Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-01-10
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= LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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Attend the Crescent tonight.

l w. Is. Smith OF Brayt0n was
visitor in Audubon yesterday.
i Have the Republican do your jo
work and print your sale bills.
John A. Graham was a pasenge
to Brayton this morning on lega
business.
Bring in your old harness ant
have them oiled and repaired now
A. M. Currier. 2-2w
Phil Foley is sporting a spick ant
span new Ford touring car that h.
purchased this week of Martinscr 4
Son.
E. E. Bailey left this morning 70
a visit of few days at Des Nome
and to attend to some business af
fairs.
Nels Sorensen was>a passenger t.
Carroll last evening on business
then goes to Thornton, Iowa, to visi
relatives.
Bob Austin, who works for tn,
Iowa Telephone Co. at Carroll, came
home last evening for visit will
his family.
August Schallow of Atlantic, aftel
visit here with his uncle AMI aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. August Burr, returned
to his home this afternoon.
Miss lila McFadden, who has beer
training to become a skilled nurse
in one of the hospitals at Omaha, re
turned to Audubon this week.
Have your harness oiled and re
paired before the rush of spring
work is on. We guarantee a frs
class Job. A. M. Currier. 2-2w
Mrs. F. H. Townsend, who enjoy.
ed pleasant visit here with hel
friend. Miss Jean Culver, returned
to her home in Atlantic last even.
ing
The Baby Welfare Club will be
entertained by Mrs. c. p. Christen
sen at her home Saturday afternoon
All. members are urged to be pres.
emf
John H. Sherman of Iowa Falls
came yesterday afternoon for a visit
at the Chas. II. Priestley home and
with other relatives and former
friends.
Miss Elsie Deletzke, who is TAX.
ing a course in music here, went to
her home near Adair last evening
for visit with her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. Deletzke.
We make old harness almost as
good as new by a thorough oiline
and first class repairing. All work
done in most satisfactory manner
A. M. Currier Harness Store. 2-2w
Adolph Wolf and friend, H. H. Err.
win, who are here from Yuma, Col
for visit at the Chas. Wolf home
went to Manning last evening to
visit his sister, Mrs. c. f. Ross and
husband.
Mrs. Chris Kleuver and niece. Miss
Ellen Hahn, went to Atlantic this
morning. Mrs. Kleuver will remain
for few days visit, and Miss Hahn
will remain indefinitely with hel
grandmother, Mrs. A. Kleuver.
Jake Hauser. the wrestler, depart.
ed last evening for Denver, Colo
accompanying a shipment of fine
draft horses belonging to F. o. Mix.
Jason, who purchased them yester
uds llolii AuuuDOH COuHty lar lueTS
Timothy and Harry Ping, sons OF
the late Milo Ping. came from theiI
home at Peterson, Iowa, the latter
part Of the week to visit with their
uncles, Chas. and Kirk Ping, and
with their aunt, Mrs. w. Frederick
sen and family.
Nothing pleases your horses bet
ter than good fitting and softly
oiled harness. The horse will do
its work better ana easier If you
give this matter your prompt atten-
ton. Let us attend to the matter
for you at once. Bring your har-
ness to A. M. Currier. 2-2w.
C. r. Lacey. who was called here
to see his son George, who took sud.
denly i'll while on a visit with his
grandmother, Mrs. Eliza Mushrush,
and various other relatives. returned
to his home at Atlantic this morn
ing. Mrs. Lacey is here ITO care
for her son. The boy is much i'm
proved and with his mother expects
to return to their home this ev-
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Graves have
heard from their son, Lewis, who
has been stationed at Camp Merritt,
N. j., the past several weeks, and
they understand that he is either in
hiding in this country or he is on the
way to France. 1t was agreed some
time ago that when he was to sail
he would send his mother blank
sheet of paper in an envelope. This
sheet was received Tuesday. Mr..
and Mrs. Graves know no:ning Gef-
mite, but know enough that he has
made change.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. McHargue, of
Lands. (Sask,) Canada. who have
enjoyed several weeks enjoyable
visit in Audubon with Mr. and Mrs.
Nick Conklin and with numerous
other friends, left today for Ores
ton. Iowa to enjoy a few days visit
with friends Of their youth at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ander-
son. They, will then depart for Mi
ami. Okla. to visit his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. M. lMcHargue for a cou-
pie of weeks. then visit with, her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Behten,
at Alva, Okla, for some time.
They expect to return to Audubon
for a three weeks visit with friends.
as Steve says he still loves, good.
old Audubon. after ~hich they; will
depart for their Canadian home.
where he says he intends to work
harder than ever and raise more food
for the boys fighting in the trenches.
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