Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-11

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there for a short visit.
Grandpa Voss has improved little
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Voss returned
to their home in York. Nebr., and
Mrs. Weisboldt, the only daughter,
of Mr.. Voss went to her home in
Des Moines last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wahlert and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Foss and
Ichildren, and Mr.. Henry Foss and
daughter Laura, all went to AdaIr
In cars Sunday to spend the day at
the Henry Foss, Jr. home.
Old Mr.. Knox cut his foot quite
severely one day last week while
cutting wood, with an axe. 1t took
land 1t bled quite bad before they
could get it bandaged up.
Marshall Smith will hold a public
lsale soon and then move to town,
where they will make their future
home in the house where Hugh Smith
now lives. Hugh has decided to try
his hand at farming.
E. C. Wilson and wife and twin
lgirls returned home from Des Moines
where they went to have adnoids re-
moved from Margorie's nose. She is
Idoing nicely and we hope that no i'll
effects may follow.
All the teachers except the Misses
Hadden and Johnson attended the
State Teachers meeting at Des Moines
last week. The scholars enjoyed a
few days vacation.
c. l.. McAninch sold the Walter
Green farm near Adair to Wilson
PARROT and the Clyde May farm to
Tom Hill. Both deals were closed
last week.
The Catholic Priest has left Ex-
ira, going to Des Moines last Satur-
day. Rev. Mcdonald of Audubon
will conduct the services here for the
present.
Mrs. Minnie Anderson of Auburn,
Calf, is here helping care for her
mother, Mrs. Hetty Cory who has
been so very sick for several weeks
past.
Mrs. John Crom of Coon Rapids
assisted relatives here at the w. j
Lancelot and E. C. Wilson homes
from Tuesday until Thursday of last
week.
John Berg, Fellas Leigan and wife
land son Marion, and Mrs. Harter OF
Atlantic were up Sunday visiting at
1.-THE Frank Heath and Blanche Noon
homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee McAninch and
baby have been visiting with Mrs.
McAninch's brothers, Ray and Vern-
on and families since last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Vanaurman
and son and Irma Basham visited in
IAtlantic at the N. p. Christensen
home from Saturday until Monday.
Agnes and Dena Nelson, Winnie
lSimmersen and Ellen Boose drove
Ito the Nels Boose home Sunday and
Ispent the day with Ellen's people.
The two little children of Andrew
Jensen and wife were very sick for a
Ishort time last Thursday evening with
symptoms of ptomaine poisoning.
Lou Kleever has had plenty of
work with his corn shelter lately.
Last Friday and Saturday he shelled
for John l. and Luther Hensley.
Elmer Hansen has resigned his
position at the Extra creamery and
has gone to Wisconsin to try his hand
at farm life with his father.
Mr. Viggo Rasmussen and family
went to Atlantic last Saturday to visit
his sister who has been very sick at
the hospital in Atlantic.
Mrs. Walter Stroebele, after a two
weeks visit with her friends and rel
home in Oakland, Iowa.
Vivian Heath, Evelyne Hamlin, F.
Wagner and Will Kampen went to
Guthrie Center last Friday where
lthey attended a dance.
Carl Grinyer of Wiota was up last
Thursday calling on his boy friends.
Mrs. Hoyman accompanied him home
for a short visit.
Hilja Christensen and Anna Rat
tenborg of near Hamlin are taking
sewing lessons at the dressmaking
school this term.
Miss Minnie GOLIATH returned to her
home in Atlantic. Tuesday after a
three weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Johnson.
Kirk Knox is painting the new
buildings at the new home place OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson's. south
west of town.
Mrs. Frank Kreamer and Mrs. c.
Masching and son Orwin were shop
ping in Atlantic last Saturday for the
day.
The w. M Klub held one of their
Jolly gatherings at the home Of Mrs
p. M. Christensen last Tuesday eve.
ming.
Frank Heath and Miss Vivian went
down to Brayton last Thursday to at.
tend the funeral of Mrs. ID. b. Beers
Ben Voss. the right man in the
right place, has been engaged to work
in the John Nelson hardware store
Ed. Leffinwell and wife and little
baby of Lusk, Wyo., arrived here the
first of the week to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John /. Hensley were
Sunday guests at the Mrs. Leroy Hen
sley home in Greeley township.
The Thursday Club enjoyed one OF
their regular meetings at the home
of Mrs. John Vandebrake last week
Mrs. Mary Tharnish has been a
very sick lady the past week.
Mr.. Minerman has been real poorly
1.-THE past week.