Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-08-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. d. Kroeger went to Atlantic
today to visit at the home of her son.
School books and a full assortment
Tricks Drug Store.
F. w. Smith, wife and daughter
departed today for Omaha where they
will visit friends few days.
Dan Wagner left this morning to
| join his father at Des Moines to re-
main for the day to take in the big
| fair.
w. G. Wilson, of the Wilson de-
partment Store went to Omaha yester-
day to purchase winter goods for his
store.
School books and school supplies
including a large assortment of inks
and fountain pens at Tricks Drug
| Store
DR.. S. T. Anderson, who visited
several days with relatives at Au-
burn, Nebr., returned to Audubon
late Friday afternoon.
E. Potter and son Ralph Potter,
who visited several days at the home
of his daughter at Lake City, return
ed home Tuesday afternoon.
Tell all you and can send word to
the rest, that ]. E. Thorp is in the
radiator, repair and sheet metal work
| in the basement of the laundry.
Mrs. Clint Stemm returned to her
| home in Menlo this morning after
spending several days at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Coz.
| inc.
Mrs. w. p. Petersen and daughter
| who were guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. T. E Mason at Primghar
returned home the fore part of the
week.
John Horning, secretary of the
county fair and Evans Marquesen
were in Avoca yesterday attending
the county fair which has been in
progress this week.
F. c. Miller, mayor of the city oil
| Audubon, was in Des Moines the fore
part of the week looking after some
official matters in connection with the
affairs of the town.
Mrs. George Northup and son Par
ker left this morning for Quincy,
| ILL.,, where they will visit for a week
or ten days with her daughter, Mrs
T. A. Moore and family.
Nels j. Nielsen and p. C. .Knudsen
and wife. who attended the S. ID. A.
yearly meeting at Marshalltown over
Sunday, returned to their homes near
Extra Tuesday afternoon.
John Wagner left yesterday for
| Des Moines where he will spend a
| few days at the state fair and from
there will go to Knoxville to visit a
brother and other relatives.
| Mrs. Anna Petersen and Miss Nell
! Gordon. who have been guests at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. f. f. Clark
the past ten days, returned this morn
| ing to their homes in Des Moines.
Edward Cecil, of Stuart and Fred
Van der Zee, of Pella were in Audi.
bon Tuesday, going overland to
Omaha where they intend to visit
Fort Omaha. Mr.. Cecil has enlisted
in the aviation corps of the service
and will soon be sent into training
Geo. Cosson and family of Des
Moines were in the city the fore part
| of the week guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. j. II. Ross and family. Or
account of pressing business matters,
Mr.. Cosson was compelled to return
sooner than he expected.
J. B. Northup who was the foreman
on the grading and ditching for the
installing of the Sewer system al
Panora, finished his work the fore
part of the week and came to Audi.
bon yesterday. He will remain here
a few days and will then go to Den.
yer, Colo, to spend the winter.
Ray Hoover, who with his wife
went to Kalispell. Mont, last fall
writes his parents that he has been
drafted into the army and expects
soon to be sent into camp. During
his services in the army his wife will
probably return to Audubon to re-
main with her parents.
B. A. Keith and wife, Harry Melton
and Mrs. Stella Elery went overland
to Des Moines Tuesday. The former
will visit the fair. while Mrs Elery
will remain in Des Moines. She may
go to Chicago later in the fall to con-
tinue her studies along the lines she
| began at Highland Park College.