Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-11-29
+ LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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Charles S. Reynolds returned on
Tuesday from business visit at
Bayard.
Herman Freese went to Carroll
Tuesday to spend the day on bus
mess.
John Roth returned Monday from
bushes visit of few days at Om-
aha for the Oil company he repre-
sents.
Fearl Jones has left the employ
ment of N. c. Baren,sen and went to
Manila Tuesday. where he will seek
employment
Mrs. d. Kroeger went to Atlantic
Monday evening to visit with his son,
Henry Kroeger and family, former
residents of Audubon.
Oluf Jensen was a passenger to
Omaha Monday evening where he
was to spend few days on business
and pleasure combined.
People awoke on Monday morning,
most of them 10 be surprised by see
ing nice covering of the beautiful
White upon the ground.
Mrs Sarah Moon, after an enjoy
able visit at Omaha with her grand
son, DR.. Moon. returned to Audubon
the last of the week.
Miss Semons of Council Bluffs,
after visit here with her cousin,
Mrs. w. A. Walters and family, left
for her home Monday evening.
Miss Kate Sorensen has some very
nifty watch fobs in her photograph
window, in which to enclose a tiny
photo of baby, relative or friend.
Miss DeFrates, instructor in mu-
sic in our public schools, entertained
friends from her home city, Elgin,
ILL.,, over the Thanksgiving holidays.
Mrs. Blair Rice departed last
Thursday for Minneapolis, Mimi, to
enjoy a visit with her mother, Mrs.
Shay, and other relatives and
friends.
Prof. J. w. Leach, of Atlantic,
teacher in voice culture, began with
a class in Audubon last Monday and
will come here a couple of days each
week.
Mrs. M. B. Wonsmos left on the
Monday evening train over the Rock
Island for Omaha, to enjoy a visit
with her son, Chris Wonsmos and
wife, recently married.
Miss Gladys Hedge, of Harlan, en-
enjoyed pleasant visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Phil Foley, seven miles north.
east Of Audubon, last week, return
ing to her home Sunday.
VIM. Lee and family, who since
their marriage several years ago
have been farming in the Larland vi
entity, will move the first of the
week to farm near Casey.
c. H. Stocking, who last week &C
companied his granddaughter. Mrs.
Merle Poncalow, who was here for a
visit, to her home at Omaha, return.
ed to Audubon Monday noon.
The building to be occupied by
the new bank to start the first of the
year, is being overhauled, basement
and all, in preparation for the vault
and fixtures to arrive soon.
Phil Foley shipped a car load of
fine fat cattle of his own feeding to
the South Omaha market Monday
evening Northup Bros. shipped
two car loads of fine porkers at the
same time.
Mrs. F. C. Hunt, of Ames, who has
been visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Miles Gardner,
southeast of town and helping care
for the little girl, returned to her
home Tuesday.
Mrs. Chas. S. Lang was called to
Abbott, Iowa, to see the new grand
child that arrived at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Bobert Johns, Mon
day. She left on the Northwestern
Tuesday morning.
Jens Jensen, who has been working
for some time at Mason City. return
ed to Audubon the latter part Of the
week and will visit for a time with
friends and probably accept position
here for the winter.
Philip Armatrout and son Cassie
were in Audubon Sunday and Monday
having driven across the country
from Botna with a team of horses
for Joe w. Ross. They returned to
theio home Monday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles s. Lang re.
ceived telegram Monday from their
son, Chas. Lang, who has been sta
toned at Jefferson barracks, Mo-.
that he is now with the Sth cavalry
and will be transferred to Maria, Tex
as, soon.
Mrs. Flora Freeman, following an
enjoyable visit in Audubon the past
two months with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. b. Wilson and various other
relatives, departed Monday even
ing for her home at Oak Park, ILL.,,
near Chicago.
]. C. letters, of Viola township. de-
parted Monday evening for Carroll to
visit friends. From Carroll he will
go to DeKalb, ILL.,, on business, then
return to Audubon to straighten up
his affairs, after which he will depart
for Arizona.
Miss Minnie Burr was business
visitor in Carroll Tuesday, going up
Monday evening and returning home
Tuesday evening. She went at this
time to purchase additional millinery
from a representative of a Chicago
wholesale house.
w. c. Livles, general agent for
the Bankers Casualty Insurance Co.,
of Minneapolis, Mimi. with head
quarters at Council Bluffs, was here
this week couple of days on bus
mess with j. E. .Kerwin, the local
agent for his company.
Song sparrows are increasing in
numbers according to reports sent
in. This is welcome news for the
song sparrow is one of the best in:
sectiverous birds in the country. Be
very careful and do not mistake
them for English sparrows.
Leon Williams of Auburn. N"br..
who came to Audubon several weeks
ago to visit with his uncle, DR.. S. T.
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