Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-02-21
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Mrs. l.. F.. Miller of Brayton was
business and friendly visitor in
Audubon Monday.
The change in weather is causing
a great deal Of sickness and keeping
the doctors continually on the go.
Albin Ed johnson went to Cum
berland Monday evening to assist
Chas. Mills with his big Hereford
cattle sale.
Lee Hunt was Tuesday morning
passenger to Des Moines for visit
with friends. and will attend the
auto exhibit.
Mrs. J. f. Clark vf IndianOla, came
Monday afternoon for a visit at the
home of her sister Mrs. Ed F. Bill
harz and family.
c. II. Brown. of Atlantic, trans
acted business here the fore part of
the week, returning to his home on
Monday evening.
Miss Mary Foley, housekeeper for
Father Costello, came from Monda-
min, Ia. Friday afternoon TO make
Audubon her home.
A. T. Crow, of Marshalitown,
transferred here Monday on his way
to Extra to visit his sister. Mrs. Jack
Lancelot and husband
Mrs. Earl Turner. who visited with
friends and attended to business af-
fairs in Omaha several days, return
ed home Saturday noon.
Sergeant Frank Bagley, of Des
Moines. came Tuesday morning from
Camp Dodge to attend the funeral
OF his friend, +. S. Watts.
Miss Marie Schminch of Carroll,
returned to her home Monday even
ing. She enjoyed a weeks visit at
Extra aud in Audubon with friends.
Scott Farrell of Manning was here
the fore part of the week and on
Monday night put on fancy pool
stunt at the Jensen billiard parlor.
Judge Wheeler came this week
and will have charge of the District
Court instead of Judge Woodruff,
who was unable to come at this
time.
Otto Witthauer, of Des Moines.
who was at Extra to visit his daugh-
ter Miss Bess .Witthauer, was
friendly visitor in Audubon Monday
between trains.
Chas. Watts of Plover came Sun
day, being called to attend the fun
eral of his father. Frank s. Watts,
who died Saturday evening and was
buried Tuesday.
Thos. Rutherford returned home
Monday afternoon from Chicago,
where he accompanied a shipment
of stock last week. getting in on
fair market price.
j. ID. Christensen, Miss Tillie
Christensen and c. Johnson were
passengers to Des Moines Tuesday
morning to visit with relatives at
the Mrs. Frank Cox home.
Andrew Jorgensen, Fred and II.
c. Clemensen. of the Audubon Auto
Co.. went to Des Moines Tuesday
being held there this week.
A large number of people came
from different parts of the state and
from other states to attend the Fred
Sievers Pure Bred Poland China hog
sale, held at his farm Tuesday.
MAIDS Nelson, of Omaha, who was
called in the draft here last October
and moved to Omaha later, came
here Monday to take the examination
Of DR.. A. l.. Brooks.
Clark Sloan, who had been ailing !
for week or more, was taken quite |
Ill Monday and his case diagnosed |
as small pox. The Sloan home has
been placed under quarantine.
The Booton hotel is closed for
The present on account of being un-
der quarantine. Leo, the son of Mr.. |
and Mrs. c. ID. Booton is the one !
afflicted with the disease of small |
poX.
Mrs. Carrie Larsen. following q
-wo and one half months visit here
with her mother, Mrs. Chris Hansen
md other relatives, departed for her
home at Plato, Canada. Monday ev-
ming.
John II. Bishop of st. Charles. was
I friendly visitor here Monday, going
o Extra on the evening train for a
'isit with his son. John Bishop. jr..
md family. We enjoyed a pleasant
'isit with Mr. Bishop while In our
title city.