Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-07-25
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. Mary Mcmahon, who visited
with friends in Atlantic over Sunday
returned home Monday morning.
Miss Bessie Turner, who has been
at Griswold for ten days visit with
friends, returned home Monday
morning.
Mrs. r. Motter and son Roy, of
Manning We're in the city Monday
afternoon attending the funeral of
Vernon Reed
j. X. Andersen accompanied his
son, S. c. Andersen to Oakdale
Tuesday morning, where he will take
treatment at the state Sanitorium.
John Martinsen and son, Lake
Martinsen, were in Omaha Monday
where they secured number OF
cars for the Martinsen Garage.
Mrs. A. Schwennecker who has
been visiting friends south of town
for several days, departed Monday
morning for her home near Irwin.
Miss Nellie Gordon. terminated a
ten days visit at the home of Mrs.
E. E. Clark. Saturday. when she re-
turned to her home in Dss Moines.
A. B. Gillespie. Howard Gillespie
and Joe Dunnley, OF Guthrie Center
were in the city Sunday visiting
friends and taking in the chautau-
qua.
Mr. and Mrs. John, Roth and
| daughter were over Sunday visitors
in Carroll at the home of Mrs. Klocke
and family returning Monday morn
| ing.
s. Rempp and wife. of Monte
yuma, arrived in the city Saturday
elroute to Gray for an extended
visit at the home of Mrs. S. c. Hig-
gins.
NJ. T. Foley went to Atlantic
Tuesday TO look after some business
matters and from there intended to
go to Council Bluffs for "a few
days.
Carlos Conway came from Lehigh
Iowa. Saturday for visit with his
parents, and his brother "Scotchie''
who left yesterday morning with the
other soldier boys for Camp Pike,
Ark
Miss Martha Andreasen, who is
| taking a course in professional
nursing at Iowa City, terminated
her ten days visit at the home OF
her parents Tuesday and returned
to her work.
Peter Rasmussen came back from
! Yuma. Colo, Saturday where he
/ had been on a several weeks stay
working on the farm of Or. Meier
an. The Doctor will remain a While
/ longer to help with the threshing.
The block of unimproved land
owned by James Law on Chicago
street, has been leased for term OF
/ years 10 w. S. Richardson, for the
/ purpose of propagating small fruit
plants, vegetables plants and flow
ers
Miss Irene Craig. who has, been
/ in this city the past year, departed
Tuesday morning for Iowa Falls
where she will make an indefinite
visit with her parents. She had
| hoped TO return TO Audubon in the
fall
Rev l.. NJ. Maston. pastor of the
| Christian church at Mystic. was in
/ the city Sunday visiting AT the home
/ of his cousin. Mrs. A. Il. Kittell and
daughter. He had some car trouble
and was compelled to return home
by train Monday morning.
Mrs George Dawson, of DeS
Moines, who has been here visiting
! at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Daw-
! son. went back to her home Tues
/ day morning. Mrs. lola Simcock
| of Des Moines. is also a guest this
week at the home of her parents
Glen Conway. stationed at Fl
/ Lavenworth Kansas. in the Signal
, Corps, writes his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Conway. that he expected
! to leave camp yesterday for a place
in the east and would not be able to
come home before embarking fol-
overseas.
Miss Agness SCHNEIDER and heI
brother Robert, of Kansas City
Kansas. who visited their brother
Alfred, at Camp Dodge, who leaves
this week for the east came to Au-
! dubon Monday and will make a visit
at the home of Andres Hansen, living
near kimballton.
Mrs. j. ". Cummins and children
/ of Atlantic arrived in the city Tues
| day to spend few days with her
/ parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j, s. Dennis
! anu W blu ItT LNO DIOAEtlS
Butch" and pete" good-by. They
| left yesterday morning with the
other Audubon county men for
/ Camp Pike. Ark.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. owen left Mon
day morning for Yuma. Colo. where
they will make an extended visit at
the home of their daughter, Mrs
| Fodder Schmidt and family. Mr.
| Schmidt has enlisted in the ship
building branch of Uncle Sans SER
vice. and expects soon TO leave for
some point in Washington.
Mrs L. G. Bagley and daughter
went to Des Moines Monday morning
to visit her brother, Ralph Stuart
who leaves this week for the east 10
embark for overseas service. Mr.
Bagley joined them on "Wednesday
10 visit a short time with his bro.
Their Frank, who also leaves. and
brought his family home with him.