Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-01-17
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+ LOCAL AND PERSONAL =

ira were business VlSltOrS In AUDUBON
Tuesday
Isaac Smith of ~Brayton, who was
here Monday on business and visiting
friends, returned home Tuesday.
Chas. Dennis of Carroll, was a
Sunday visitor here with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Dennis.
Mrs. Mary lines, after a few weeks
visit at Belden Nebr.,. with her broth
ers, arrived home Tuesday morning.
Mrs. julius Christensen left yester-
day morning for Oakdale, Ia, where
she will take treatment at the sani-
tarium.
Mrs. Peter RuebeI went to Allan
tic Tuesday evening TO visit with her
daughters, Mrs. Dave Snyder and
Mrs. A. G. Beach.
Mrs. John Bishop of Extra trans
ferred here yesterday morning en-
route to Lake City for visit at the
w. r. Crozier home.
j. X. Jensen went to Council
Bluffs yesterday on business. He
will also visit relatives at the Bluffs
and Omaha while away.
a. DCdSOH anu JOuu .odIlpcOu
were passengers to Omaha Tuesday
to purchase and bring back two au-
tomobiles for the Beason garage.
Mrs. Ed Hansen returned Tuesday
evening to her home at Manning, fol-
lowing a visit here with her sister,
Mrs. Geo. Firebaugh and family in
the country.
s. III. Ripley went to Shenandoah
yesterday morning to attend the fun
l.eral of his mother, Mrs. r. ]. Ripley,
who died Tuesday, funeral to take
place today.
Mrs. John Lovelace left yesterday
for visit with friends at Des Moines
While away she will go 20 Indianola
for visit with her son, Oliver Love-
lace and wife.
| John Rosenbeck ana wife enjoyed
4 a visit of several Gays from their
daughter, Mrs. L. Jensen and hus-
band of Spirit Lake, who came the
last of the week.
! Fred Fredericksen of Manning
spent Tuesday visiting here with his
brother, Henry Fredericksen and
family in the country, returning to
| H. j. Ohm and wife of Manning
came Tuesday to attend the funeral of
their nephew, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bart Feeney, the remains being
shipped here from Mt. Vernon, S. ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lee, of South
Dakota. arrived in Audubon Monday
for a visit Of several days with her
brothers, Chas. and Curt Ping, and
her sister, Mrs. w. A. Fredericksen.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hunter of Man
ming came Tuesday afternoon to Wis.
it their daughter, Mrs. Thos. Finper-
ty and family in the country. They
came at this time to surprise Tom
and wife.
p. l.. Carter, who accompanied his
son, G. l.. Carter to Rochester, Min
nesota last week, wired home Tues
day that G. l.. had submitted to an
operation for appendicitis and was
doing very nicely.
Adam Troxel of Audubon township
went to Carroll this morning to- be
present when his brother, f. L. Trox-
ell. of Lohrville, Iowa, will undergo
an operation for appendicitis at st.
Anthony's hospital.
Robert Ping, who went to Oregon,
Mo-, last week to see his wife who
was quite ill, returned to Audubon
Tuesday morning. lie brought his
wife as far as Omaha, where she
entered hospital for treatment.
Mrs. E. M. Deems. who visited in
| Audubon with her sister, Mrs. Bert
! Keith, left yesterday morning for
Sioux City TO visit with her brother,
John Needles, after which she will
return to her homo at Mills. Neb.
VIM. McLeran, Sr., was pleasant
caller at this office Tuesday after
noon, and together we enjoyed a
very nice visit. Mr. McLeran, tho
well advanced in years, is still very
active, and it is a pleasure 70 visit
with him, as he keeps well versed up
on all present day topics.
/ Mrs. j. c. Burkey, niece Miss
Maude heilman and son Jack Nc
Mutt departed yesterday for visit
at Lawton, Okla. with ner sister-in-
law, Mrs. Sturd Splitter and children.
! Mrs. Lou Bagley and child return
/ ed yesterday from visit at Hamp-
ton with her parents. :. l.. Stuart and
wife.
An auxiliary to the Sons of Rest
has been organized in Audubon and
will be known as The Peaceful
Daughters of Recreation. One lady
was up for the office of president of
the organization but was found IL
Z legible on account of being seen
sweeping off her sidewalk about, the
g, 81
terday
I Mr.. and Mrs. Bart Feeney. of Mt.
Vernon. s. D., and Mrs. Frank Lcav-
ems of Stickney, S. d.. who accom-
panied the body of John Harold
Feeney to Audubon for burial, go to
Manning this evening for visit with
Mrs. Feeneys brother, II. j. Ohm and
wife, after which they return to
their respective homes. They were
guests of Mr. and Nrs. James Good
well while in Audubon
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leavens OF
Stickney, S. d.. accompanied Mr.. end
Mrs. Bert Feeney here TO attend the
funeral OF little John Harold FeenCy.
Mr. VIM Cooley of near Nj. Vein-
on, S. D., also accompanied the jun
OAHi P@itS ~ hUuuDuh' 10 NooiS!
win remain for an Indefinite visit
here with her mother, Mrs. H. BUDDY
and children, and with various other
relatives in this vicinity and az
Stuart, iowa.
H. a. Whistler of Wiota, who has
been visiting friends at different
points throughout the state. visited
here Tuesday with his old time
friend, J w Antilles and family in