Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-12-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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in Omaha over Christmas visiting
friends.
DR.. G. A. May spent Christmas
with his wife and her people at
Wall Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Mooreland
left Monday for visit with relatives at
Des Moines.
ID. l.. Berger came home yesterday
from an over Christmas visit with
relatives at Manila.
Otto Plond left Monday morning
for several days visit with friends
at Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Hansen are in
Ralston this week, visiting her moth
er, Mrs. N. c. Hansen.
Anton Anderson of Dell Rapids,
S. D., who came to visit with friends
here and at Brayton, returned home
on Monday morning.
w. H. Ferguson went back to Ced-
ar Rapids Friday after spending
few days here with his brothers Char
ley and Alec Ferguson.
j. C. Christensen and wife who
made an extended visit here with rel
atives, departed Friday for their
home at Krupp, Wash.
Miss Emma Koenig went to Wal
nut the fore part of the week to Wis
it few days at the home of her un-
Gle John Doll and family.
Lial Ross went to Cedar Rapids
Friday to spend the holidays with his
parents and to join his wife who has
\ been guest of her parents.
Ed Frick went to his farm near
Spirit Lake Monday where he will re-
main couple of weeks looking after
Improvements and the like.
/ C. F. Faaborg and his sister Miss
Dagmar of Kimballton were in the
city Friday en- route to Clinton to
spend Christmas with friends.
F. X. Staley and his grand-daugh-
ter Bertha Dogge, of Perry. are spend
ing the week in Audubon, guests at
the home of his son, T. w. Staley and
wife.
Mrs. John McKeag and three
daughters, of Grinnell are spending
the week at the Robert Rutherford
home near Ross and visiting other
relatives.
Mr.. andMrs. c. z. Test who accom-
panied his sister Miss Test Of Kan
sas City to Clarion to spend Christmas
with another sister, returned home
on Sunday.
Michael Kerwin of Carroll was in
the city the fore part of the week
visiting old friends before going back
to his studies at the State Univer-
sity at Iowa City.
Miss Mray Erven who visited over
Christmas at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Erven, departed
Tuesday for Council Bluffs where she
has splendid position.
Miss Bonnie Eagen who is taking a
Especial course of study at the Deni-
son Normal College came Friday to
spend the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eagen.
Chas. Watts who Joined the family
reunion at the F. s. Watts home on
Christmas, departed Monday for his
home at Plover where he is getting
along nicely as cashier Of the bank.
John Johansen and his sister Miss
Anna Johansen of Des Moines have
been guests at the Chris WHITTIER
home. Mr.. Johansen comes from
Grand View College at Des Moines.
Mrs. Arthur Smith and little son
of Liberty. Sask., Canada, arrived in
the city Friday for an extended Wis
it with her mother, Mrs. Quist who
recently moved to Audubon and built
a new home on First Avenue.
Mrs John Wagner who recently
returned from California, departed
Tuesday for st. Louis accompanied
by her daughter Grace. Mr.. Wagner
was coming home from California
by way of Canada and will not ar
rive in Audubon until Saturday.
| F. H. McFadden who purchased the
furniture and undertaking business
from G. w. Hoover last month, will
take possession of the. business on
Saturday. The task of invoicing the
stock begins today. Mr.. Hoover will
remain with Mr.. McFadden for
short time to assist him in getting
started in the business and to look
after the undertaking department.
w. A. Mutt and wife of Clarion
were among the outsiders who spent
Christmas with Audubon relatives,
having come to eat dinner at the par
entail, Aug. Oelke home. While in
the city Mr.. Mutt paid this office
pleasant call. He worked in the print
ling offices of Audubon during his
younger years, but Is now and. has
been for several years the head man
in the office of the Monitor at Clarion.
Aug. Burr received the sad news
Monday morning concerning the
death of his niece, Mrs. Fred Kahler,
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Iowa City as the result of an opera
ton for tumor at the base of the
brain. which was performed nine
weeks ago. Mr.. Burr was unable to
go but his sons, Henry and August
and his daughter, Minnie left Tuesday
Ito attend the funeral which was held
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry e. Sampson
of Des Moines arrived Christmas day
to spend short time with his parents,
NJ. and Mrs. c. II. Sampson. Mr.. Samp-
son is now Assistant Attorney GEN
eral of Iowa and will be a candidate
before the primaries next June for
the office of Attorney General on the
Republican ticket. He has a host of
friends here who recognize his ability.
who hope that the fortunes of poll
tics may be in his favor and that he
will win the nomination.
Mrs. C. w. Marlin and sons, James
and Albert, arrived from Topeka,
Kan, Christmas morning for a fort
nights visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Wilson. Rev. Marlin
could not leave at this time on &C
count of his being engaged in build
ing a new church so he had to forgo
the pleasure of visit to Audubon
at this time. twill be gratifying news