lloyd and daughter Miss
Blanche, returned Saturday from a
visit at Palmyra, Iowa, and other
iowa points.
Miss Alice Glein returned to her
home at Ottawa. ILL.,, Saturday after
a visit with her aunt Mrs. p. Stanton
and husband.
Mrs. Hannah Lane returned to Aud
ubon Friday from visit at Marshall
town with her sister, and at FIT.
Dodge with her son.
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returned home Monday evening from
a visit with her husbands relatives at
Omaha and Council Bluffs.
Johnnie Freeman following a two
weeks visit in Audubon at the home
of his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. j. Freeman, returned to Atlantic
Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. N. p. Clemmensen
and daughter, Miss Marie, who at
tended the Danish church meetings
in Audubon, returned to West Branch
Monday.
Mrs. w. S. Beymer, who visited at
Wiota with her parents, ID. E. Roe
and wife, and in Audubon with friends
returned to her home at Hornick,
Iowa, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Spencer and
daughter and her sister Miss Flo
renee Kibby, returned Saturday eve-
ming from Perry, where they visited
the Kibby boys.
Mrs. C. A. Dennis, after a five
months visit here with her daughter
Mrs. S. c. Curtis and family, depart
1 ed for her home at FIT. Collins, Colo,
Saturday morning.
R. j. Creveling came from Boone
Monday evening to attend to some
business and visit with old acquaint.
ances. He informs us that he likes his
new home real we'll
Chas. Sunberg and wife went t
! Valley Junction last week to visit hel
sister, Mrs. Gust Dettman and hus
band. They made the trip by auto
returning home Satp ~.
Miss Nellie Cor. on. following g
few weeks pleasant visit here with
and Catherine Clark, left Saturday
for her home in Des Moines.
p A. Rasmussen departs today for
Denver, Colo, as a delegate from
District No. 81 to attend the Frater.
nal Union of America District con.
vention, which will last several days
The thermometers in Audubon reg,
stered "a degrees in the shade last
Saturday afternoon. To some folks Il
seemed like 200, following the COO
weather we enjoyed several days
previous.
j. G. Powers, an erstwhile news
paper man. returned Saturday to his
home at Stuart, after visit at Gray
with his son Earl. His granddaugh
ter, Beulah Powers accompanied him
home.
Fl. Kossenhaschen, who has beer
here on an extended visit with his
sister, Mrs. Henry Rabe and family
near Hamlin and with Fl. G. Rice and
other old time friends in Audubon
departed this week for his home al
Eel Reno, Oklahoma.
Hundreds of children called at the
Prick Drug Store Monday morning
before school and were presented a
lead pencil and cute little tablet by
Miss Daisy Frick. Some grown per.
sons also made it a point to get in
on her benevolent spirit.
Miss Mana Nielsen of Mortified
Mimi, visited in Audubon last week
with her friend. Mrs. Martin Kjer
She departed Friday evening fol
Oaks, Okla, where she is engaged
as instructor in the Danish Lutheran
! Mission school.
Mrs. III. p. A. Andersen and two
sons, who visited here a couple o.
weeks with her husband, the black
smith for Gene johnson, departed
Monday for their home at Blair Neb.
While here one of the little boys ha(
his adnoids removed by loca
physician.
Mrs. Gertrude Nelson of Audubon
received long and interesting lette
Saturday from her sister. Mrs. Allie,
Griswold detailing events and con
ditions in the city of London. Mr.
and Mrs. Griswold have home an,
business in Hamburg, Germany, blu
happened to be visiting his sister II
London when war was declared.
Lake Ulrich. who has been EN-
ployed at the Advocate Office for sew
eral years, resigned his position Sat
urday evening and will now run tn
dray line for his father, which is
wise move on his part. He intend
in the spring to begin work in gar
age.
The Misses Ruth and Jeanett
Farquhar, who enjoyed severa
weeks visit here with their uncle, A
Farquhar and family departed Sat
urday morning for their home a
Lincoln. Neb. Their cousin Mis-
Winona Farquhar and the Misse
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