Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-02-01

Miss Ester Keith who is attending
college in Ames was home the fore
part of the week and enjoyed a visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p. A.
Keith and family.
Mrs. j. w Mcclure who has been
in Earling the past two weeks visit
ing at the home OF her son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Mcclure. returned home
the latter part OF the week.
John Lews, who has been in Glen
wood the past two weeks visiting at
this city to resume his duties as
linotype operator in this office.
Miss Madeleine Essington came
from Ames Saturday evening where
she is attending college to visit with
her parents. at Brayton. while the
short course is being held in Ames.
Mr. and Mrs. J F. Egan and son
who have been in White Pigeon
Michigan and also in Lima. Indiana
visiting relatives and friends the past
two weeks, returned home Thursday
evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Cozine return
ed the latter part OF the week from an
extended visit at North English and
Cedar Rapids where they have been
since their marriage the early part of
January.
Carl Ross of Gray left Tuesday
evening with another shipment of
cattle that he expected to enter the
ring at the cattle sale held at
the State fair grounds in Des Moines
January 81.
Mike Creston who has been here
for few days visiting with Mrs. A.
Jensen. proprietor of the Farmers
Hotel, left Tuesday evening for his
home in Omaha
Mrs. F. Ross and daughter-in-law
Mrs. b. f. Ross of Cedar Rapids. who
have been visiting at the j. II. and
Lial Ross homes in this city, spent
Friday visiting at the Frank Fritter
home in Manning.
Mrs. Clark Wilson departed Fri
day morning for Des Moines where
she will spend a few days visiting
with her husband who is one of the
door keepers in the house of repres-
entatives at the State Capitol.
Mrs Mable Johnson and Miss
Margaret Johnston went to Atlantic
Tuesday to consult physician re-
garding her physical condition, Mar
garet has been in poor health for
several months and she may submit
to a sergical operation before she
will get any permanent relief from
her ailment.
Jim Nelson who sold his barber
shop the first of the year to Homer
Booton, came from Lake City Satur-
day where he has operated shop for
a month or more. Mr.. Nelson did
not like the location so he sold the
shop and will remain in Audubon
until he finds another place that
suits him better.
T. j. Stafford and Jake Meyer, who
are regarded as two of the best check
err players in this part of the state,
were in Atlantic Monday to take part
in a checker tournament. Both
gentlemen returned home Tuesday
and report that they were unable to
get anything this time though in
times past both have made some good
records.
Mrs. w. w. Smith has decided to
add a line of new millinery to her
stock of goods at The Smith Fashion
Shop. She has already purchased
millinery from New York firm and
will give a style show Immediately
after her return from Chicago. AL
ready advanced spring skirts and
dresses are on display. Watch fol
the dates of the style show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Jensen Went
to Wiota Tuesday morning for a short
visit with their daughter, Mrs. p. C
Bramsen. Yesterday they left fol
Hot Springs. Ark. where Mr.. Jensen
will take treatments for a severe cast
OF rheumatism. He has been sorely
afflicted the past several months
During the past few weeks his condi
ton has grown gradually worse ant
the family decided it would be bes
for him to take treatments at tn,
springs. His many old time friends
trust that he will gain relief from
his ailment and that in the course o
a couple of months he will be abb,
to return to Audubon in the best o
health.