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

BRING IN your old harness ant
have them oiled and repaired now
A. M. Currier. 2-2w
Rem Phelps and family went tt
Atlantic Saturday evening to visi
with his mother, Mrs. Sarah Phelps
Tom Mayberry of Atlantic trans
ferred here Saturday enroute to Car
roll to attend the funeral of his sis
ter.
Joe Casper, employed at the Nc
Cort market left for Davenport Mon
day morning to enjoy a several days
visit with friends.
Louis Tramp, of Kansas City, ar
rived in Audubon Saturday afternoon
to see his brother, Chas. L. Tramp
who was dangerously ill.
Chris Kluever went to Atlantic
Saturday evening to join his wife fol
an over Sunday visit at the home oil
his father, A. Kluever.
Mrs. M. ]. Fabricius went to Irwin
Monday morning to visit with hel
husband and see how he is progress.
ing with his new store.
Frank Mendenhall, wife and baby
left Monday morning for Oskaloosa
where they will farm his mothers
Mrs. VIM. Miller. farm next year.
Miss Mary Smith, of Indianola
who teaches Melville school No. 8
returned to Audubon Monday morn
ing after a several weeks visit with
relatives.
Kaj Koch. employed at the Einar
Andersen blacksmith shop. left fol
Omaha Saturday evening to visit
friends and to attend to business fol
a few days.
Mrs. Catherine Christensen depart.
ed Saturday evening for Hibbings
Mimi, where she will enjoy an ex
tended visit with her son, Chris
Christensen and children.
Miss Gertrude Mcclure, after a
months pleasant visit here with hel
parents and friends, returned to Des
Moines Monday morning where she
attends st. Joseph's Academy.
We make old harness almost az
good as new by thorough oiline
and first class repairing. All work
done in most satisfactory manner
A. M. Currier Harness Store. 2-2w
Will Kerwin. of Carroll came Sat
John and family. He remained ovcl
for the funeral of his uncle. r. M
Kerwin, which took place at ter
O'Clock Monday morning.
Mrs. X. G. Lancelot nnG son Don
aid of Des Moines, who have beer
near Ross for the past month, Mrs
Lancelot helping care for her moth
err, Mrs. S. G. Higgins, returned tC
their home Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. r. o. Sexton and children and
Miss Alma Rasmussen, returned tC
their home at Rodney, Iowa, Monday
morning. following an enjoyable Wis
it of several days with friends at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Rasmus
sen.
T. B. Eddy, employed at the plan
ing mill, met with a slight injury tC
his hand Friday night of last week
He suffered cut on his thumb anG
two teeth of a buzz saw cut into his
hand. He was able to keep right or
with his work.
Miss Kathrine Earhart, who ha.
been caring for Mrs. E. b. Thoma.
and child. left for her homo at Des
Moines Saturday evening. Mrs. Thorn
as and child are getting along splen
didly, Mrs. Thomas being up ant
about her household duties.
Mrs. Dorothy Brunnicr and daugh
ter, Bernice, of Fremont, Nebr., re
turned to their home Saturday ev.
ening. They came last week to visi,
her father, II. G. Walters, and to be
present at the family reunion and
birthday celebration of Mr.. Walters
Rev. and Mrs VIM Mack went to
Menlo Monday morning where Rev
Mack held funeral services for one
Of his former parishioners, Harry
Kellogg, former resident of Au-
dubon. On Tuesday he celebrated
at the marriage of two of his former
young friends.
., Joe Dixon, of Hastings, Nebr., who
was called here on account of the
serious condition of his brother-in
law, c. L. Tramp, and remained for 6
weeks visit with his sister, Mrs. Hen
rietta Hecker, and with other rel
atives, departed for his home Mon
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson of Bray
ton visited last Saturday afternoon
in Audubon with his sisters, Mes
danes Evans Marquesen, Chas. Mel
son and Clyde Keith. He was also
a welcome caller at the Republican
office, becoming one of our many
new subscribers.
Il Mr. n hnl1 90 h. -
Laundry, suffered a badly scaldet
leg also slight burns of his hands last
Friday when one of the steam pipes
with a pressure of 60 pounds. burst
ed. He kept right on with his work
until Monday night, when his burn.
became worse and he was compelled
to take few days lay off.
Miss Esther Larsen went to Omaha
Monday morning to accompany home
her sister, Miss Gertrude Larsen, who
received a broken leg in an auto &C
cident September 80, and has beer
in the Wise Memorial hospital. 1t II
only last week that Miss Myrtle Lar
sen. another sister. returned home
from the same hospital, having in
1ured her limb and thigh in the sam.
auto accident as her sister.
Aug. Burr received a message Sat
urday afternoon stating that hi
cousin, Mrs. G. Eyer. of Fairmont
Okla. had died at 81, o'clock p. m
Saturday. His daughters. Mis-. A. w
Owen and Miss Minnie Burr. depart
ed Sunday evening for Fairmont. tc
attend the funeral. No particulars
Of her death were received. 1t was
only last October that Mrs. Eyer was
here and remained a week visiting
her relatives at the Burr home.
Fred Dennis. the very young and