Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-11-08
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL 4

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Joe Richards was business visit
or in Atlantic yesterday.
Molly Schalow was attending to
affairs of business in Mannig yes
terday.
S. C. Kerberg went to Carroll
| Tuesday on business and days visit
| with friends.
James Law returned home Mon
| day from a business visit of a couple
of days in Des Moines.
Money on deposit in banks belong
ing to Germans is not liable to seiz-
ure by the government.
Fl. G. Leach accompanied by sever
| prospective land seekers departed
Tuesday evening for Texas.
Andrew Christensen and wife re-
turned last evening from Avoca,
where they visited relatives.
Bertel Wonsmos left yesterday
morning for Irwin, Ia, to hold sale
Of his famous landscape paintings.
| John Nelson went to Carroll yes
terday to place his bid for five miles
of thing to be done in that vicinity.
Mrs. Mary Mcmahon and son NOV
ed into the c. ID. Ross property
formerly owned by DR.. j. NJ. Fulton.
Will Allen departed yesterday
morning for Rock Island, ILL.,, where
he intends to work during the win
ter.
Mrs. Lloyd Graham and child
went to Extra Tuesday morning to
| visit her mother, Mrs. r. c. Waiter
son.
| j. b. Keefe, treasurer of the Finn
Paving Co., came from Sioux City.
/ Tuesday to transact business with
city officials.
Miss Francis Taggart, arrived
Tuesday morning from Kansas City,
to visit her mother and brothers in
the country.
! Bert Keith, Frank Sunberg and
two other men called as federal
/ jurors went to Council Bluffs by au-
to early Monday morning.
Don Preston has purchased the
! residence formerly owned by Evans
Marqusen, and now occupied by Jens
/ Herminsen.
j. II. Jay, who came Monday from
Sterling. Colo, to see his mother,
Mrs. Wesley Jay, departed for his
home Tuesday evening.
The John Butterton building is
progressing rapidly and with con-
tinued good weather will be ready
for occupancy before many weeks.
w. F. Kavney of Howard, s. d.,
! transacted business here the fore
part of the week with Frank Hern-
don, returning to his home Tuesday
evening.
Harley Hoffman went to Brayton
last evening on business. His wife
accompanied him that far and then
proceeded to Walnut to visit her
sister, Mrs. Henry Christensen.
Frank Bagley expects five days
leave of absence from his duties at
Camp Dodge and will come home
Saturday for a visit with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bagley and
friends.
Mrs. Grant McManigal and child,
who visited here for some time, with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.. e.
Smith, departed Sunday for her
home at Hamil, s. ID. Mr.. Smith &C
companied her as far as Sioux City
returning home Monday evening.
Miss Hazel Eaton, who has been
head trimmer in a large millinery
establishment at Woodward, Iowa,
i finished her season there this week
! and came home last evening to spend
her vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Eaton.
Herman Jensen one of Uncle Sam
soldier boys at Camp Dodge, received
few days furlough and came home
this morning to visit his parents in
the country and attend the Y. M. C..
A. convention. Herman is looking
splendid and getting along nicely at
camp.
Mrs. Frank Musson and daughter
of Atlantic visited Tuesday with her
aunt and cousin, Mrs. Sarah Musson
and daughter. Miss Susie Musson.
Mr.. Musson brought them up by auto
early in the morning and they re-
turned to Atlantic on the evening
train.
Chiropractor M. o. Kingsbury left
Friday for Davenport returning
home Sunday afternoon, Mrs. r. F.
Altman and Mrs. G. r. Farrell, ac-
companied Mr.. Kingsbury to Daven-
port to have spinagraph and X-Ray
work done at the Palmer School of
Chiropractic.
When near the Joe Conrad from
four miles west of town Tuesday af-
ternoon, the auto of Walter Schrader
took fire in some manner and was
quite badly damaged. A front tire
and cushion we're destroyed and the
hood and fender scorched consider
able. The machine was brought to
the Jensen garage for repairs.
VIM. Cunningham, who resigned
as postmaster at Westfield. with his
family will move to Audubon as soon
as his successor is appointed, and
will make their home with his
mother, Mrs. B. Cunningham, for the
winter. In the spring they will
move on one Of Mrs. Cunningham's
farms northwest Of Audubon.