Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-02-14
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Tuesday for a visit with friends in
the country.
Milford Long and VIM. Wilson
were business and friendly visitors
in Atlantic Tuesday.
VIM. Dittman was a Monday even
ing visitor to Atlantic to visit his
old time friend Chas. StrutZ
Dude Berg and Chris Jensen re-
turned Saturday morning from few
days business visit at Atlantic.
II. G. Heiken of near Brayton, re-
turned home Tuesday morning after
business visit of few days in Au-
dubon.
Robert Whittier has returned from
a visit of several days at Des Moines
with his cousin, Antoine Petersen and
family.
Mrs. Joe Johnston went to Ross
Monday morning to help care for her
son. Chas. Johnston, who has been
quite i'll.
Mrs. Anna Parrot went to Douds.
Iowa. Tuesday morning for a visit
with her brother-in-law, Will Parrot
and wife.
VIII Rutt. who enjoyed a friendly
visit at the Hank Lloyd home east of
Audubon, returned to Camp Dodge
last week.
j. C. Fisher and wife returned this
week from visit with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Mantz and family at
Manning.
c. Fl. Rodgers. of Manning. was a
visitor in Audubon Monday between
trains with his cousin Dr. H. c. Rod
gers and wife.
Walter Jensen was called to At
lantic Monday for examination IN the
army service. He went down on the
evening train.
Miss Mildred Jones left Tuesday
morning for visit at the home of
her aunt. Mrs. Harry Mertz and fam
lily at Panama, Iowa.
Miss Mary Koenig. who visited
friends in Atlantic and attended the
Y. p. Convention at Noble, Iowa, re-
turned home Saturday.
Lester Layland who was in Des
Moines last week on business and
pleasure combined, returned home
the fore part of the week.
Mrs. w. b. Cox, after a several
days pleasant visit at Boone with her
sister Mrs. L. W. Johnson and fam
lily, returned home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reinemund left
Tuesday morning for Moline Ills, to
visit with their son, p c. Reinemund
who is employed at the t. S. arsenal.
Jake Lausten of Extra was here
IL 20 ,;,,a hut
was told he would re called later. He
went to Denson in the evening to
visit friends.
Carl Hansen. Haas p Larsen and
Chris Martinsen went to Omaha Fri
day evening. accompanying stock
shipment, one car load each of cat
tie and hogs
F. C. Miller is enjoying
visit at Freeport, Nebr While there
he will take advantage of the oppor-
tunity to visit with old time friends
and relatives.
n. r. Hadden, who was here from
Irwin, Kans., on an extended visit
at the home of his nephew, A. Smith
lin the country departed for his home
Monday evening.
Jack Dennis has finished his ice
pack for this season and has his biz
house filled with the very best ice
ever seen in Audubon 1t was ship
ped from Lake View
Mr. and Mrs. Philo Neff. who Wis
tied here several days with her sis
tiers, Mesdames Sherm Wright and
Ira Stetzel, returned Monday evening
to their home in Atlantic.
c. II. Priestley. who went to At
lantic last week on business and Wis
tied at Lewis with his daughter. Mrs
Frank Harmon and husband, return
ed home the first of this week.
Dan Fullerton. following a visit of
a week at Bagley. Perry and Boone
Iowa, with his brothers. Knox, Rob
ert and VIM. Fullerton and families.
returned home Tuesday morning.
NJ. J. Fabricius returned to Irwin
Monday evening, following few
days visit here with his wife and
children. He opened for business in
his new store at Irwin last Saturday
week.
Mrs. Lola Brady. of Des Mones.
and daughter. Mrs. Carl Fiscus and
child, of Valley Junction. following
a visit here and at Ross with rela-
tives. left Monday evening for their
homes
vii Berg went TO Gray Monday ev-
! ening to assist his son-in-law. Ed
| Holtz and family, move from their
farm in Lincoln township to the Ow-
en- Davis farm, just four miles north
of Audubon.
Chas. Hershman of Manning visit
ed here Monday afternoon with his
friends. He installed light plant
in the new store recently built by
Max Ehlert at Gray. into which Mr..
Ehlert moved last week
Miss Alma Christensen went to
Des Moines the latter part of the
week to enjoy a few days visit with
her sister. Miss Olga Christensen.
who is a student at Highland Park
university. She returned home on
Tuesday afternoon
Harry Phillips and Fred Gilbert
have moved their barber shop from
the Park hotel to their new location
in the Smith building. where they
will cater to all their old customers
and all the new ones that may come
their way.
Mary Mcclure, who has been al
Minneapolis for some time taking
treatment for an ailment of long
standing, returned home Friday
morning. Her sister. Mrs. II. J.
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