Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-08-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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Mrs. Frank Perry and son. of At
lantic, came Saturday for few days
visit at the home of her sister. Mrs.
Press Keith, and with Mrs. S. A.
Graham.
NJ. McEniery, of Greene, Iowa, was
in the city over Sunday, a guest at
the home of Mrs. Mary Mcmahon, re-
turning to his home the fore part of
/ the week.
Mrs. Michaels and Miss Katheryn
Roepke. who have been visiting at
the Will Tibben home, departed the
latter part of the week for their
homes at Ida Grove, Iowa.
j. j. Hutchinson, who spent sever
al weeks visiting relatives at Peter
son, Iowa, returned home Saturday.
After few weeks rest he will make
an extended visit in the east.
II. c. Nielsen and wife. of Selma.
! Calf. who have been in this vicinity
! the past two months visiting rela-
/ tives and old time friends. left Fri
day for their home in the west
/ Lee Thomas, who has been enjoy
/ ing visit at the home o. MS uncle.
/ ". W. Perrine and family. in Viola
/ township, returned Monday afternoon
to his home in Rock Island. III.
James Mccain and We a..
Miss Eunice Woods. who spent sever
al days last week at the T. b. Kerwin
/ home. left in their automobile Friday
for their home at Grinnell, Iowa.
/ ID. a. Peters and family and Robt.
Tierney. of Dunlap. Iowa. spent Sun
day at the home of Mrs. Peters sis
| ter. Mrs. T. b. Kerwin. and family
at their delightful home just north
| of the city.
The Misses Anna and Katherine
/ Schriber, who have been here on a
several weeks vacation at the home
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
/ ry Schrlber, returned on Sunday to
their work in Chicago.
Mrs. w. T. Johnson and children.
who have been here visiting her
mother, Mrs. Evans, and her sisters.
Mrs. Bert McLeran and Mrs Walter
Graves, returned on Friday TO their
home at Norfolk, Nebr.
Mrs. Lois Ashby. daughter. Annis.
and her sister. Lenore Weighton. who
were guests of friends for ten DAYS
at Grand Meadows. Mimi. returned
home the latter part of the week
having had a most delightful time.
Mrs. Nels NJ. Nelson. Marie and
! Elmer, who were here several davs
visiting friends and looking after
business matters in connection with
their moving back 10 Audubon soon
| departed Saturday for Wall Lake.
where they have been making their
| home
Miss Linda Damerow. of Dow CITY.
| who was guest at the home of her
| friend. Mrs. DR.. =. l.. Fitch. hut who
went TO Omaha the last of the week
returned to Audubon the latter part
of the week and will remain several
! DAYS to help care for that baby boy
who arrived on Thursday.
Joseph Gabel and Bud Miller. of
! Chicago. who came overland from the
windy city in an automobile ten DAYS
ago to visit at the home of Mrs.
! Elizabeth Tharnish. but later went
to Huron, S. D., got back to Audubon
| the last of the week and after a few
days visit will return to Chicago.
DR.. Haloran and family and her
mother Mrs. Connrardy. of Extra
and l.. E. Wray and family and her
mother, Mrs. Emma Hopkins. went
to Lake Okoboji the last of the week
where they expected to remain until
| tod ENJOYING the splendid FISHING
and other pleasures afforded at this
great pleasure resort.
Nat McFadden was called to Oska-
loosa Saturday by the death of his
brother. j. T. McFadden. who passed
away the evening before. He went
| 20 sec his brother several weeks ago.
and at that time il was thought that
| he would not recover He was past
| 90 years OF age. Funeral services
were held on Sunday
Sister Mary Ambrose and Sister
/ Mary Julia. of DeS Moines were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. W. Mcguire the last OF the week
| Helen, Madge and Gertrude Mcclure
were students at st. Joseph's acad-
envy last year and the Sisters. who
were out in the interests of the acad-
envy. came to pay them a visit.
Mr. and Mrs ]. W. Laubendor
went 10 Blencoe, Iowa. last week for
a visit at the home of their son
George Laubender and wife. This
! is the first vacation Mr. Laubender
/ has had from his duties at the lum-
! Der yard for some time. and feeling
! that he could not he away long. re
turned Saturday. but his wife re
NAMED for more extended visit.
Richard Blake and family. who
have been enjoying visit at the
lakes. visited relatives and old time
| friends in Audubon the fore part OF
the week. While in the city Mr.
Blake and his wife called at this of
! flee TO renew their subscription TO
the paper for another year. After a
short visit they will return to their
home at Guthrie Center. where they
have pleasant home.
" S Hansen. of the shoe firm of
Matthias q Hansen. returned Satur-
day from a two weeks visit with his
partner at Gulf Port. Miss. This is
the first vacation Mr. Hansen has
enjoyed away from his business for
many years, and he says that he liked
the change quite we'll. Though in
the south, he says the weather was
not as hot rs ii has been here in Au-
dubon. During the daytime il is
cutie warm. but the sea breeze makes
it quite comfortable early in the eve
ming and at night
James Law, who owns large tract
of land near Grand Forks and Car
rington, y. D.. came back from there
Saturday morning. He says the hot
winds have damaged the wheat crop
to considerable extent, but with a
light shower much of il will yet make
ten to fifteen bushels per acre At
Darlington he visited his son. Ralph
/ who recently enlisted in the army
He was made Corporal of his COM
pauy and all of the soldiers stationed
there expected to leave this week for