Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-05-09
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= LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Attend the Crescent tonight.


Charles and Harry Watts were
here Sunday on business.
Mrs. Herman Freese went to Elk
ira Saturday to visit friends and rel
atives.
M. J. Fabricius returned to Irwin
Sunday evening after visit here
with his family.
F d. Searls went to Carroll Mon.
day evening to visit friends and tC
attend to business affairs.
Fred Martinsen went to Waterloo
Monday afternoon to get Chain.
ers Six for the Ford garage. :.
W. j. Markley spent Sunday in
Manning with his family. He re.
turned to his work here Monday.
H. C. Claussen of Manning trans.
acted business here Monday with G
C. Carter of the Carter Hardware
Company.
c. p. Jacobsen and son Arnold de.
parted on Mondays evening train to
spend several days on business al
Moline Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Hemingsen left
for Rochester. Mimi, Monday where
Mrs. Hemingsen will undergo a ply.
steal examination
Nels Nielsen and Nels Hansen de.
parted Monday evening for Racine
Wis, where they have procured
work for the summer.
/. Miss Edith Marsh, of Anita, re-
turned to her home Saturday after.
noon, after pleasant visit of few
days here with friends.
Liberty measles not German
measles, are all the rage about Au-
dubOn now, a great number of chill
dren being afflicted with them.
Mrs. Jens Mikkelsen was a Mon
day afternoon visitor to her former
home at Nicola for a visit with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Gear
heart
Willie Rutt came from Camp
Dodge Saturday for a visit with
friends at the Hank Lloyd home in
Melville township, and with other
friends.
Chas. Concannon. who was here
doing thing for John Hilsabeck, fin
ished his contract last week and re-
turned to his home at Manning Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reuschling and
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Waddell were Wis
itors in Atlantic the latter part OF
the week at the home of I. N. Brown
and family.
Mrs. F. Mantz and two children
came Saturday afternoon from Man
ming to visit her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Fisher, and relatives al
the S. l.. Mantz home.
Rev. John F. Arnold, Executive
Secretary Of Simpson College, Indi
anola were here Monday on business
his friend. Rev. Proctor.
Mrs. II. j. Cooley and two sons
of near Lorah. were here Saturday
to sec her father. c. Gates, who has
been seriously ill. She reports Mr.
Gates as getting along nicely.
Mrs. Robert Rutherford departed
Monday evening for Rock Island, II
where she was called to attend the
funeral of her brother. who died
Sunday and was buried Tuesday af
ternoOn.
F.. 0. Niklason this week purchas
ed Laird, the black stallion. of F
Sunberg, and on Monday evening
had him shipped to Scotland, S. d.
where he will be placed on a stool
farm.
Mrs. Julia M. Parsons departed
fhiS for Con Galif
where she will pay an extended visit
to her son, II. r. Parsons and wife
and may decide to make it her fut
ure home.
Ed. Frick and daughter, Miss
Daisy returned home Thursday
night from a business visit of sever
al days at Des Moines. They were
met in Atlantic and brought from
there by auto.
released from quarantine this week
a case of small pox contracted by
Nit month ago being the cause Of
the card being placed upon theil
home in North Audubon.
Mrs. w. r. Smith and two chill
dren who visited at the home of heI
sister. Mrs. Albert Law at Milford
returned home Sunday Mrs. Law
and family accompanied her to Au
dubon for a visit. making the triI
by auto.
James Jay. of Sterling. Colo, ar
rived in Audubon Sunday afternoon
to enjoy a weeks visit with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Yves Jay. They
drove overland in their large Olds
mobile and are enjoying an outing
Of month to six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simmons, of Rec
Oak. came to Audubon to get Mrs
McIlrath, the lady demonstration
and take her there, where this weel
she will hold "Wear-Ever" Alum
mum demonstration at the Simmons
Hardware store in Red Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Jensen went
to Atlantic Monday afternoon ito en-
Joy visit with their daughter, Mrs
c. p. Bramsen and family. Mr.. Jen
sens many friends will be pleased
to know that he is able to be out
again. after a hard tussle with rheu
matism for several months.
Phil Crow. wife and child, viii
and Mayme Eckles. went to Der
Moines Sunday to visit their brother
Leo Eckles who is stationed at Camp
Dodge. While in Des Moines vii
purchased stock of goods for hi:
barber shop and pool hall that ht
will take charge of at Ross May Is
The Sophomore class of the higl
school held party at the home o.
Miss Isabelle Somers, eight mile.
north of town, Saturday night. The
evening was pleasantly passed il
music and games. and delicious re
freshments were served. Thirty-fiv,
young people were present to enjoy
the festivities.
DR.. and Mrs. j. NJ Fulton 'ant
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