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

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( Miss Frances Zitfield was a passen-
ger to Anita Friday afternoon to visit
her relatives and friends.
! Miss Julia Winters of Persia came
Friday evening to visit her grand
parents, Mr., and Mrs. John Rose
/ beck.
Mrs. Myrtle Davis went to Menlo
Friday afternoon to visit at the G.
Earhart home during the holidays.
Mrs. T. j. Conner and Miss Edna
johnson went to Atlantic Saturday
morning to visit relatives and friends.
d. M. Reiff, wife and children went
to Carroll Friday for visit with his
mother. Mrs. John Reiff and with
other relatives.
/ Miss Joy Eddy, whs attends Grin
nell college, came home last week
to visit a couple of weeks at the par
entail. T. b. Eddy home.
Visit the new furniture store up
ing where you will find line of new
goods. c. W. Hansen & Co.
George Moser, employed at the
Republican office, left Saturday to
spend week visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moser, at Abba,
Iowa.
James Brannan, who submitted to
an operation for appendicitis in an
Omaha hospital few weeks ago.
was able to return home the first of
the week.
Ambrose Foley, who attends Ames
college, came home by way of Allan
tic Thursday evening for holiday
visit with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ T. Foley. TQ
j Miss Mildred Morrisey, teacher in
the Des Moines public schools, came
home Thursday evening to visit with
her mother, Mrs. Rachael Morrissey
and children.
Charles Smith, of Udell, Iowa. who
visited here with w. H. Aldrich and
wife, went to Atlantic the last of the
week to visit friends, when he re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Rutherford are
enjoying a two weeks visit with her
, mother Mrs. r. p. Brandt. at Col
lander, Ia, leaving here last Satur-
day morning.
Mrs. John Hite and daughter, Miss
Margaret, left Friday evening fol
Clarion to visit their daughter and
sister. Mrs. Ray Brenton and family
\ for several days.
n Following the thaw of last week
: the Street Commissioner and large
t force of men were busy slushing the
I. lmain streets with the fire hose, max
ing general cleanup.
IN. Miss Myrtle Fancher returned
! home Friday from North English
s Where she enjoyed a several weeks
i vSit with her sister, Mrs. George F
/ AxNeer and family.
Misses Agnes and Maggie Cava
a nauAh of Coon Rapids. who came last
: weeA for a visit with their sister
e Mrs. Anna Rudy, returned to theil
/ homo Friday morning.
. wiz Rutt private at Camp Dodge
and fiend, Miss Blanche Lloyd, who
r visited several days at his home in
Randolph. Iowa. returned to Audi
. bon LASH Thursday afternoon.
Will hay, county bridge foreman
and wife left Saturday morning for
NebraSkR points to spend several
days vis1ing with relatives and for.
mer frieiNs Of childhood days.
Mr.. an6SMrs. Jno. Ebert, who were
called to hartford s. d., last week
to attend the funeral of her brother
in-law MrA Phillip Auperlee. return
,, ed to Audubon Friday morning.
! Charles Fulton departed Thursday
J evening of last week, for a visit at
his former home at Athens, Ohio
with his relatives. He expects to en-
joy a two weeks visit with former
: friends.
Misses Cecilia Foley and Gertrude
Mcclure, who attend st. Joseph's ac-
ademy in Des Moines, came home the
latter part of the week to visit their
relatives during the Christmas hol
} iday vacation.
Misses George. Rodgers, Bowen
mier and Mr.. Roseman, teachers in
the Audubon public schools, left the
; last of the week for their respective
homes to visit over the holiday sea
son with relatives.
Ed Bertelscn, who was here for Q
|
: country, departed Thursday evening
for ST. Paul for a visit with relatives
after which he will go to his home
) at Webster. Wisconsin.
c. A. Sorensen went to Des Moines
, yesterday morning to enter the DR.
/, Hills retreat, where he will receive
treatment for awhile Chris. Larsen
accompanied him to bes Moines, re-
turning to Audubon today.
Mrs. ]. H. Taylor and three chill.
! dren came Saturday from Panors foi
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
S. l.. Mantz and her brother, Hal j
Mantz and family. and sister Mrs. G
. Schmidt and family in the country
DR.. S. T. Anderson has rented the
: upstairs rooms in the new building
being built by ]. Butterton, and will
move therein as soon as the building
is completed. H. G.. Leach has one
of the rooms rented for his land and
real estate office.
Oh Glasscock and family, who held
a public sale two weeks ago at Pan
anna, came to Audubon the first OF
the week to visit his sister, Mrs. T.
Campbell and family in the country.
The Glasscock family will move from
Iowa to Montana next spring to make
their future home.
Rev. M. Provensen, the new Dan
! ish Lutheran minister here, went to
his former home at Cedar Falls Fri.
day where he held services for his
former parishioners last Sunday. He
returned to Audubon the fore part
of the week and will be the regular
minister at the local Danish Luther