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

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Walter Machia was a business Wis
Nttor in Atlantic Tuesday evening.
c., j. Gore, after weeks visit in
& Audubon with relatives, returned to
Des Moines Tuesday.
Andrew Hansen went to Anita on
Tuesday evening t. visit with his
friends for couple of days.
Miss Margaret Johnson went to
Valley Junction last evening for a
visit with friends for few days.
M. B. Won3mos, who has been on
visit at Marcus, Iowa, with his
brothers, Henry and John, returned
home last evening.
IS A clear, cold morning it was on
Tuesday, with the mercury in the
thermometers lowering around the
2S below zero mark.
viii Mcclure. of Nicola, came to
Audubon yesterday afternoon to Wis
it with his father, Mike Mcclure
and with numerous relatives.
Mrs. C. ID. Jordan and daughter
Lillas returned to Manning last
evening. They enjoyed few days
visit at the Frank Goodwin home.
Mrs. ]. C. Sorensen returned to
8 her home at Brayton Tuesday. She
was the guest couple of days at
the home of c. p. Andersen and
family.
w. F. Moore, wife and daughter
Winifred departed last evening for
Quincy. ILL.,, for a visit with\ his
brothers, Nate and T. A. Moore and
families
Miss Bernice E. DeFrates, who is
teacher of music in our schools, is
suffering from an attack of la
grippe. She was threatened with
pneumonia.
Il w. ]. Kennedy went to Atlantic
Tuesday afternoon to attend a stock
sale. His wife went as far as Ham,
lin to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
X. j. Petersen.
r. b. Thomas, secretary of the
a Iowa Beef Producers Association,
went to Ames last evening to at.
tend the short course and meetings
being held there.
= The Philathea Girls of the M. E.
e church met with their president,
) Grace McCaw. last Thursday even.
ing. The girls are planning some
+, Red Cross work.
e G. r. Williams, who visited here
with the Phil Mogg family and trans
acted business the fore part of the
Tuesday afternoon.
Chris Jorgensen, or Elk Horn,
2 who visited here with friends at
the Rasmus -Willsen home in the
country. left yesterday afternoon
for visit at Atlantic.
Miss EdithT Rucker, accompanied
by her friend. Phil Barron, came
from Omaha last evening for visit
over Sunday with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Vim. Rucker.
Mrs. Rem Phelps and two children
went to Atlantic Tuesday evening to
see her niece, Miss Mildred Kreamer
who has just returned to her home
after being in the hospital for
treatment.
The Camp Fire Girls held Ger.
+ emonial and business meeting Tues
! day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
= F. A. Johnson, with Miss Ruth as
Hostess. Miss Lorraine Graham is
their leader.
G.. A. Petersen, of Dunlap, Mo,
who visited here at the home of his
uncle. j. b. Kevan and family, went
to Lorah Tuesday evening to visit
with other relatives, when he re.
turns to his home
Mrs. Fred G. Rice and four chi.-
dren departed Tuesday evening for
Nuleshoe, Texas, where they will,
join the husband and father and
make their future home They were
accompanied by her father-in-law, II.
G. Rice, who will spend two weeks
with his son and family.
August Johnson left for Sioux
City last evening. where he will at
tend-a two days sale, held today
and Friday by Spooner & Son,
breeders of Hereford cattle. He
will attend another Hereford cattle
sale held by VIM, and j. T. Water
at Wiota Saturday and has an invi-
tation to attend church on Sunday
SO he says.
Street Commissioner Conway and
force of men are busy this week
. cleaning the crossings, following the
heavy snow storm of Saturday and
Sunday. They are also cleaning in
front Of peoples property and the
approaches from the terrace curbing
to the sidewalks, where the snow
has not been; removed by the prop
erty owner. and taxing against the
property. Pedestrians will now find
it much easier to walk thaAit has
been heretofore after heavy snow
storm.