Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-11-15
= LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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ing at carpenter work.
Mrs. w. w. Wray was friendly
visitor in Brayton over Sunday with
her friend, Mrs. A. E. Taylor.
Only a quarters worth of sugar
could be purchased from the local
merchants the first of the week.
Trips made anywhere in the city
or country at any time. Quick SER
vice. Art Horning, phone 1877. 45-2
Joe Christensen went to Atlantic
Saturday evening for an over Sunday
visit with his brother Carl Christen-
sen and family.
H. G. Hansen returned to Council
Bluffs Saturday morning, after "a
visit here with friends and relatives
a couple Of days.
Mrs. Elizabeth Alt and daughter.
Miss Alma went to Mannig Saturday
evening to visit her daughter, Mrs.
w. ]. Kness and family.
Mr.. Watson, the nursery man of
Des Moines was here last week and
fore part of this week, attending to
the needs of his customers.
Walter Machia, employed by ]. w.
Dawson, was a business passenger to
Manning Saturday evening. He re-
turned home Sunday afternoon.
Geo. Currier was visitor over
Sunday in Anita with his children
going down on Saturday evening and
returning home Monday morning.
j. E. Mcclure and family of Stuart
came to Audubon Sunday for visit
with her mother, Mrs. Il. Cunning
ham and his father, Mike Mcclure.
Miss Alice Powell following a
pleasant visit at the ]. G. Hoffman
home in the country, returned Mon
day morning to her home at Alton,
Iowa.
Geo. Wolf, who has been working
with the County bridge force this
summer quit on last Saturday and
will work elsewhere during the win
: ter months.
Mrs. E. E. Weeks and daughters,
Misses Rebecca and Elma went to
Guthrie Center Monday morning to
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. /.
Grandstaff.
Ed. Norton and wife of Omaha,
: who were here two weeks with his
brother. Everett Norton. who was
dangerously ill, returned to their
home Monday.
E Aug. Johnson left Sunday even
! ing for Sioux City to attend cattle
sale. He will be gone all week and
attend sales in Dakota, Minnesota
and Nebraska while away.
America is today being represented
: at the Conference of the Allied
Powers in Paris, France. 1t is the
/, first of these conferences in which
l this country has been represented.
Don't forget, when you are in need
of any work in the draying line, call
: me and l will look after your work
, with neatness and dispatch. Phone
1877. Art Horning. 45-2w.
The Carter Hardware Co. is now
in possession of nifty new delivery
, auto, purchased last week. Geo. c.
believes in having everything up-to-
date, and if possible will manage to
, do so.
! Miss Francis Delaney of Carroll re-
turned to her home Saturday, fol-
lowing a visit here with her sister,
Mrs. j. l.. Clark and family in the
country and at the Mrs. Anthony
Rudy home in town.
: Miss Minnie M. Moore, after a
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, Chas. Varble and wife, left Monday
: for visit with relatives at Creston,
after which she returns to her home
at Sheridan, Wyoming.
Robert Curtis. wife and daughter
Ada, went to Atlantic Tuesday even
ing to visit her sisters, Mesdames,
Claude Lacey and Bert Timmons over
q night, after which they went to
| n ho IN lett oil raJa
t See Galveston. Houston. Dallas,
Kansas City, and many other large
o cities of the south. Sunday the
: 25th we are going to have ride on
9 the ocean and bath at the beach.
: Come and go with us the waters
q fine
r Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Bapghart, went
g to Des Moines Monday morning to
: see and accompany home her sister
Miss Mary Mcclure. who has been
I taking treatment for several weeks at
n the Mercy hospital They returned
I home Tuesday.
| Mrs Chas. Bagley and Miss Edith
a Phelps, who visited friends at Des
r Moines and with Frank Bagley al
S Camp Dodge. returned home Monday
D morning. Frank was t. have &C.
companied them to Audubon, but
l was too busy at this Tina to get away,
r Capt. E. w. Brown of Ames was
( out to the Baptist church west OF
l town Sunday and spoke in the morn
ing and evening to a full house at
: both sessions, his subject being:
1 1.-THE Layman's Missionary Move
t ment From the Standpoint of a
D Business Man"
The services at the Methodist
church on Sunday evening was de-
r voted to the Army Y. M. c. A. Rev.
: C. w. Proctor and John Renftle
r gave talks that were of much in
( terest to those present. Miss Mil
r dred Jones and Mrs. Martin Kjer
sang a duet which was appropriate
to the occasion.
Congressman w. r. Green of
Council Bluffs came here from Gray
, Monday morning for visit with
friends and to look after business.
He spoke in the town hall at Gray
I Sunday night at the Y. nj. c. A. Pa
2 triotic meeting. The hall was
4 crowded and many people were
= turned away,
!, ID. w. Wood and little daughter
Eleanor went to Atlantic Saturday by
, auto and brought home Miss Ella
, Hurd, who submitted to an operation
recently at Des Moines. Her brother
!, AL Hurd who was with her returned
, at the same time, as also did Mrs.
, Geo. Agnew, who went to Atlantic
, on the morning train.
' l. ID. Ohearm. who has been en-
' ployed at the j. j. Halls barber shop,
2 severed his connection with same
Saturday and ON Monday morning