Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-11-14
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL !

the past week visiting MS sister, Ut.
Carrie Wood and other relatives.
Dr.. E. l.. Fitch was in Missouri
Valley the fore part of the week re-
turning home on Tuesday.
Miss Grissell, who has been in the
city several days guest at the
home of Mrs. Allen Biggs, returned
yesterday TO her home in Guthrie
Center.
Mrs. John Musson, who visited
here several days with former friends
and her relatives returned to her
home in Ames the latter part of
the week.
Mrs. c. w. Proctor and daughter.
Lois. returned the last of the week
from New Virginia, Ia, where they
had been called to attend the funeral
of a nephew.
Mrs. c. f. Phares who spent sew
eral days in the city. a guest at the
home OF Mrs " NJ Culver, returned
to her home in Des Noines the latter
part Of the week.
Clint Leonard returned yesterday
from Chicago, where he went with
a shipment OF cattle. He says he
struck fairly good market and was
pleased with results.
Miss Jessamine Hoover who has
been at Salt Creek. Wyo., the past
month visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. w. w. Waldron, returned
home Tuesday evening.
Jens p Petersen, one of our car
lpenters. left Monday for Davenport,
where he will work on some of the
new tenement houses the government
| is erecting near the arsenal
Miss Lucille Culver returned Mon
day from Iowa City, where she spent
several days attending the homecom
ing at the State University where she
was a student for four years.
Miss Lenore Weghton and Miss
IGertrude Mcclure. who visited their
parents several days, returned to Des
Moines Monday, where they are at
tending st. Joseph's Academy.
II. j. Mantz returned yesterday
from business trip to Harlan where
he was joined by his wife and child.
who were returning from ten
days visit with relatives at Lincoln.
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A. G. Brenneck. leader of the Au-
dubon band, who was called to
Marshalltown on account of the
| utdtH VI HIS WIG AAOthcAf
turned to Audubon the last of the
| week.
Now that the war is over We are all
going to be able to get down to
business and get things to moving
like il did before the big disturbance
that the kaiser started and was un-
able to finish.
j. H. Ross, of the Iowa Savings
Bank, was in Harlan yesterday look
ing after some business matters. He
returned home accompanied by A.
lP. Hansen. the genial and progress
sve farmer residing southwest of Ex-
ira.
Mrs. T. A. Moore and son, of
Quincy, Ill, who have beer here sew
olal weeks visiting at the home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Northup left Saturday for Junction
CITY. kan. where the Moore's have
recently moved and where they will
make their future home.
f. A. Johnson is in Omaha this
week attending a meeting of the
midwest implement dealers who are
holding their annual convention at
this time. The Iowa dealers will
| hold their convention in Des Moines
!, the fore part of December.
Mrs. Snellbaker, who spent the
summer at Denver and stopped off in
Audubon a few days to visit her
mother, left the fore part Of the week
for Des Moines where she will stay
a short time before returning to
Audubon to make longer visit.
Wilson Wadsworth, who has been
spending the summer in South Da-
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part of the week for visit with
l relatives and friends He went from
! here to Grinnell, where he will re-
J main with his parents this winter.
VIII Johnson of Wiley, Colo, who
has been staying at st. Joseph, Mo-,
was in the city few days visiting
at the home of his sister, Mrs. s. Nj.
I Harmon. He left for Wiley Monday
and was accompanied by Jess Fiscus
| who will remain there for the winter
Miss Lena Alt, who took i'll sud
/ denly last Saturday while at work
in the county auditors office. is re-
] ported much better today. She hopes
! to soon recover to resume her work
| in the office where for almost year
she has rendered such efficient serv-
l ice.
II MISS NdITlS flSTHuOH, WHO spent
J several weeks at home during the
quarantine which did not permit
public schools to open, left the last
of the week for Elmwood, Ia. to
resume her duties in the school room
she being one OF the teachers in the
public schools of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jensen are re-
joicing over the arrival of a son at
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week Mother and the little one are
doing nicely while Henry is so proud
of the new addition TO the family
that he is scarcely able to work at
the garage.
George Alt, who was taken to the
hospital at Carroll last week, sub
mitted TO an operation Monday and
from all reports he is getting along
as we'll as could be expected. He
has been i'll for several weeks with
influenza, which later developed into
pneumonia.
f. Sunberg, who has been visiting
relatives in this vicinity and with
his brother. Henry Sunberg. in this
cry, left the last of the week for his
home near Detroit. Mich. He was
greatly in love with Audubon and
thought il was about the best little
place he had ever seen.
+. T.. Bailey informed us this week
that Paul O'Brien, who worked for
him in this city last year, was among
those killed in France few days
ago. Paul made many friends while
in the city and all of them will be
panied TO learn of his death His
home was at Gravity, Ia
George Gore of the firm of John