Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-12-20
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from visit at Creston with his
brother Harry.
nj. j. Fabricius, who went to Irwin
last week on business concerning his
new store, returned home Friday ev-
ening.
Alex Ferguson and wife were Wis
itors with relatives and friends in
Gray Friday of last week. returning
on the evening train.
Mrs. Ed F. Bilharz went to Des
Moines Friday morning on business,
then to Indianola for a visit with her
sister, Mrs. j. F. Clark.
Ray w. and Leo Booton, who
spent several days in Des Moines on
business and visiting friends. re-
turned home Friday evening.
Mrs Hanah r. Underwood arrived
here Monday morning from Deer
Trail, Colo, for visit at the home
of DR.. A. L. Brooks and family.
Misses Ellen and Madge Jensen de-
parted Friday morning for Burbank,
rs. D., for a visit with their sister,
Mrs. C. M. Petersen and family.
Earl Smith of Agra, Kas, depart
ed Friday evening for his home after
spending the winter here, working
for Sylvester Moore, in the country.
Miss Maggie McCaw, who has been
on an extended visit at Dixon, Nebr.,
with various relotives and friends,
returned to Audubon Tuesday morn
ing.
j. w. Landrum was a passenger
to Omaha Saturday evening, where
he went to take treatment for pink
eyes with which he has lately been
afflicted.
Miss Marie Mikkelsen went to her
home in Extra Saturday to visit over
Sunday with her brother. Morris
Mikkelsen, who leaves today to join
the army.
Henry Fredericksen, wife and two
daughters, Clelo and Lena, left Fri
ay morning for Council Bluffs and
Omaha to enjoy visit with relatives
for few days.
Miss Lydia Anciaux who has been
taking treatment at the Chiroprac-
tic school at Davenport. returned to
her home last Thursday, showing
some Improvement.
The more one studies President
Wilon's messages, the more he re-
allies the masterfulness of an intel
ligent mind that understands his peo-
pie and American ideals.
Kathrine Mangensen of Ord, Neb.,
who enjoyed visit at Holstein. La,
with relatives and here with the P.
H. Engleman family, departed Fri
day morning for her home.
Geo. Walters, district lecturer Of
Glenwood, who conferred the Royal
Arch degree for Amity chapter ON
three candidates here Thursday night
left for Glenwood Friday morning.
]. A. Reilly, of Davenport, return
ed to his home at Davenport Friday
morning after a visit here at the
home of his son, B. B. Reilly and
wife, and with other relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Martha Oxer, after pleasant
visit in Audubon with her sister,
Mrs. Everett M. Norton. and her
brothers, the Northup boys, returned
to her home at Franklin, Nebr. Fri
day morning.
James Burns and wife went to
Brayton Saturday evening, where
they were called to see their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Warren Chase, who is re-
! covering from an operation recently
performed.
Lawrence Solorio, who has been
employed at the brick and tile plant
the past summer and fall, departed
Friday morning for Ell Paso, Texas,
where he will remain for the winter,
returning to Audubon in the spring.
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visited in Audubon Friday morning
with his sister, Mrs. Neal Barentsen,
leaving the same day for Cedar Falls
and Waterloo to visit during the
Christmas holidays with other rel
atives.
Several teachers and a number of
pupils were guests of Miss Bonnie
Fancher at a coasting party Saturday
night. After the coasting was fin
ished light refreshments were served
to all by Miss Fancher at the home
of her parents.
Peter Smith, who has been work
ing here this fall for M. j. and Geo.
Fabricius, went to Atlantic Friday
evening to visit over night with
friends, after which he departed for
Chicago for visit with his folks,
and may then decide to join the
army.
A car load of coal arrived at the
Updike office Thursday night and
was all gone in ew hours. Two
that arrived for the Johnson Grain
Co. and Leake elevator. Friday after
noon, lasted about twenty minutes.
We saw fifty or more teams at the
cars Just after the arrival of trains.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Anderson. who
left few weeks ago for Chicago
to attend the Stock Show. and then
went to Battle Creek. Mich. to visit
with her brother, Frank Baker, man
ager of the surgical ward in the base
hospital at the army cantonement,
returned to Audubon last week.
Miss Frances Osterhoff. who has
been teaching school at Douglas No.
8 in this county, departed Saturday
evening for her home at Dubuque to
visit over the Yuletide season with
her relatives. If school opens here
again after the Christmas vacation,
she will return and finish the term.
Mrs. III. A. Johnson and two
daughters Misses Gayle and Blanche,
of Malta, Mont, who are enjoying q
visit here with her brother. F. L.
Anderson and family. and with her
sister, Mrs. c. A. Caldwell and fam
lily, went to Atlantic Saturday even
ing for few days visit with her
sister, Mrs. II. A. Delahoyde. when
they return to Audubon to complete