Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-10-18
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4 LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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Jens Jensen, the baker, departed
| for Omaha Tuesday for a short bust
ness trip.
John Nelson who has been visiting
here the past few days went to Car
roll, Tuesday. y
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mendenhall
are the happy parents of baby girl
born Monday.
Miss Christian Jensen went to
Council Bluffs, Monday to visit some
time with relatives.
Art Horning and John Meyer drove
overland to Omaha Sunday on bust
ness returning Monday.
Robert Austin returned to his work
in Dexter Monday after visiting a
couple of days here.
Rev. VIM. Mack who filled the
Presbyterian pulpit Sunday returned
to Des Moines Monday morning.
Mrs. Albert Mutschall went to
Coon Rapids Monday evening, oSisit
with relatives and friends for.a few
days.
E. ]. Freeman and son Egbert
went to Ogden Monday evening to
visit at the Frank Berman home a
| few days. IN
4 Arthur Lamb and wife departed
for Huston, Texas, Monday morning
to make that their home for the
winter.
i Earl Farr and wife returned Tues-
day morning from Des Moines after
| spending couple of days there on
business.
i Miss Mildred Morrissey who is
teaching in Des Mofnes spent Sat
urday in Audubon with friends and
relatives.
E. G. Brauhn returned Saturday
from his visit with relatives in Lari
NOR, N. D., where he has spent most
of the summer.
Frank w. Johnson and wife, of
Wilton Junction came Tuesday to at
tend the sale and visit at the j. A.
Johnson home.
Gerald Kruger, who visited over
Sunday at the John Graham home.
returned to his home in Atlantic
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Jensen de-
parted for Atlantic Saturday to visit
with their daughter, Mrs. p. c.
Bramson and family.
4 Miss Collette and Miss Johnston,
who were demonstrating Wear-Ever
Aluminium ware last week, departed
for Cass City Saturday.
4 Mr. ard Mrs. Chris. Jensen of Las
ina, Wisconsin arrived Monday to
make an extended visit at the John
Kirk home near Extra.
| Miss Leona Moore returned to her
home in Atlantic Monday morning
after enjoying an over Sunday visit
at the McNutt homes.
Mrs. S. Neff who visited few
days with her daughter Mrs. S. w,
Wright and family. returned to her
home in Atlantic Saturday.
Mrs. c. S. McCleran went to Omaha
Monday to attend the Grand Chapter
of the p. z. o. which was in session
there the fore part of the week.
Miss Maggie McCaw departed Mon
day morning for an extended visit
! with friends and relatives at her for
mer home town, Dixon, Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hendricks re-
turned Monday to their home in Fill
ley, Nebaska, aftrer visiting several
days at the Chris. Thompson home.
| w. ]. Hamilton went to Des
\ Moines Monday as a delegate from
4 Aretlas Lodge, No. 396ito the con-
vention of the Grand Lodge of the
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Mrs. Harley Hoffman accompa MED
her sister, Miss Olson to Atlantic
Tuesday morning. Miss Olsen con-
tinued her journey home to Walnut
alone. q
| Mrs. Robert Wellington arrived
| Tuesday morning from her extended
visit at Worthington, Minnesota, and
will visit her mother, Mrs. August
| Rachel.
Charles Dusty" Rhodes. after ten
days sojourn in the county Jail await
ing trial for forgery, was released
Monday on $500 bonds. He will be
brought before the Grand Jury at the
present term of court which sets next
Monday.