Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-07-27
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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Tuesday evening to visit his brother,
j. e. Kerwin.
VIM. McGovern, who was called
to Newton by the death of a relative,
returned Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Berg of Manning came
yesterday to visit at the Albert Nut
schall and VIM. Berg homes.
Mr.. .Kissick of Redfield came Sat
urday to visit his daughter, Mrs. f..
Z. Bailey, and son, Vern Kissick.-
Will Wyatt of Manning came
Tuesday to attend the local chautau-
qua, and to visit with Rev. Lyles.
Mrs. Louise Hansen of Lincoln,
Nebr., came Tuesday TO visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Nels NJ. Nielsen, and family.
Chas. kercheval OF Omaha, who
visited at the James and Sanders Har-
mon homes, returned to his home yes
terday.
Albert Christensen of near Hamlin
left Tuesday Ior Coulter to work a
short time Tor his uncle, n. X. Christ
jensen, in his store.
Mr. and Mrs. Kings, who visited
here with their daughter, Mrs. s. G.
kerberg and husband, left for their
home at Sanborn, Tuesday.
George Northup and Walter Roth
Ispent Monday in Omaha, making the
"trip via auto. While there, the for
lmer purchased some cattle.
Walter Hollingsworth left yester-
day morning for Fremont, Nebraska,
to investigate a position as baker,
which has been offered him there.
DR.. b. Matthias, of Biloxi, MISSISSIPPI
lpi, who is here visiting his sister,
Mrs. N. S. Hansen, left Tuesday for
Chicago on a few days business trip.
Charles Ping Tuesday sold his res
lidence property, which he completed
last year, to Jake Baiers of near Ex-
ira, who will soon move to Audubon.
Mrs. Frank Berry and son, Bernard
who visited here with her sister, Mrs.
Pres Keith, husband and family, and
at the Dale Keith home, returned to
Atlantic Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. L. Farrell this
week are receiving visit from his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Farrell
of Carroll. Their son Edward, return
ed to Carroll yesterday.
Elmer johnson, who has been
working for Jens Loss, the contractor
returned to his home at Atlantic
Tuesday, having accepted similar
position with contractor there.
Ray Lewis, who has been working
for Il. +. Shea in the Park Hotel
barber shop, resigned his position
Saturday, and Tuesday left for Man
min to work in the Kenyon barber
shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. LaVerne Lee, who
have been enjoying a short wedding
trip, visited here over Sunday at the
IN. S. Hansen home, leaving Monday
for Sac City, where they will soon be
at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Oglevie, who
have been here enjoying visit with
their daughter, Mrs. Art Cameron,
husband, and family, departed yes
lterday for their home at Burr Oak,
Kansas.
Mrs. ID. F. Clifford, who has been
in the hospital in St. Joseph, Missouri
having undergone an operation, re-
turned this week. While at st. JOS
eph, she also visited her parents, who
reside there.
Lorraine Graham this week began
working in the Marquesen store to
Temporarily fill the position held by
Miss Davis, who Monday leaves for
Howe, South Dakota, to visit her
brother, George Davis.
Jens Rasmussen, a resident of
Standard in the Danish colony in AL
berta, Canada, visited here last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jens C. Hansen,
of this city, they being former neigh
bors while living near Elkhorn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Davis returned
saturday from Calona, Illinois, where
they had gone to investigate the pur-
chase of some city property. They
purchased some lots, and soon will
begin the erection of a new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Varvle and
children left yesterday for Cromwell.
where they will enjoy weeks vaca-
ton with her mother, Mrs. P. H.
Moore. Mr.. Varvle is the section fore
man for the local branch of the North
Western.
Jacob Meyer, who was called to
Burt Saturday to attend the funeral
of his brother, S. Meyer, who passed
away at the ripe age of eighty-two,
returned Tuesday. He was accom-
lpanied by his brother, A. Meyer, of
Macon, Illinois, for visit here.
Mr. Hammill, assistant general
superintendent of the Northwestern
lines west of the Mississippi river,
and +. l.. Byington, superintendent
for Western Iowa, visited Audubon
in their special car Monday morning,
being on short tour of inspection.
Ross & Son who are extensive
breeders of Hereford cattle recently
lsold Is head of cows and calves to
Geo. Gross, of Walnut. All Of the
animals were pedigreed and Mr.. Ross
states that the herd were exceptional
ly good ones.
Rev. A. E. Bogen, of Ross returned
from LIE Mars Thursday where he
spent several days visiting his three
brothers. While at lie Mars he sold
his standard bred driving horse to e.
Laux, one of the city's big merchants
for consideration of $500.
DR.. and Mrs. Rosenbladt of Des
Moines came via automobile to visit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Rosen-
bladt, and friends. They were &C
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Thee.
Mantz, who visited here with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Mantz.
Editor Osterholm of the Kimall-
lton-Elkhorn Record was an Audi
bon visitor Monday, and paid this Of
flee a pleasant visit. Since taking
hold of the Record, Mr.. Osterholm
has greatly improved that paper,
proving himself to be good news
paper man.
Miss Kate Bransen and brother,
Leonard, who visited at Wiota with
their brother. Peter Bransen, were in