Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-03-21
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Emil Haeflinger spent Tuesday in
Atlantic on business
w. w. Wray spent yesterday IN
Atlantic visiting friends.
Miss Juanita Kieth went to Extra
last evening to visit friends.
Mrs. NJ. S. True, of Omaha, was a
business visitor in our little city on
Tuesday.
Fred Plaehn was a business visitor
in Des Moines this week, making the
trip in his automobile.
Hal j. Mantz is in DenisOn today
on legal business, attending to the
interests of clients there.
Mrs. Jake Baiers went to Extra
Tuesday afternoon for visit with
her sister, Mrs. w. o. Scott.
NJ. T. Foley spent Saturday last at
Atlantic, the guest of his son-in-law
p. A. Casey and two children.
Thos. Clark was a business visit
or in Templeton Monday and attend
ed the Farmers Elevator meeting.
John McCauley of Des Moines was
here the first of the week on bus
mess. going down to Extra yesterday
morning.
Henry Dittman went to Gray Tues
day morning to join mis- wife for a
visit with their son. Robert Dittman
and family.
Mrs. Anna Lambertsen who visit
ed here with Mrs. n. l.. Kroegh. re.
turned to her home at Marine Tues
day forenoon.
Mrs. ]. E. Clark came yesterday
noon from her home in Indanola for
a visit with her sister, Mrs. E. F.
Bilharz and family.
Mrs. Martin Kier and child, who
visited several weeks at different
Nebraska points with relatives, ar
rived home yesterday noon.
F. w. Delahoyde came Monday af
ternoon from his home in Guthrie
Center for a visit with his sister
Mrs. Lena Walker and other rela
tives.
S. X. Jordan and l.. a. McNut
went to Des Moines yesterday morn
ing, the former having some denta
work done and the latter on business
Mrs. Laura b. Hale of Sioux Cit.
came to Audubon Tuesday. evening
to see if she could organize Wo
mans Christian Temperance Unior
here.
John Blake and family of Milford
are enjoying visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lafoy ant
various other relatives in this vicin
ity this week.
Holger Andersen. who has EN-
ployment at Webster City. came oil
Monday and loaded his househol,
goods for shipment. The family lief
today for their new home.
Mrs Jorgen Hansen and daugt
ter, Miss Annie, arrived in Audubon
yesterday morning for visit wit
. in the north part of town.
Father Costello left last evenin
for Modale. Iowa. where he was call
ed TO hold funeral services for Mr.:
Fitzpatrick There will be no servic
] at the Catholic church Friday nigh
l w. j. McCaw and daughter, Mis-
| Maggie McCaw, departed Tuesda
| evening for Dixon. Nebr., to enjoy
| visit with three of his sons and
| daughter, and with various other re
J atives.
| Mrs. ID. Dillenbeck and three chi
! dren of Manning transferred her
l Tuesday afternoon enroute TO thei
] new home at Extra, where the fan
I lily are moving. Mr.. Dillenbeck ha,
ing gone into the blacksmithing bu
| mess.
| Perry PARROT and son Horace, VIII
| went to Worthington. Iowa. tw
! weeks ago to see the formers brotf
er who was. dangerously ill., return
ed to Audubon yesterday. They lei
the patient in much improved cor
dition.
Mrs. c. F. Varble and daughter
Violet Velma Varble. left yesterda
morning for Creston for visit wit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. II
Moore. Mr.. Varble accompanie
them as far as Carroll returning o.
the evening train
Miss Laura Jensen and Miss Len
Petersen left for Cedar Falls Tuesda
evening where they will attend tn
Sunday school meeting of the Dan
ish Lutheran church. being hel,
there Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day of this, week
Mr. and Mrs. G.. Messenbrink an,
Misses Ola and Edna Fisher of Den
ison werc in Audubon Tuesday OIL
business III connection with the es
tate of their mother, Mrs. Anna
Fiber who died last September. They
were former reidents of Lincoln twp
Mrs. Henry Sunberg. Sr. took sud
denly i'll Monday morning with heart
and stomach trouble. She was I'M
conscious for several hours and her
condition was serious for couple
OF days. Reports from her bedside
today are that she is much better
with good chance of complete re-
covery.
Virgil Tramp of Enid. Okla. who
was called here to attend the funeral
of his father. the late Chas. l..
| Tramp. arrived in Audubon Tuesday
night too late for the funeral. The
remains were held over at the un-
! Iar "a Limo nat.lnrs IF II NaI,