Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-12-13
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lastFFtiday on professional business.
Robert Clark returned last week
from a-busines visit in Manning with
Arthur Billick.
Peter Wenfeldt and Harry Paulson
who transacted business in Atlantic
a few days last week, returned here
Friday.
Jens Christensen was a business
visitor in Manning Saturday, going
up on the Northwestern train that
morning.
C. Level, of the Consumers Light
Co., went to Carroll Saturday on bus
mess and an owe Sunday visit with
relatives and friends.
Louie Petersen, who has been en-
ployed by Chris Knutsen for some
time in the country, returned to his
home at Omaha Saturday.
Mrs. d. Kroger was a passenger
to Extra Saturday evening to visit
In the country home of her daughter
Mrs. j. l.. Parker and family.
Miss Mae Alt was a passenger to
Manning Saturday morning for an
over Sunday visit with her sister.
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Victor Lund left Audubon Satur-
day morning for a visit with relatives
and friends. after which he goes to
Denver, Colo, to spend the winter.
Mrs. George Erven went to near
Gray Saturday morning to remain for
the funeral Of Mrs. Mishler, who
died last week and was buried Sun
day.
Press Keith and daughter. Miss
Juanfta, after a pleasant visit at
Ames with their daughter and sister,
Miss Esther, have returned to Au-
dubon.
Thomas Hansen returned to his
home at Council Bluffs Saturday.
He has been here during the fall
working for Thee. Thygesen in the
country.
Chris H. Larsen went to Ployer,
Ia, Saturday morning. where he will
workf for Hermanson & Stone. who
have "a contract. to build several res
licences there.
Mrs. F. o. Hinkson returned to her
home at Stuart Saturday evening.
She enjoyed a pleasant visit Of sew
era1 days here with her sister, Mrs.
H. A.. Arnold and family.
We will spend next Sunday at
Galveston and all take a boat ride
and a bath in the ocean The water
is fine. Come and go with us. The
date is December IS. H. G. Leach.
Mrs. VIM. Fulton returned to Ex-
ira Saturday afternoon following a
pleaant visit here with her brother,
E.. T.. Bailey, Mrs. G. c. Gore and
husband and with Val Leonard and
family.
DIR. Carrie Wood went to Des
Moines Saturday evening to be pres
ent at the bedside of her lister, Miss
Mabel Brooks, who was to submit
to an operation for appendicitis on
Monay Of this week.
Little Avis johnson, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C.. Johnson, is re-
covering nicely from her recent Sc
we're siege of appendicitis, and. as her
father says. leafs like a hog, and
hollers for more"
Clark Griffin. who purchased a
100 acre farm near Bayard last
spring, left foy Bayard Saturday
morning to look after his purchase,
and will probably buy a $50 acre
farm adjoining the he now owns.
j. L. Somers of Toledo, Iowa, who
enjoyed a visit with his o r. III.
Somers and family in Viola township
for a month. returned to his home
the fore part Of the week. While
here he helped his son gather the
corn crop.
Miss Ruth Harrison, principal OF
the Extra high school, who was here
Friday night acting as one of the
judges in the D~eclamatory Contest.
! held at the Audubon high school
building, returned to Extra Saturday
morning.
Fl. G. Sorensen left Saturday af-
ternoon for Des Moines where he
will take the examination for the av-
iation service in the National army.
He remarked on leaving that he
wished he would be successful and
pass2the examination.
Miss Alice White of Portsmouth.
Iowa, who was here coaching the
contestants for the declamatory on
test. left Saturday morning for Shell
by, where she will be engaged in
coaching another class for the con-
test to be held there.
Miss Matte Gipple, of Anita. re-
turned to her home Saturday after
noon. after an enjoyable visit of
three weeks here at the home of her
aunt. Mrs. F. l.. Anderson and fam
lily. and with her cousin. Mrs. C. A.
Caldwell and family in the country.
Andy Hansen, who was here from
Carroll last week to visit his mother,
Mrs. Mary Hansen. and looking for
a house to rent, returned to Carroll
Friday. II he can secure living
apartments here he will with his
family move bac kto Audubon.
W. II. Aldrich. one Of Audubon's
oldest citizens. who was recovering
nicely from a long spell of sickness,
took a relapse again last week and
was obliged to return to his bed. 1t
is hoped by his many acquaintance
and friends that he will soon be
about again.
Rev. G. b. Ch~ristiansen and l.. j.
Andersen went to Des Moines Satur-
day evening to visit at Camp Dodge
with the formers son, John Chris
Hansen, who will o leave for
elsewhere. and expects soon to be
sent to France. The gentlemen went
at this time to bid goodbye to the
boy.
Holgar Lindholm, the carpenter
and contractor. smashed his Over
land auto up pretty badly Friday
morning when turning east at the
Methodist church corner. On account
of the slippery condition Of the paw
ing. he ran his car into DR.. Childs'
CURLING. breaking off the two wheels