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

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Frank Herndon was a business
visitor to Atlantic Saturday, making
John Freeman and family enjoyed
visit at the home of his father,
E. j. freeman, Sunday returning in
the evening
Mrs. ID. l.. Thomas who visited rel
atives and old time friends at Me-
chanicville several weeks, returned
home Saturday.
Tom Kerwin of Carroll was an
over Sunday visitor in Audubon with
his brother, John Kerwin and fam
lily and with other relatives.
T. j. Stafford has gone to Malvern,
| Iowa, where he will visit for a week
/ or ten days with his daughter, Mrs.
E. Wills and family.
Father Falenschmidt, of Ports
mouth, Iowa and Father DreXler, of
| Menlo, were guests of Father Nc
Donald, the latter part of the week.
w. r. Thomas and son Paul, who
have been visiting relatives and at
tending a stock show at Fairburg,
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of the week.
Mrs. Nettie Green who has been a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Thomas, returned to her home
in Oskaloosa the latter part of the
week
Mrs. B. Nelson returned to her
home in Carpenter, South Dakota,
Saturday morning after enjoying a
very pleasant visit at the Chris.
Thompson home.
Mrs. f. S. Watts went Saturday
morning to Mason City where she
addressed the Child's Welfare Club
| Monday in the Conference of Chart
| ties and Corrections and Baby Bet
terment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Mckee are in
the city this week guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Harmon. At
ter visit here and other points in
Iowa they will return to their home
in Greenwich, Ill.
w. III. Bolton who has been farm
ing his 40, two and half miles
southeast of town since he left the
stewardship at the poor farm, sold
the tract of land last week to James
Sizer, who will take possession the
first Of next March.
Miss Nellie Turner began work at
the Prick Drug Store Monday morn
ing. Now that Harry Melton has
given up his work. o. X. Purdy will
be employed as registered pharmacist
on his return from Yuma, Colo,
where he has been harvesting beans
the past month.
Mrs. Andrew Andersen returned
from Colfax the last of the week
where she has been taking the miner
al water baths several weeks with a
view to getting relief from severe
attack of rheumatism. She is much
better and hopes that the improve
ment will be permanent.
The friends of Miss Lola Rucker
will be pleased to learn that she has
so far recovered from her recent
surgical operation at a Des Moines
hospital, that she was able to return
home Saturday. Her condition was
quite serious for time, but she is
greatly improved and hopes soon to
recover her usual robust health.
Henry Fredericksen, w. S. Lay
land and Dr. C. S. McLeran have
gone to Yuma, Colo. DR.. McLeran
has large land interests near that
town and he went to look after his
crops. Mr.. Fredericksen and Mr..
Layland are interested in the pur-
chasing of land and will no doubt buy
if the proposition looks as good as
it has been represented.
f. Z. Tedford who conducted the
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years, but later moved to Saltwater,
MINI, was in the city Friday making
arrangements to move to Gowrie.
Mrs. Tedford and her two months old
son have already gone to Gowrie.
Their many friends will be glad to
learn that they are well and mighty
glad to get back to Iowa.
NJ. T. Williams and family, of
} Brockberg ,Nebr., who have been
here visiting at the homes of his sis
tiers, Mrs. Chas. Bagley ald Mrs. w.
T. Staley, returned the fore part of
the week to their home, having had
a most delightful tima with relatives
and old time friends. Mr.. Williams
lived in this county until 1884 when
he moved further west.
Aaron Anderson and son William
who have been at Brooks, Alberta
Canada, breaking land for next years
crop, left there last week. Mr.. An
derson has gone to Van Mugs, Cali
fornia. where he will spend the win
ter with Chris. Olsen while his son
returned to Ross where he will as
sist his brother, T. A. Anderson. who
is farming on the old home place.
f. Evans, of Atlantic was in the
city last week looking after ,he III Il
ness at the Audubon Produce Co. S
place of business during the illness
of the resident manager. Frank Hud-
speth. He was accompanied by his
son, who is quite favorite among
his old playmates. Mr.. Evans re-
turned to Atlantic on Saturday but
was called back this week and will
remain until Mr.. Hudspeth is again
able to look after the business.