Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-05-16
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+ LOCAL AND PERSONAL

May 21st-next Tuesday.

Country trips my specially. Art
Horning.
Does she dress well? / dunno,
never watched her. Tiger.
Dan Hecker went to Manning Sun
day for an over Sunday visit.
Mrs. H. w. Stearns went to ON
aha Monday on business and a visit
with friends.
DR.. j. w. Fulton was in Elk Horn
Saturday on professional business
with DR.. James.
Buy Smileage Books regularly
and you'll keep on smiling-so will
the soldier boys.
Walter Jensen and wife of Gray
transacted business in Audubon the
first of the week.
Mrs. NJ. j. Fabricius expects to go
to Irwin tomorrow by auto to enjoy
a visit with her husband
Found-Bunch of keys, including
. couple of Yale lock keys on key
ring. Call at this office.
Jess Jones went Tuesday afternoon
to Waterloo, where he will investi-
gate a position offered him there.
M. j. Fabricius returned Monday
evening to Irwin, after a visit in Au-
dubon with his family over Sunday.
j. 2. Wright returned Tuesday
morning from a business visit to
Carroll, where he went Sunday ev-
ening.
]. E. Miller and wife of Davenport
arrived in Audubon Monday for a
visit in the country with the A. Kness
family.
A. NJ. Currier left Monday morn
ing for Newton to join his wife for a
visit with their daughter, Mrs. F. l..
Drake and family.
Millard McCarville has accepted a
position at the F. w. Smith drug
store and began his duties last
Thursday morning.
c. l.. Hansen and wife autoed here
Sunday from Lorah, bringing home
her mother, Mrs. Meta Schmidt, who
was there for a visit.
DR.. and Mrs. J. Eason of Sanborn.
after visit here at the home of her
sister, Mrs. S. c. Kerberg, returned
to their home Monday.
Miss Ella GUIDE, after a few days
spent in Audubon with relatives and
friends, returned to her home at Ex-
ira Tuesday morning.
II. ]. Savage is off the Republican
force for the summer, preferring out
side work so as to get rid of some of
the surplus avoirdupois.
l.. w. Hillyer of Sioux City was
here Saturday afternoon for a visit
of few days with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. r. Hillyer
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Taylor and
little daughter, Doris. went to Iowa
City Tuesday morning on business
and for visit with friends
Art Stated of Extra was here Mon
day to bid good bye to his brother,
Ray Stazell, who left with the SOL
der boys for Jefferson Barracks.
Mo.
julius Mahl and wife departed the
| first of the week for Mortified.
Mimi, where they have purchased
hotel and will make their future
home.
Mrs. D. r. Sturdivan entertained
several of the high school teachers
! DIT SlA u NAOCh III
honor of her children, Roquel and
! Bernice.
VIM. Probert of Manning came on
! Tuesday morning to visit with DR.
| A. L. Brooks, and was much disap-
pointed to find the doctor away at
this time
! Mesdames A. Schwerin. Chas. Knoll
and E. Miller, who We're here to at
tend the funeral of the late Mrs. Ed
Frick. have returned tot their homes
at Chicago.
Mrs. S. r. Johnson and son arriv-
ed home Saturday evening from Lar
annie, Wyo.. where they were in at
tendance at the funeral of her moth.
err, Mrs. Hall.
John Markley and wife came Sat
urday evening from Gray for a visit
over Sunday with their son. Lee
Markley. who is employed at the Al
bert Fest home
Mrs. r. Rutherford, who was call
ed to Rock Island recently to attend
the funeral of her brother, Thomas
, Campbell. arrived home the latter
part of the week.
MGS. bldlnt SWdTl went lO NsolldN
Sunday to take treatment for rheu
matism. with which she has been 6
sufferer for several weeks. Pat Car
roll took her by auto.
H. +. Kittell. wife and son Wade
of Harlan came Saturday Afternoon
for visit with his mother. Mrs. A
r. Kittell. They returned to theil
home Monday evening.
The Audubon schools closed Fri
day afternoon at $50 O'Clock for tn,
War Savings drive. All the business
houses and offices of Audubon were
closed for few hours.
Mrs. Ed Richter came from De:
Moines Monday afternoon for visi
with Mrs. f. +. WeeksX HE accom-
panied Mrs. Weeks. who\ ent few
days in Des Moines on business.
\ Mrs. Frank Bradley, who was here
on a visit of several days with former
friends, and guest of Mrs. w II
Cowles. departed for her home a
! Topeka. Kansas. Monday evening.
George McLeran who arrived from
Chicago recently to he with his aged
father. VIM. McLeran, sr.. who was
quite i'll. left for Omaha Monday ev
ening on business. returning TO Au
dubon Tuesday.
ID. +. Soar. daughter Mrs j. S
Small and husband. were entertained
Sunday at the home OF his daugh
ter. Mrs. Lou Jensen and family in
the country. a sumptuous evening
dinner was served the guests.
Mrs. Emma Meek of Colorado who
visited with her brother II. b. Pack
ard and family near Gray. accom-
panied by Mrs. Packard. were in Au
dubon Monday enroute to Atlantic
for few days visit with Mrs. Geo