Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-03-21
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MISS ALICE De LUHERY, Reader
y LOCAL AND PERSONAL A

For sale-Incubator eggs. See
Webster. 122w.
Jacob Swim of Atlantic transacted
business in Audubon Monday.
J. b. Campbell of the City Laun-
dry was business visitor in Extra
Monday.
Mrs. Sherm Lang and Miss Ruby
Stone returned Friday from visit
in Atlantic.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Farr autoed to
C'r-oll yesterday TO spend the day
on business.
Hans Hansen returned home Fri
day morning from business visit of
few day, in Des Moines.
Miss Anna Petersen went to At
lantic Monday morning to visit a
couple OF days with friends.
Buck" Conway returned home
Friday from a business and friendly
visit at Omaha and several other
points.
Rev. +. Provensen was a business
and friendly visitor in Atlantic the
last of the week, returning home on
Friday.
j. X. Best and wife were business
and friendly visitors in Omaha the
last of the week. going down on
Thursday evening.
Jake Hansen and Christen j. Han
sen departed the first Of the week
with their immigrant car for their
new home in Canada.
Miss Ida Zaiger returned to Au-
dubon Monday afternoon, after "a
visit with her sister. Mrs. Herman
Kienash and family at Gray.
Miss Deletzke went to her home
near Adair Friday morning for an
over Sunday visit with her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. A. n. DeletZke.
Mrs. II. j. Cooley, who visited her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Gates, here
last week, returned TO her home at
Lorah Thursday afternoon last.
Mrs. /. l.. Stuart. of Hampton,
came to Audubon Friday morning
for visit at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs l.. c. Bagley and family.
Clarence Turner departed Tuesday
for Duglas. Wyo. where he and his
brother Floyd own some land. He
will remain away for several months.
Niels HOegh of Brayton. was a
business visitor here Monday with
County Treasurer, Hans Albertsen.
and visiting with his old ac1uaint-
ances.
Rev. A. c. Weisman. of st. Louis,
Mo. who visited here with Rev. f.
Provensen and the II. c. Jensen
70, fA he, 10
Thursday
j. A. Johnson went to Atlantic OH
Friday morning to attend the Chas.
Mills Hereford cattle sale. He also
attended big Hereford sale OF Avo-
ca Monday.
Mrs. C. c. Nielsen and son went
to their farm near Adair Monday
morning to visit the husband and
father and TO help him with the
spring work.
Mrs j. w. Kampen and daughter
who visited at Extra with Mrs. Mar
shall Smith and with friends in Au-
dubon. left for their home in Man
ming Monday morning.
Rev. G.. b. Christensen returned
the latter part of the week from a
business visit at Omaha and Blair,
Nebr., where he was in the interest
of the Dana college.
Miss Delaney OF Carroll spent
Sunday and Monday here with rel
atives. She was on the Patriotic
Program given Sunday evening at
the Crescent theatre.
Donald Varney returned to his
home at Extra Monday evening. fol-
lowing few days visit with his
grandmother, Mrs. VIM. Fulton. at
the +. r. Bailey home.
John Roth and Leo Booton went
to Carroll Monday evening to look
at barber shop. If location and
price is satisfactory they may decide
to purchase the business.
Chester b. Br ooks left Tuesday
evening for a visit at Cedar Rapids
and from there will go to Vinton,
Iowa to visit his daughter. Mrs.
Robert Patterson and family
Mrs. Oscar Gustad and son OF
Sparta Wisconsin. arrived in the
city Monday evening to join the hus-
band and father. who is employed
here with the Electric Light Co.