Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-11-15
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Phone Art. No. l27

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Phone Art. No. l27.
S. C. Kerberg returned Friday
from a few days business visit at
Carroll.
II. G. Walters was business visit
or in Omaha the last of the week
returning to Audubon Monday.
Mrs Robert McKenny came from
Logan Monday evening to visit hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rucker.
Phone Art at 1927 when in need OF
rush trip. My auto and / will at
tend to same promptly-45-2W.
Mrs. A ]. Eddy left Saturday fol
Kirkman, for visit at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. j. II. Sherman
w. A. Evans and Ernest William.
son were business passengers tc
Omaha the last of the week and in
termingling with friends.
Chas. Ferguson resigned last week
as night Waterman and is succeeded
by Dan Petersen, who commenced his
duties Tuesday of last week.
r. j. Loveland, who attended the
Gamers Convention held at Cedar
Rapids Thursday and Friday of las
week, returned to Audubon Saturday
Mrs. Ben CASTOR, who spent several
weeks at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Clarence Craney and family, re-
turned from Omaha Friday evening
Mrs. Laura Delahoyde arrived
home Saturday from Sandusky, Ohio
where she enjoyed months visit
with her daughter, Mrs. A. ]. Leake
Miss Mae Farquhar left on Fri
days early train for Lincoln, Nebr.
to visit her brother, Fl. E. FarquhaI
and family and other relatives and
friends.
Mrs. G.. l.. Downs and daughter
Helen came from Harlan Friday tC
attend the Standardization foot bal
game and were guests at the Wilburn
Reese home while here.
Mrs. d. B. Andersen, who enjoyed
a visit at New Virginia with her bro
Their, Phil Brandstater and family
and at New London with friends re-
turned home last Friday evening.
Miss Francis Taggart, after a visit
with her mother and brothers in the
country, departed Friday evening for
a visit with friends in Chicago, after
which she goes to her home at Kan
sas City.
Mrs. f. Schiltz and little daughter
Ella Lucille returned to their home
at Carroll Saturday morning. They
have been enjoying a weeks visit
with her brother, ]. E. Kerwin and
family.
Mrs. A. l.. Brooks and little daugh-
ter Jane returned home Friday morn
ing from a visit at Des Moines with
her sister, Mrs. Ota Harris and fam
lily and at the DR.. w. Z. Kimball
home.
Sixteen divorces were granted by
Judge Lawrence DeGaff Wednesday
of last week at Des Moines. one OF
which was that of Will o. Coyne
from Ruth Coyne, former Audubon
residents.
Lawrence, Ambrose and Miss Ag-
mes Kerwin and Geo. Nestle autoed
to Audubon Saturday from Carroll
to attend the Naturalization foot
ball game and visit at the John f.
Kerwin home.
Mrs. NJ. T. Foley departed Friday
morning for visit at Morris, ILL.,,
with two sisters and two brothers
and various friends living there.
She expects to remain away for a
couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Gael and two
children. who came from Garrett,
Ind. recently to attend the DIETRICH
Blodt wedding and remained for a
visit with relatives, departed for
their home Friday evening.
John B. Kerwin. a former student
at Ames left Saturday morning for
Ames to be in attendance at the
Home Coming Day features held
there last Saturday and attend the
Kansas Agies-Ames foot ball game.
Ed. b. Cousins returned to Audi
bon Friday evening from Des Moines,
where he went to assist DR.. May get
located in his new home. He reports
Dr. May as doing nicely, being estab-
lished with his uncle in his profess
sion.
A. T. Grove Of Fayette. Iowa, who
arrived from Vicksburg. Miss, where
he attended the War Veterans Ju-
bilee recently and visited last week
at the home Of his sister. Mrs. w. J.
Lancelot and husband at Extra, was
in Audubon Friday enroute to the
Soldiers Home at Marshalltown
where he will spend the winter.