Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-10-31
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Il. j. Lcyeland. of the Audubon
Canning c., went to Omaha today
for a few Gays business trip.
Mrs. Dr. Magennis returned from
FIT Dodge this morning. where she
has been on a ten days visit with
relatives.
Miss Leonore Gearhart. of Avoca
arrived j the city yesterday and will
be CUES. t her friend Miss Hazel
Nailor for tie week end.
Miss Louise Frederickson and her
brother Charles, who have been here
on visit with relatives over Sunday
returned Monday to their hon in
! Galya. Ia.
J. II. Thorp returned the last OF
! the week from Reinbeck where he
had been called to attend the funeral
of his sister which was held on
Wednesday.
Mrs. j. e. Mcclure, of Stuart, ar
rived in the city Wednesday for a
Mrs. b. Cunningham and many old
the friends.
| w. c. Hogueisen arrived in the
/ city this morning from Turtle Lake.
4 Wis where he has been the past
/ few months. He will probably re-
main here for a while.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. ID. Carville went
to Atlantic Monday for few days
visit at the home of her mother, Mrs.
John faulty and other relatives and
to attend thief uneral of his sister.
Earl FAIR, of the Kraft-Farr
| Clothing Co., was in Des Moines the
fore part of the week looking after
business matters and purchasing
some goods for the store here.
Robt. Ping went to Galva, Ia, this
morning where he will visit his
| daughter, Mrs. Walter Fredericksen
and family. Before returning he will
make visit with friends at Sioux
City.
| Miss Minnie Hansen. who has been
! here for week helping her nephew,
| G. II. Virtue and family during their
recent illness. returned Monday
afternoon to her home in Council
Bluffs.
DR.. Magennis returned Monday
| from an over Sunday visit with his
relatives at FIT. Dodge. His wife
who has been there on a visit will
remain until the latter part Of the
| week.
Mrs. Ray Leonard and two child
dren who have been here on visit at
the home of Val Leonard and fam
| lily, left Monday for Brayton where
she will make a visit before return
ing TO her home at Avocay
Nels p. Jorgensen and wife, who
were called to Camp Oglethorpe, Ga.
| last week by the Illness of their son
Jens, returned home Monday morn
! ing accompanying the remains of their
son who died last Wednesday.
Harry Moore who spent over Sun
day at Villisca. visiting his mother
who is very poorly, returned to Aud
ubon the fore part of the week and
is again back at his work as clerk
for the local exemption board.
| o. L. Lane who has been at Mt
Pleasant visiting his daughter, Mrs
w. J. Allender and family and look.
ing after some cattle in which he and
his brother are interested, returned
home the latter part of the week.
]. c. Miller and family of Pau
saket, Okla. arrived in the city Mon
day and will make their home on q
farm east of town. They expect
their household goods in few days
and will soon be comfortably settled
f. X. Mclaughlin went to Council
Bluffs Monday where he was drawn
TO serve on the Federal grand Jury
which is in session this week. III
the evening Frank Rice went tC
Council Bluffs, having been drawn OF
the petit jury.
Chas. Reynolds returned from
Stuart the last of the week and while
there rented a large farm which HI
will operate next year. II is quite
| likely that he will move there thii
fall. His family will probably stay
here until they dispose Of their resi-
/ dence property.
NJ. L. Masterson and Aug. johnson
left Monday afternoon for Prescott
la, where they will attend a big her
eford cattle sale There are two
other sales following the one in Pres
colt they will attend and return tC
Audubon in time for Mr. Johnson!
big sale Friday.
+. c. Sampson returned from De!
Moines this morning where he ac
companied his brother-in-law Ra!
! Emerson, to the sanitarium, where
/ he will take treatments for nerv
/ Gus breakdown The attending
/ physicians are of the opinion that h
/ will fully recover within a few
weeks. all Of which will be gooC
news to the friends Of the family.
II Adolph Wolff who is big rea
estate dealer at Yuma. Colo. writes
US this week that they had six inches
of snow last Friday. This is quite
unusual, but this year there have
been many unusual things so II is no
to be wondered at. Fortunately VIZ
escaped the snow this time. Sunda,
there was some snow at Sioux FALL
and in many places in western Ne
braska.