Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-11-22
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+ LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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Jeweler, J. S. Johnson is having
a garage built at his home on S.
Tracy street.
Miss Elsie Deltzke, who was here
taking music lessons from Prof. Gift
ford, returned to Extra Saturday.
The dance held last Friday night
at the w. o. w. hall was fairly we'll
attended and a good time in general
was had.
F.. c. Sampson is enjoying the lux
uries of fine new sedan Ford car,
purchased of Martinsen & Son last
week.
| Mrs. Amos Fancher and daughter,
Mrs. G. c. Carter went to Atlantic
Saturday to spend the day with
friends.
Cotton" Stafford and family have
moved from Just north of the BOoton
on Church street.
Nick Downey returned Saturday
evening from Des Moines, where he
spent several days on visit with
friends, and relatives.
Mrs. d. C. Bell of Anita came Sat-
urday evening for a visit at the par
entail, Geo. w. Preston home and
with former friends.
Joe Richards was busy man the
fore part of the week washing and
cleaning up the electric light globes
on the city electroliers.
T. J. Settlemire went to Des
Moines Saturday morning to visit his
son, DOC" Settlemire who Is work.
ing there at the barber trade.
August Johnson returned Monday
evening from Sioux City and points
in Nebraska and the Dakota's, where
he attended thoroughbred stock sales.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. N. Petersen of
Lettsville. s. D., arrived in Audubon
Saturday morning for visit with
their niece. Mrs. Evans Marquesen
and family.
VIM. Fulton of Extra. who was
erecting the new residence for C. F.
Carlson south of Larland, finished
the work Friday and returned to
his home that evening.
i, Last Friday at the foot ball game,
Oliver Fullerton suffered bad
wrench to the muscles of his left arm
and has to carry his arm in a sling
as q result of the accident.
!, Albert Barber of Atlantic, drove
, to Audubon last Friday by team
and then drove to Carroll Saturday,
where he will be employed by the
Iowa Telephone Co., as teamster.
n Miss Merle Blackburn, trained
| nurse from Council Bluffs, who was
here caring for Mrs. VIM. Owen, who
was very i'll, returned to her home
Friday evening. She reports Mrs
Owen as improving nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Owen and baby
; of Extra we're over Sunday visitors
, in Audubon with her father, Mr.. Loss
and sister, Mrs. Dan Petersen and
family. coming up Saturday evening
and returning home on Monday.
Mrs. A. M. Curr'Cr returned home
Saturday evening from fortnight's
visit at Newton with her daughter,
Mrs. F. L. Drake and family. Mr.
Currier, who accompanied her to
Newton. returned home earlier in the
week.
H. w. Duvall and son, Chas. went
to Des Moines Saturday morning to
consult a specialist, concerning the
health of the son. Chas. has not
been enjoying good health of late and
they deemed 1t advisable to see the
specialist.
Sergeant Frank Bagley came home
Friday night from Camp Dodge to
|. visit bis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Bagley and with intimate friends.
He brought home the Bagley auto
, mobile that has been at Des Moines
for some time.
Bob" Austin, employed by the
Iowa Telephone Co., finished his
, work for the company at Adair Fri
day and came home for a visit with
his family over Sunday, going to Car
roll the first of the week, where he
will work for the telephone company.
Mrs. c. M. Forney returned to her
home at Omaha Monday evening, at
, ter a visit in Audubon with her moth
er, Mrs. Sarah Moon. Mrs. Moon &C.
companied her daughter to Omaha
for visit with her daughter and her
grandson. DR.. Lewis E. Moon.
Mrs. VIM. Niers. little daughter
and Wilma Coyne who came here last
Friday week to see the formers aunt,
Miss Mary Mcclure, who was quite
i'll, and visited week with her cou-
sin, Miss Mayme Michaels, returned
to their home at Cascade Saturday
morning.
George Knox of Extra was called
to Greenfield last week on business
; and while there was informed of the
death of his son Albert, who died
on Sunday morning. Albert was sick
only few days with a slight ailment,
but diptheria set in and he died very
suddenly. The remains were taken
to Adair for burial.
Arthur Nelson, who came from
Camp Dodge last week to visit his
wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Jensen in the, country, left Friday
for visit with friends at Newell,
Ia, when he will return to Camp
Dodge. He reports that most of
the Audubon county boys at the camp
will soon be sent to Camp Pike,
Little Rock, Ark.
c. H. Topping the land dealer, who
was here on business last week, won
! the dollar, holding the lucky seat at
the Crescent Theatre last Tuesday
week. He turned it over to the Am
bulance Fund. He was more than
surprised, for when his number was
called, lady sitting behind him tap
ped him on the shoulder and re-
marked, you are sitting in it," He
looked down and asked, Sitting in
what?' and of course she informed
him that he was seated in the lucky
seat. Then the surprise.
G. w. Cone of Chicago, ILL.,, while
In Atlantic last week on business,
found out that his most intimate
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Best were
l residents of AudubOn and he took
time to come to Audubon Friday eve
ming and visit over night with the
Bets family: To say that their visit