Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-12-27
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4 LOCAL AND PERSONAL !

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Mrs. Alex Zinke and children were
friendly visitors in Atlantic the las
of the week.
H. B. Packard returned Saturday
from Omaha. where he pent severa
days on business.
Ed Frick came from Spirit Lake
Friday evening to visit his family fol
an indefinite stay.
! Miss Lima Smith is visiting with
her relatives and friends this week
at Stuart and vicinity
Charles Parsons was a north.
bound passenger on the Northwest
ern Saturday morning.
Bertel Wonsmos, who was at Dex-
ter holding a picture sale, returned
home the lastsof the week.
Mrs. Wills Jones was passenger
to Carroll Saturday morning to visit
with friends couple of days.
Nels Jensen went to Des Moines
Saturday to visit friends and may
decide to remain in the Capitol City
A. c. Ross had business calling
him to Atlantic Friday afternoon. He
left on the $3.50 Rock Island train.
+ John Sorensen went to Webster
City Saturday morning for a weeks
visit with his brother, Ingaard Sor-
ensen.
Miss Elsie Deletzke left on Satur-
day for Adair for holiday visit
with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. De
letzke.
Miss Matte Christensen went to
Atlantic Saturday to visit her father
then goes to st. Mary's Iowa, to visit
friends.
John Rutherford, who was here on
a five days furlough to visit his rel
atives. returned to Camp Dodge Fri
day afternoon.
Fearl Jones went to Menlo Mon
day morning where he has accepted
a position in the meat market OF
Thierman & Son.
Miss Hazel Jones left Thursday OF
last week for Eldora for visit with
her brother, Milton Jones, who is at
tending school there.
F. r. Kerberg, of Kingsley, Iowa.
who twisted here with his cousin
s. c. Kerberg and family. returned
to his home Friday.
Paul Nieman, who visited here sew
eral days with his numerous relatives
and friends. returned to his home at
Adair Friday afternoon.
Frank Mendenhall went to Oska,
loosa Saturday morning for a visit
vx,,t h,
where he will remain several day.
F o. Niklason departed Friday e.
ening for several Missouri points
where he will purchase couple ri
car loads Of draft hors IS and mults
James Law placed limo of lis
Delco electric lights Gcl oss the greet
in front of his new business building
which nakes fine showing atAlight
time 81
Mrs. Lydia A. Townsend Vent to
Marshalltown Sat- rday morf4ng to
visit with her daughter, MRS. j. O..
Parks and family, during tle holt
days. u
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. va,ble and
daughter, Miss velma. wery friendly
visitors in Manning Saturday of last
week, returning home onithe ever-
ing train.
Mrs. E. E. Bailey and children and
brother, Vern Kissick ant wife, left
for Redfield Saturday to visit their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eissick, over
the Christmas holidays
The little Misses Frances and Hell
en- Ross went to Cedar Rapids Sat
urday morning to visit their grand
mother, Mrs. ID. A. Ross. during the
Christmas school vacation.
c. d. Booton and son, r. M. Boot
on, were passengers Friday morning
to Spirit Lake for a visit with the
formers brother, Bert Booton and
family, and to attend to business af-
fairs.
Miss Katherine Schrieber arrived
here Saturday morning from her
home in Chicago to enjoy the Christ
mas season with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Schrieber, and her
several sisters.
Jim Downey, one OF the faculty at
Trinity College, Sioux City, came on
Saturday morning to enjoy the Yule-
tide season with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nick Downey. brother John and
several sisters.
Ed Kaufman. who purchased land
near Harlowtown. Mont. and has
been working the land the past year,
arrived in Audubon Saturday for an
extended visit with his numerous rel
atives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Renftle Of Mil
ford, came Monday afternoon to see
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. H.. AL
drich, Mr.. Aldrich being very poorly
again. They also visited his mother,
Mrs. Verana Renftle, and brother,
John.
Bert Johnson and wife Of Barnes
City, who visited here with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson, re-
turned to their home yesterday morn
ing. They we're accompanied by their
little niece, Geraldine Barrett, for a
few weeks visit
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. owen depart for
Cortland. Kas., this week where they
will visit with his brother, Geo. Owen
and family. They will also visit at
Hardy, Nebr., with his mother. Mrs.
l.. M. Altman, and expect to remain
away until after New Years Day.
A letter. received yesterday from
Ray johnson. who submitted to a
surgical operation at the Jenny Ed
mundsen hospital at Council Bluffs
recently, states that he was able to
leave the hospital on Monday last
and be home for Christmas dinner
j. e. MCGUIRE and family came
from Stuart the first of the week to
visit with his father Mike MCGUIRE
and daughter. Miss Minnie and with
Mr.. B. Cunningham, mother Of Mrs
Mcclure. ]. E. returned to Stuart