Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-01-24
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= LOCAL AND PERSONAL

in Des Moines. returned home Sat-
urday.
F. o. Niklason went to Coon Rap
ids yesterday to purchase several
good draft horses.
Carl Hoover who visited here sew
eral days with his family, returned
to his work at Omaha yesterday.
Miss Esther Gates came the last
/ of the week from Lewis for a visit
with her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Gates.
Bob and. John Rutherford return
ed home Friday afternoon from a
visit at the l. Stuar, nome in Mitch
ell, S. d.
Clyde j. Gore came from Des
Moines Tuesday noon on business
and to visit with former relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Geo. Hartvigsen and daugh-
ter. Miss Myrtle. went to Des Moines
yesterday to visit with friends a cou-
pie of days.
Miss Carrie Larsen returned to
her home at Brayton Tuesday, after
visit here with her mother, Mrs.
Chris Hansen.
Mrs. Peter Mathiesen, who visited
with relatives and friends at Battle
Creek, Iowa. for week, returned to
Audubon yesterday.
j. c. Boyer left Tuesday even
ing for Jefferon where he will look
after business affairs few days and
enjoy visit with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. S.-H. Ripley and chill
dren, who attended the funeral of
his mother at Shenandoah, returned
to Audubon yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Alt left Tues
day afternoon for Atlantic, where
Mrs. Alt will enter the hospital to
recuperate and rest for awhile.
Mrs. Rasmus Rasmussen returned
home yesterday morning from visit
at Fremont, Nebr., with her friend,
Mrs Chris Christensen and family.
Tuesday evening and will finish the
outside work on the j. Mel Graham
house, which will be finished with
stucco
f. L. Strulil of Pocahontas, after
visit here since Sunday at the home
of his uncvle, Peter Rubel and fam
lily in the country, returned to his
home yesterday.
Miss Lizzie GUIDE, who has been
making her home in Audubon the
past several days, left for her home
at Extra yesterday, where she will
remain indefinitely.
Mrs w. II. Johnson returned
home Monday from a visit at Barnes
City with her brother-in-law. Bert
Johnson and wife, and at Monte
yuma with other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Roland of Deep
River, Iowa. arrived yesterday and
will pay an extended visit with rel
atives at the Joe Johnston home and
with other relatives in the country.
G. j. McDermott of Anita, who has
the contract for doing the stucco
work on the J. Mel Graham house,
was here this week on business, re
turning to his home yesterday morn
| ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Petersen, who
visited with relatives at the John
Jensen home in Elk Horn and with
Peter Lauritsen in Audubon, de-
parted for their home at Denver,
Colorado Monday evening.
Mrs. John Gates and daughter,
Miss Esther. who visited here with
c. Gates and wife. returned to Lewis
yesterday. Mrs. G. Caswell and
daughter. who were here from Den
ison for visit. accompanied them
! to Lewis.
Mrs. Mary Hammond of Des
Moines arrived yesterday morning
and will give a course of 72 lessons
lin surgical dressing. She will be at
the rooms over the Smith Drug Store
and will remain probably ten days
or two weeks.
Mrs. Bert Dryden and children re
turned Monday from Extra where
they visited at the Roy Dryden home.
w. II. Smith returned Monday
noon from business visit in Omaha
and left on the evening Northwest
| ern train for business visit at
| Kansas City.
George Wolf found pocket book
containing two five dollar bills and
some small change yesterday after
noon and hunted up the owner, who
proved TO he Nat McFadden. and re-
turned it to him. Nat was fortunate
that it fell into the hands of so hon
est person. George received 1.-TWO
bits as a reward.
The flash of meteor was seen by
many people in the vicinity of Au-
dubon Tuesday evening about $40
o'clock. Two of the little Rubel boys
living east of Hamln. saw. the fire
from the meteor fall TO the ground
and ran frightened into the house
and told their mother Mrs. Sophia
Rubel, who had also ,ecn the phe-
nomenon
Mrs. f. A. Bates departed yester-
! day morning for a visit with her
sons, Phil and Austin Guernsey and
I families at Chicago. Mr.. Bates ac-
companied her as var as Manning,
where he pent the my on business.
Mrs. Conkling, who was q guest at
1.-The Bates home. returned to her
home at Kingsley. Iowa, at the same
time.
Fred Clemmeusen and Andrew Jor-
gensen of the Audubon Auto Co..
were passengers to isncoin, Neb. yes
terday morning on business and to
see about the delay in the shipment
of some goods that they were in need
of. They received a shipment of
three car loads of Buick automobiles
this week and are expecting several
| more in the near future.
Mrs. Nettie Stanley Friday of last
week sold her new nome in West
Audubon. recently purchased of Fed
der Schmidt, to Hans j. Johnson
Marquesen & Kerw.h made the deal
b. l.. DarnOld has so far recovered