Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-12-27

II. .. Hams was business Wis
ltor IN aha Wednesday, morning.
Tneu fldersen went to Atlantic
yesterday visit relatives for few
day. l.
Sam sh /, left Yesterday for Col
orado to t with his sister, Mrs.
Dan WilsoA
Mrs. JnoA ,tterton and Miss Gold
lie Sheets wy business and friendly
visitors in II Moines yesterday.
Mrs. A. RI ittell left for Harlan
Monday to wiz her son, H. E. Kit
tell and family or Christmas.
Jim Cunninl I'm was a business
visitor to MANI g yesterday morn
ing, remaining dIy between trains.
Carl Hoover rne from Omaha
Monday for visf with his wife and
children over the hristmcs holiday.
w. M. Oaks refined to his home
at Haywarden Wednesday, after a
visit here at the h,ee of his sister,
Mrs. E. A. Jensen.
Anthony kommes ras passenger
yesterday to HOWARD S. D., where
he will spend severaAiays attending
to business affairs.
Visit the new furIA lre store up
stairs in the Henriks$ Bros. build
ing where you will finy line of new
goods. c. w. Hansen vCo.
Miss Catherine FoleH came the
first of the week for lit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Foley.
She is now resident of nicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. rble and
daughter, Miss Violet We Ia varble,
went to Earlham yesterda morning
to visit relatives at the VIA. Oery
home
C. M. Phillips, who yisipd here
couple of days with his soS Harry
Phillips and family, returneoto his
home at Guthrie Center yAerday
morning.
Blair Eaton, foreman on til Au-
dubon County Journal. came Tuesday,
morning to spend Christmas win his
parents. Mr.. and Mr.. w. G. Elton,
and sisters.
w. A. Cox, wife and son Billy. Who
enjoyed a visit at the home OF tev.
w. B. Cox in Extra, transferred hre
yesterday morning enroute to tRir
home at Clinton. T ~
H. v. Stearns, who enjoyed a mot
pleasant visit with friends at the w
C. Eaton home over Christmas, re
luctantly left for his home at Wood
ward yesterday morning. M
Mrs. Elizabeth Alt and daughter
Miss Anna, were passengers to Man
ming Monday of this week to visi'
their daughter and sister, Mrs. w. j
Kness and family for several { VS..
Miss Lillian Jensen and nephew
Walter Petersen, went to Arion yes
terday for a visit with the formers
sister, Mrs. Jesse Methaney and fam
lily, who were former resident of Au
dubon.
Miss Genevieve Roth, who holds a
responsible position in Omaha, re
turned to her duties yesterday. She
spent the Christmas holiday in Au
dubon with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
w. v. Roth.
Martin Sorensen was a passenger
to Carroll yesterday, accompanying
John Nelson that far on his return
to Jefferson Barracks, otter a pleas
ant visit with his brother and other
relatives and friends.
G. C. Carter, of the Carter Hard
ware Co., returned yesterday morn
ing from a visit with friends at Des
Moines. Mrs. Garter and child, who
accompanied II m to Des Moines, re
manned for longer visit.
Pearl Reinemund. who is in the
service of Uncle Sam at the arsenal
in Rock Island, ILL.,, returned to his
duties yesterday morning, following
pleasant visit with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Reinemund.
Mrs. Frank Taylor and three chill
dren left yesterday for their home
at Panora. They were here to at
tend the reunion at the S. l.. Mantz
home last Sunday, she being daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Mantz.
X. G. Lancelot of Des Moines, who
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack" Lancelot at Extra, was a
friendly visitor in Audubon yester-
day. He departed for Topeka, Kas.,
today on business.
Mrs. Henry Thompson, of Manning
returned to her home today. She
was here to supply costumes to the
w. 0. w. lodge members and fam
lilies for their ball given at the
hall last evening.
Miss Irene Morrissey, who teaches
one of the rural schools in Audubon
county, left Saturday for her home
at Shenandoah to spend the school
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Morrissey.
C. B. Otto, who was a friendly
visitor near Brayton at the home
of Pete j. Theilan and family, was
in Audubon yesterday for visit
with friends, returning to his home
at Carroll last evening.
r. o. Eaton, of New Sharon, Ia,
came to Audubon Christmas Day for
a visit with his parent, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. Eaton, going to Extra today to
visit his brother, s. C. Eaton, when
he returns to his home.
There will b. an open installation
of officers of the Woman lodge, Au
dubon Homestead No. GAS, Thursday
evening, January 3rd. 1918, in the
w. o. w. hall for Yeomen and their
families. Mrs. Jas. Hollenbeck.
John Renftle departed this week
for a few weeks visit and vacation
at Long Beach, Calf, and other
points along the western coast. Mr..
Renftle deserves good long rest and
thought he would take it at this
time.