Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-11-28

she visited her sister, Mrs. Charles
Hoffman. who had sale on Tues
day.
II. j. Savage, who has been doing
some special work in the county au-
ditor's office the past few weeks, fin
ished his job yesterday and is again
at leisure.
Supt. McIntire has been confined
to his home with the flu the past
few days. He is improving and will
be ready for work when school be-
gins next Monday.
Mrs. Harold Northup and baby
went to Brayton yesterday afternoon
where she will spend over Thanks
| giving at the home OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. |. Dimick.
| Miss Rose Carr, who has been in
the community doing professional
nursing the past two months, went TO
Atlantic yesterday to spend several
days with her mother, Mrs. Thomas
Burke
w. j. Laubender and daughter,
Mrs. Thos. Conner and little daughter
went to. Blenco, Ia, yesterday to join
Mrs. Laubender for a visit at the
home of their son George Lauben-
der and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernst Reed and son,
Wesley left over the Northwestern
| yesterday for Carroll, where they
will spend a few days at the home of
the lady's sister, Mrs. George
Pfiester and family.
George Davis came from Norris
town, 5. d., this morning, being
called here by the death OF his
mother Mrs. w. b. Davis and to
attend the funeral which will be
held this morning at 1880 at the
home.
Miss Margaret Johnston, who has
been visiting relatives at Barnes City
and Brooklyn, returned home yes
terday afternoon. While at Brook
Ign Margaret took sick and re-
manned there until she was able to
travel.
Ralph Johnson, a student at Ames
college arrived in the city yesterday
to spend Thanksgiving with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson.
He was able to get the day off, but
was compelled to report at Ames for
duty Friday morning.
DR.. J. M. Fulton and wife were in
Des Moines the fore part OF the
week. Enroute home Mrs. Fulton
stopped at Atlantic for a visit with
his mother. Yesterday the doctor
and his daughter, Miss Esther,
Joined them to spend Thanksgiving.
Miss Lena Alt, who has been en-
ployed in the county auditors Of
flee the past year. was placed in the
county engineers office this week
and she will be there for sometime
to come Miss Alt is valuable as
sistant and will render efficient serv-
ice in the engineers office.
The Phliathea Society of the
Methodist church will hold a parcel
post sale and social in the court room
at the court house on Dec. 18th. The
proceeds derived from this sale will
be used to furnish Christmas dinners
for the poor of the city. Watch this
paper for further announcements.
Miss Anna Horning and her niece,
Francis, the eldest daughter of her
brother, Arthur Horning, came from
Hopewell, S. D., Tuesday for a visit
with relatives. Little Francis will
remain here for the winter at the
home of her grandmother, Mrs. Matt
the public schools.
Kay Booton, who had case of
the flu several weeks ago. but has
been able to be at the Virginian
Cafe to look after business affairs,
took a relapse the fore part of the
week and has since been confined
to his home. At the hour of going
TO press. however. he Is gaining
and hopes to recover.
AS experienced music men, We
have never been able to find phono-
graph with a soul" We contend
that only human beings are endowed
with soul, and therefore are salts
fled to sell only the machine that
can stand up under any test. how
ever severe. Hear the Sonora and de-
eide for yourself. Audubon Music
Company.
A. II. Roberts left Tuesday morn
ing for Oklahoma City, Okla, whore
he will spend week visiting his
son, DR.. Pearl Roberts, who has been
practicing dentistry there the past
two years. DR.. Roberts has been i'll
poor health for several months. and
Mr.. Roberts hopes TO be able 10 in
duce his son to return home with
him for a while.
The contractors who have charge
of the building OF the new Catholic
church arrived from Omaha Wednes-
day with a force OF workmen TO re-
sumo their work. On account of the
lack of material the masons were
compelled to lay Off for a while If
the weather permits the laying of
brick will be rushed so that the in
side work can be done in cold
weather.
Charles Tramp. who spent the past
brother, l.. Il. Tramp, and looking
after some business matters, left
ten days in the city visiting his
Saturday for Yuma. Colo, where he
is interested in some farm land. lie
says that lands in that section of she
country are selling and that our
former townsman. Adolph Wolff, is
about the busiest man in that sec
ton OF the country
County Clerk John HoIninG and
his sister, Miss Anna llorniug, left
yesterday morning for Chicago.
where they will visit over Thaks-
! giving with their brother. Ben Horn
ing, who is in the aviation branch
OF the ". S. service. En- route home
they will visit at Keokuk. where they
will Join their father. Frank Horn
ing. who will accompany them to Au-
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