Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-01-31
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

| Miss Jean Culver, who visited with
friends at Anita for several days, re-
turned to Audubon Monday morning
B. Fienster of Harlan was bus
mess visitor in Audubon Saturday,
purchasing old iron and metal for
his firm.
! Rev. George Herrlinger of Allan
tic was here over Sunday and held
services at the German Evangelical
church.
Ed Prick left Monday morning for
Osceola to visit his son, and while
away transacted some important
business.
Ambrose Foley, who is attending
Ames college. came home Saturday
for visit at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Foley.
Mrs A. Nelson, who came from
Atlantic to visit with her son, Virgil
Nelson and wife in the country, re-
turned home Saturday
Charles McMurphy and wife of
Manning, who were here the last of
the week on business and friendly
visit. returned home Friday.
]. A. Teter and family, who recent
ly purchased a 14O acre farm near
Stuart, expect to move there from
Melville township early in February.
M. E. Keith, of Bedford, Iowa. at
ter visit here with his mother, Mrs.
Jessie Keith and sister, Miss Mabel,
returned to his home Friday morn
ing.
Mrs. Walter Graves, who spent
week visiting in Atlantic at the home
of her brother, Ed Evans and family,
returned home last Thursday after
noon.
Earl Kraft and Clarence Rachel
departed the last of the week for An
Selma, Neb., for a visit with the lat
ter's sister, Mrs. Gale Egner and
family.
F. H. Adams returned Saturday
morning from Des Moines where he
spent a few days on business in the
interest of the Green Bay Lumber
Company.
Chas. S. White went to Omaha
Friday evening to visit with his aunt
and to attend to important business
over Sunday. We failed to learn his
aunts name.
William and Walter Rubel re-
turned Monday morning to Pocahon-
tas, Iowa, following a visit here with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Rubel, east of Hamlin.
The new 100 horse power engine
that arrived here some time ago for
. the City Pumping Station was being
! In tall he lnt o. To-
and the fore part of this week.
Mrs. T. j Mccall and little daugh-
, ter Margaret, went to Des Moines
, Friday morning to visit with her sis
ter, Miss Mildred Morrissey. teacher
in the Des Moines public schools.
w. f. Roseman returned Friday
morning from Atlantic where he ref
creed the Atlantic-Council Bluffs bas-
ket ball game. Council Bluffs won
the game by a score of 80 to IA
Harold Buthweg, attending Simp
son college at Indianola. returned to
his school work Monday morning
following a visit here with his par,
ents. Mr. and Mrs +. A. Buthweg.
: Miss Mabel Esbeck, who enjoyed a
. pleasant visit here with her friend
S Mrs. Elsea Richards. left for a few,
t days visit in Des Moines, after which
= she returns to her home at Kimball-
ton.
l. ID. McCarville. who solcits in.
, surance throughout the state, came
from near Fort Dodge last Thursday
evening for a visit with his family
and take a much needed rest for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ross departed
Friday morning for visit with
her brother, Leon Johnson. who is
stationed at the Great Lakes Train
ing Station. near Waukegan, Ills, in
the U. S. army service.
]. B. Campbell, proprietor of the
City Laundry. who was so badly
scalded a few weeks ago when a
steam pipe bursted, and was unable
to work for week. returned to his
work again last of the week.
Walter Roth. the able assistant at
the Northwestern depot to Agent T.
j. Conner. who enjoyed pleasant
visit of few days with his mother
Mrs. Lottie Culver and family, at
Sioux City, has returned home.
c. A. Carlson of Adair came to
Audubon Monday morning. being
called for examination for army
service. He made thisOffice pleas,
ant visit while here and made it a
point to become one of our many
new subscribers.
Ed Kohler came from Omaha Fri
day morning for a visit with his wife
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ter, Mrs. Alfred Potter, and to get
acquainted with the niece of his, a
new arrival at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Potter.
Mrs. Sarah Ballou, who was here
on visit with various relatives in
the country and at the Chas. Eng
and Harry Parrott homes. left Won
day morning for Bows, Iowa, where
she will help take care of her rela
tive. Mrs. w. E. PARROT.
Clyde Baker, of Kingfisher, Okla,
arrived in Audubon the last of The
week to visit his mother, Mrs !. p.
Baker. who has not been in the best
of health His wife. who has been
caring for Mrs. Baker. went as far
as Atlantic to meet and accompany
him to Audubon.
Mr.. George Gruw of Marine came
to Audubon Monday noon to visit
with her niece. Mrs. Otto Lund and
family and to help care for the new
son that arrived at the Lund home
last week. Otto was so pleased that
he walked all through the deep snow
to the train to meet Mrs. Gruw and
carry her grips.