Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-12-06
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: LOCAL AND PERSONAL

/ WeHt u Omdna last evening on bus
mess.
Frank Hart departed Monday fol
Rock Island, ILL.,, where he will work
in the u. S. arsenal.
Phone Art at 1877 when in need Of
a rush trip. My auto and l will at
tend to same promptly.
Mrs. George Cronkite returned tc
Panpra Saturday morning after q
visit here with various relatives.
John Butterton was a passenger
to Omaha Monday morning on bus.
mess and visit with an old time
friend.
Mrs. A. D. Forsyth returned Sun.
day from Carroll where she visited
her aunt, Mrs. Ed Goudy and family
for a week.
John Riley commenced Monday
teaming for j. S. Dennis, taking the
place, of Clark Sloan, who is now
with Bert Dryden.
Mrs. Val Leonard returned Satur.
day from a visit at Avoca with her
son, Ray Leonard and family, whore
she went last week.
WIZ Dixon who was here for O
few days looking after his business
at the lumber yard, returned the
last of the week to his home.
Sergeant Frank Bagley, who was
home to enjoy Thanksgiving dinner
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Bagley. returned to Camp Dodge last
Thursday night.
Don't forget, when you are in need
of any work in the draying line, call
me and / will look after your work
with neatness and dispatch. Phone
1877. Art Horning.
F. o. Niklason departed on the
Northwestern train Friday evening
for Cogswell and jamestown, N. D.,
to, pick up his purchase of horses
and mules that he recently bought.
Pretty soft to reach down into the
cellar and dig up the tomatoes, beans
corn, peas, ETC., canned and stored
away, during the summer. Does gar
dening pay? We should say it does
Andy Hansen went to Carroll Fri
day. to join his wife and baby for a
visit with her folks. They may de,
Siuc W LuoNc W Oudud WueTc ne Will
work during the winter at the car
penter trade.
Miss Olga Christensen, who at
tends. Highland Park College in Des
Moines, after visit with her par
cnts. Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Christensen,
returned to her school duties Mon
day.
Miss Bernice Boynton, who was
here on a several days visit at the
home of her sister, Mrs. s. w. Nc
Kearney and family, returned to her
home at Nevada, Ia, Monday morn
ing.
Harry McCourtney of Des Moines
who was here for visit with his
friend, Miss Gladys Beebe at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. Chas. Ping
and husband, left for his home Fri
day evening.
Mrs. John Jones and baby son and
son Harold returned Saturday from
visit in Council Bluffs with her
sister. Mrs. Ed. Chanks. Her father,
Hi Walters, who accompanied them,
also returned.
Phil Brandstatter and family and
Burdy Thorn and wife. who were
here to attend the funeral of their
| grandfather, the late II. G.. Nichols
have returned to their home at New
Virginia, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Van Gorder,
following a pleasant fortnight's visit
with their daughter, Mrs. Lowene
Kirk and family at Glencoe, ILL.,, a
nh nf Ch;oann
Sunday afternoon.
Ed Kaufman and cousin, Fl. Reed
who were here from Indianapolis,
Ind, for a visit with the formers
father, Amos Kaufman, northwest
of Audubon, left for Kirkman Friday
evening to visit relatives.
&C Lundy, formerly employed
here with G. w. Hoover, after a
visit last week in Audubon at the
VIM. Rucker home with friends. de-
parted for his home at Fort Bliss
Texas, the first of the week.
j. r. Best, Friday Of last week,
sold his home place to w. w. Per-
rims, nine miles northeast of town.
Mr.. Perrine will take possession of
his new home next March. when the
family will move to Audubon.
Elder Faust, presiding elder of
the Evangelical churches in this
district, who assisted Rev. Charles
S. Lang here in the Quarterly Meet
turned to Des Moines Monday morn
ing
Mrs. Hannah Eaton of Spokane,
Washington, after an enjoyable visit
here with her son, Bert Eaton and
family, and at the home of B. A.
Keith and wife, left Monday for a
visit at Fort Dodge with relatives
and friends.
Be sure and note the ads of our
merchants in The Republican each
week. Then begin your shopping
early, receive better service and
more complete stock to select from.
Besides the clerks need rest for
Christmas.
w. f. Lee and family of Coon
Rapids, and Gust Dettman and wife
of Atlantic, were visitors in Audubon
Day for visit with
the ladies' mother, Mrs. Eliza Leib,
and to attend the big Thanksgiving
and birthday dinner in honor of their
sister, Mrs. Charles Sunberg, whose
anniversary was celebrated.
J. B. Morrissey, who was here for
a couple of days visit with his moth
err and other relatives, returned to
his home at Shenandoah Sunday af-
ternoon. His daughter. Miss Irene,
who visited at the parental home.
him to Audubon and
resumed her duties as teacher in
the south part of the county, Mon
day.
Mesdames Matt and John Butter
ton entertained at the Matt Butter
ton home in West Audubon Thanks