Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-01-03
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VIII O'Brien and Henry Sievers
were business visitors in Atlantic
Tuesday.
Geo. Wolfe and family spent sew
eral days this week at the home OF
her relatives in Extra.
Rem Phelps and family were New
. Years Day visitors in Atlantic with
his mother, Mrs. Sarah Phelps.
! Roy Dorele left Tuesday morning
, for Manning where he has secured
work on farm in that vicinity.
DR.. E. L. Fitch transacted bust
ness in Omaha a few days this week,
going down Tuesday morning.
j. A. Larsen went to Omaha Tues.
day morning where he will take a
course in the American Auto college.
Mrs. Elsea Richards, who was a
friendly visitor at Council Bluffs for
several days, returned home Sunday
Afternoon.
Lars Jensen and wife were Christ
mas visitors at Blair. Nebr., with rel
atives, returning home the last of
the week.
/ Chas. Massey, after a visit of sew
eral days at Manning with his moth
er, Mrs. c. E. Ross, returned home
Tuesday morning.
Nels johnson returned to Extra on
Tuesday. He visited here with his
daughter, Mrs. Nick Ottesen and fam
lily for a couple of days.
c. H. Priestley went to Lewis on
Tuesday morning to visit with his
daughter. Mrs. Frank Harmon and
husband for few days.
AL C. Miller and Geo. Lored, of
Bedford, Ills. arrived here last week
for a visit with the James Eagen
family south of Larland.
G. L. Gore, Of the firm Of John
son C Gore, was a passenger to
Des Moines Monday evening to be
gone few days on business.
I. d. McCarville, who visited here
with his family since before Christ
mas, returned to his insurance work
at Emmetsburg Tuesday morning.
Mrs. W. C. Book and daughter Hell
en-, who visited a week with rela-
tives in Boone, their former home,
rturned to Audubon Monday even
! ing.
Hans j. Christensen and his broth
er Chris of Kimballtor, came to Au-
dubon Monday morning on business
at the court house with the ques-
tionnaire board.
Miss Martha Kraft, who visited
here with her relatives at the Mrs.
Christensen and Chris Hahn homes.
left Tuesday morning for her home
at Ithaca, Nebr.
Albert Snively. who enjoyed visit
in the country with his uncle, d. B.
DOC" Andersen for a period of two
weeks. returned to his home at Lin
den, Iowa, Tuesday.
Miss Eugene Nelson went to Coon
Rapids Monday to visit with her un-
Gle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Meade
Steele, until Saturday of this week
when she will return home.
Harold Buthweg, who enjoyed his
Christmas vacation in Audubon with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Buth-
veg, returned to Indianola Tuesday,
where he is attending Simpson col
lege.
Miss Kathrine Schiieber, who Wis
tied here a few weeks with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schrieber,
and her several sisters, returned to
her duties at Chicago last Sunday
evening.
| w. III. Smith and wife departed on
Tuesday moning for Lawrence. Kan
! sas. where Mrs. Smith will reside
I with hop hrA nj
| family for the winter. Mr.. Smith will
return to Audubon.
Bill Jones. who has been working
for the Westfield. Nebr., poultry
house, hurt one of his thur bs last
week and came home about ten days
earlier than he intended to. He ey-
poets to remain here for the winter.
Mrs. Mary BONNIE, following
pleasant visit of four weeks at the
homes of her daughters, Mesdames
b. j. Black and Ed Taggart and fam
lilies in the country. left Tuesday for
her home at DeSoto, la. Her grand
son, Maurice Taggart. accompanied
her to DeSoto for a visit.
A. F. Choate, who has been on
two weeks trip to Fairfield and Bur
lington on business for the Audubon
arble Works, and enjoyed a visit at
Ottumwa, Ia, with friends of his
youth, returned to Audubon New
Years Day. He reports an enjoyable
visit at Ottumwa and Fairfield.
Fred Stewart. of Manning, who
came here two weeks ago to make his
home. left for Manning Monday ev-
nivO 10 OF alot,
friends and attend a New Years
ball. He has rented farm in this
county of A. j. Fancher and will
make Audubon county his home for
the present.
j. w. Landrum Saturday of last
week purchased of Joe III. Ross the
bushes building now occupied by
Arnold & Rasmussen. We are not
informed il he will take over the
building for his own use or not when
the lease held by the Arnold & Ras-
mussen firm, which is for three more
years. expires.
Tuesday. the Feast Of the Circum-
cision and a holiday of obligation in |
the Catholic church, was observed at
st. Patrick's church. Rev. Father
Mcdonald celebrated mass at nine !
O'Clock at which large crowd OF the |
faithful was present. There are six
holidays of obligation each year. be-
sides all Sundays in the Catholic
church.
Martin Kjer and Nels Munkgaard
returned to Plover Tuesday morning
to finish decorating several houses
they have under contract there.
PlOver residents seem to like the
work done by our Audubon painters
and carpenters, as a number Of res