Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-12-06
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= LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Attend the Crescent tonight.

Republican always bring direct re
suits. Try them.
Some of the first issue of Liberty
bonds arrived last Friday night ant
are ready for the purchasers.
Miss Lenora Hansen of Brayton
was a business visitor in Audubon
between trains last Saturday.
Robert Clark was a passenger t.
, Manning Saturday evening where hi
transacted business with Art Billick
DR.. Rosenbladt was here Saturday
on his regular bi-weekly visit to at
tend to professional business ant
visit his parents.
F. A. Johnson is having a new ad
dition built to the north end of his
implement store, to make more stor
age room.
Charles H. Stocking went to At.
lantic Saturday evening. where or
Monday he commenced working fol-
Johnson e Schrauger.
Mrs. l.. Hamlin and daughter
Miss Delphne. were shoppers in Au
dubon Saturday, returning to Extra
on the afternoon train.
Miss Lois Proctor after several
days pleasant visit at Des Moines and
Gravity, Iowa, with relatives and
friends, has returned home.
Mrs. ]. Gerber, who went to Stu
art for visit with her parents, Mr..
turned home the first of this week
accompanied by her husband.
Charles Massey returned Satur-
day evening from a couple of days
visit at Manning with his mother
Mrs. c. E. Ross and husband.
Mrs. Otto Miller and children, af.
ter visit at the Alfred Railsback
home at Griswold several days, re
turned to Audubon last Saturday
A. F. Choate of the Audubon
Marble Works, was abusiness Wis
itor in Harlan a couple of days last
week, returning home Saturday ev
ening.
Miss Irma McNutt returned the
latter part of the week from Atlantic
where she visited her cousin, Miss
Glendale McNutt, during the school
vacation.
John Kane, who has been here
during the fall picking corn, left
Friday evening for Omaha, where hi
has accepted a position for the win
| ter months.
Glen Johnson, wife and baby Betty
who spent a few days in Audubon
at the parental e. M. johnson home
last week. have returned to theil
home at Red Oak.
Emil Haeflinger went to Manning
Saturday morning to sell and tr!
out the patented fence stay which
he manufactures at his home ONT
mile south of Ross.
John Gerber went to Stuart Sat
urday evening to join his wife for {
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Smith. They returned home
the first. of the week.
Miss Iris Johnson, who enjoyed {
visit here with her cousin. Miss Edna
Johnson at the home of Ed M. John
son. returned to her home at Allan
tic Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Earl Maharg and children re
turned the first of the week from s
visit over the Thanksgiving season
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.
II. Davenport at Odebolt.
Bernice Foster and Georgia Meyer
nieces of Mrs. E. E. Smith. returned
evening, after a pleasant visit her,
with their aunt and family.
By observing this: Tuesday
iheatless day, Wednesday wheatles.
day in America, we prevent that
Tuesday, eatless day and Wednesda!
eatless day among the allies.
Samuel Shoup, who spent Thanks
| giving and the week end in De.
Moines with his son, Rev. Sam ShouI
and family, has returned home anS
resumed his duties with the city.
MFR. and Mrs. John Reuschling
who spent the Thanksgiving holiday.
at Washington, Iowa, with her broth
ers, Edward and A. j. Duvall, re
turned to Audubon the first of tn,
week.
Herman Shupe, who enjoyed /;
several days pleasant visit at Win
terset with Rev. Jackson Giddens an(
family, returned home Saturday anC
reports a most excellent time Will,
away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Jones anC
children, of Oakland, who spen
Thanksgiving here with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Rippey, and will
his brother, March Jones and family
returned to their home Friday after
noon
Isaac S. Campbell who is stationed
at the Naval Station, Munwoody In
stitute, Minneapolis, Mimi, departed
for his quarters Saturday, following
several days visit here with hi
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M
Anderson.
The early morning train on tn,
Rock Island became derailed Mon
day morning near the turn table
when a rail broke, causing about al
hours delay. Several passenger
went to the Northwestern who al
ready had tickets purchased.
Miss Irma Kline of San Francisco
Calf, who Is here on a visit will
her mother, Mrs. E. Tharnish, ant
her son, left Monday morning fol
Omaha where she will attend t.
business matters and visit will
friends several days, when she will
return to Audubon and complete hel
visit.
The man who has profited ant
prospered, grown rich and become es
tablished as the head of a famil!
under the sheltering folds of thu
American flag and who now sympa
thizes with Germany. our deadly en-
| amv 10 not 0nIv n traitor hut n cou
temptible migrate. one who is heap
ing odium on his children that the.
can never shake off.
Charles Hersham Of Manning wa
here last week and installed a Uni
versal Electric Light Plant at tn,
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