Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-12-20

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: LOCAL AND PERSONAL :
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G. d. Booton was bushes pas
senger to Manning Monday between
trains.
Verne Kissick returned to Audi
bon Monday after visit with rela-
tives in Redfield.
Earnest Andersen after "a visit
sen, returned to Atlantic Thursday
evening.
The large safe to be installed for
the new bank arrived last week and
was placed in the bank building last
Thursday.
VIM. Obitz left Saturday for his
home at Holstein, after a visit in Au.
dubon and Atlantic with relatives
and friends.
Tony Rasmussen, county attorney.
was here from Extra Monday on his
way to Manning to attend to some
legal business.
Miss Mary Rucker went to Manning
Sunday evening to visit at the Geo.
Scherdorf home, returning to Audu-
bon Monday evening.
F. D. Lane of the Audubon Marble
works transacted business in Man.
ming Friday. going up on the early
train that was late.
The car of household goods of Will
Cunningham arrived here Monday
from Westfield. having been two
weeks on the road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dittman went
to Manning Monday evening to visit
their son, Robert l.. Dittman and
family for several days.
Arthur Davey of Red Oak, who
was here last week on business in
the district court, returned to his
home the last Of the week.
w. H. Bank On, of the Minneapolis
Advertising j., was in Audubon a
few days last week on business, CO.
ing to Fort Dodge on Saturday.
The Carter Hardware Co. received
five center floor cases which will
give Mr.. Carter additional display
room for his fine line Of Christmas
goods.
Sam Shoup ST., who has been at
Dee MOines since before Thanksgiv-
ing on visit with his son, Rev. Sam
6houp and family, returned home ON
Monday.
]. A. Kempf and Dick Owen went
to Manning Monday morning, the
former to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Kempf, and the latter
on business.
August Andersen, Nels Jensen and
Peter Christensen left for Omaha
Monday on sight seeing trip, and
II able to procure work will remain
for the winter.
Misses Clara and Lizzie Christen-
sen, who visited with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Christensen,
over Sunday. returned to the farm
near Extra Monday.
Phil Brandstatter Of New Virginia
came to Audubon Saturday to visit
with his mother-in-law, Mrs. Julia
A. Parsons. and other relatives, and
look after business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rutherford of
Lands. (Sask.) Canada, arrived here
the fore part of the week for visit
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. ]. J..
Quinby and other relatives.
Jens P. Petersen, Martin Hall and
Einar Rasmussen went to Coon Rap
Ids Friday morning, where they will
help finish the Danish Lutheran
church now being erected at that
place.
Miss Clara Bonnesen went to Ex-
ira Friday evening to visit at the
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She also attended the county fair
doings at the high school Friday ev-
ening.
Mrs. w. H. Byers, of Clinton, Ia,
who visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Gearhart at Brayton, and
with friends in Audubon several days
left for her home the latter part of
the week.
j. A. Johnson, who left last week
for Sioux City and Kansas City to
attend three thoroughbred cattle
sales, one at the former and two at
the latter place, returned to Audi.
bon Saturday evening.
Six Of the boys who volunteered
and left recently for Des Moines to
Join the army. have joined the navy
service. They are: John, Frank and
Dan Kerwin, Mark Law. M. E. Bald
win and Leon johnson.
Pete Herminsen, of Armstrong, la.
came the latter part of the week for
Q visit with his brother, Chris Her.
minsen and family in the country
Being a barber he assisted with the
work at the J. j. Haals barber shop
Saturday.
John Cavanaugh, who was here
from Coon Rapids to attend the
marriage of his nephew, Earl Ruddy,
and visit his sister. Mrs. Anna Rud-
dy and brother. James Cavanaugh
and family. returned to his home at
Coon Rapids Monday.
Rev. G. B. Christensen went to
Des MOines Monday evening to visit
his son John A., at Camp Dodge. He
will also attend to business in con-