Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-12-12
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Amos Fancher went to Omaha
load of cattle.
Mrs. Jesse c. Keith enjoyed her
saith birthday anniversary Sunday at
her home on Davenport street in
quiet manner.
Rasmus Willisen went to the Oma-
ha market Monday evening, accom-
panying shipment Of fine cattle OF
his own raising.
James Law, who attended. the trac-
tor show at Des Moines last week,
has returned home and reports
most interesting time.
Judge Wheeler returned Monday
afternoon from a few days visit at
the Bluffs and reconvened court in
this district for this term.
John Reed was a business passen-
ger to Onawa Tuesday morning to
look after his land interests and
visit with former friends.
]. H. Maharg left on Tuesdays
morning train for visit with his
son, Earl Maharg and family, and to
look after business matters at Sac
City.
Mrs. II. ]. Cooley of near Lorah
came Monday evening for visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Gates and to attend to business at
fairs.
John Moberg of Howard, s. D..
after a visit here with friends and
on business, went to Manning Mon
day, after which he returns to his
home.
Harold Buthweg, who attends
Simpson college at Indianola, came
to Audubon Tuesday morning for
visit at the parental, F. A. Buth-
veg. home.
A. G. Biggs and brother, Clyde
went to Des Moines Monday fore
noon, where they attended the Delco
Light district meeting, held the fore
part of the week.
Miss Clara Gjerloff arrived home
from Des Moines Tuesday morning to
attend the funeral of her sister. |
Miss Olga Gjerloff, who died early |
Monday morning.
l.. w. Hillyer returned Monday
morning to his work at Sioux City.
having spent a couple of days here |
Mrs. George Hillyer.
Nels J. Nelson of Wilson, N. D..
who visited with his'parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. C. Nelson of Extra, and with
Audubon friends, departed for his
home Tuesday evening.
One of the bridge crews of the
Rock Island Railway company ar
rived in Audubon Monday afternoon
L,..l bid o.. 70 hn
road just south OF town.
Ernest Bruhn was called here
Tuesday morning from Carroll on
account of the death OF Miss Olga
Gjerloff and remained to be'in at
tendance at the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mendenhall !
and son departed Tuesday morning |
for holiday visit at Hageville. Neb..
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Devor, who formerly resided in Au-
dubon.
E. Ray Smith, who is stationed at |
the Great Lakes Training Station,
is enjoying a five days furlough and |
arrived home Tuesday morning for
a visit with his wife and son and !
various relatives and friends.
Officials of the Inter State Com |
MERGE Commission arrived in Audu- |
bon in two special cars over the |
Northwestern Saturday evening and |
spent several days looking over the |
railroad properties in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank HOLSTER left |
for Silvas City, H., on Tuesday |
morning where they will enjoy a |
visit with her brother. A. l.. Harmon |
and children and assist him with the |
arrangement OF some business az |
fairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Miller of Girls |
old, who enjoyed visit here with |
lis brother. ]. C. Miller and family. |
eturned to their home Tuesday |
orning Their nephew. Granville |
Miller. accompanied them home for |
a visit.
Miss June Kelley. following a |
three weeks pleasant visit at Harlan |
with the Guy Downs family. re-
turned home Monday afternoon. She !
expects to return there later for a |
more ext 'ded visit with numerous
friends
w. 8. Roberts large auto truck |
got one of the rear wheels in the |
cesspOol at the rear of the Dave
Scars building Monday afternoon.
and for a while Billy and several as
sistants had some fun eXtricating the |
machine.
w. II. Ferguson of GETTYSBURG. s
D., who enjoyed a weeks visit her.
with his aged father at the Alex
Ferguson home, and with Charles
Ferguson and wife. also az the ID.
l.. Thomas home, departed for his
home Friday evening.
Andy Hansen has accepted po-
sition with j. S. Dennis, taking
charge OF the dray line business. in
stead of Frank Mendenhall, who left !
Tuesday for Nebraska for an extend
ed visit. Andy is hustler and will
make good on the job.
The first official war picture,
"Pershing's Crusaders" will be
shown at the Crescent Theatar
Christmas night. consisting of eight
reels. Two shows will be given, at
1880 and 9:l5. Don informs us that
this is an especially good picture.
A slight jar from supposedly an
auto, put the large globe on the
electrolier at the South Park and
Tracy street intersection, out of com
mission early Monday morning. The
light being out, il was too dark 10
see any of the signal posts as late
as Z a. m.
Mrs. w. j. Kennedy. who with her
husband. have been making their
home at Genosea Idaho. for some
time, arrived in Audubon Tuesday
morning for a visit over the Christ
mas holidays with her parents. MIR.
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