Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-04-18
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Attend the Crescent tonight.

Fred Plaehn and Bob Austin were
business visitors in Carroll Satur-
day.
of the week from business trip to
Atlantic.
Frank Harmon and wife of Lewis
were Sunday visitors here with her
father, C. H. Priestley.
Miss Lizzie GUIDE came from Ex-
ira Saturday morning for a visit
with relatives and friends.
Father Costello returned home
Saturday afternoon after a four days
visit at several Iowa points.
Mrs. Molly Schalow was business
visitor in Manning last week, re-
turning home Thursday evening.
Miss Madge Swanson came from
Council Bluffs Friday afternoon for
visit with relatives and friends.
Chris Larsen returned Thursday
evening from Plover, where he has
been employed by Hermansen C
Stone.
VIM Turner and Arthur Gerry
went to Omaha Saturday morning
for an over Sunday visit with their
friends.
DR.. G. c. Rasmussen of Kimball-
! ton, was in Audubon Friday inter-
mingling with old time business as
sociates.
r. j Loveland went to Cedar
Rapids Thursday evening to attend
the Gamers Convention held there
last week.
Miss Fiji Goldstein. who visited at
the p. F. Moore home at Omaha for
several days, returned home the last
of the week.
r. J. Loveland who was nattend-
ance at the Gamers Convention at
Cedar Rapids last week arrived
home Saturday.
Dave Wilson, who was here on
business last week with County Agt.
p. NJ. Wolf, left for Guthrie Center
Friday morning.
Carl Parker, after a pleasant visit
here with friends at the j. M. b.
Clark home. departed for his home
in Indiana Saturday.
Mrs Mary Quirk of Vail came Sat
urday evening for visit of a week
at the home of her sister, Mrs. w
c. Eaton and family.
julius Mahl who spent a week in
| st. Paul and Brainard. Mimi, on
business and visiting friends, arriv-
ed home Friday evening.
Joe Swangle was a passenger to
Atlantic Monday for a visit with
relatives. He was here from Ke.
vance, Wis, visiting friends.
Albert Alt, who returned recent
| ly from Colorado is again employed
at the Jensen garage as mechanic
beginning his duties last week.
Mrs. Henry Dittman was Sun.
| day visitor in Gray with her son
Robert Dittman and family, going
up on the Saturday evening train.
C. E. Carlson has resigned hi;
position with ID. f. Soar and is now
employed by w. Fl. Staley so as to
have outside work for the summer
w. c. Layland returned the last
of the week from a business visit
at Sioux City and other points in
Iowa, where he spent several days
DR.. McLeran departed Saturday
evening for Yuma, Colo, to take g
look at his land holdings, of which
he owns considerable in that vicin
ity
L. w. Hillyer returned Monday to
his work at Sioux City after spend
ing Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Hillyer, in the
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Agnew enjoy
ed a visit last week from his nephew
George Agnew, wife and two daugh
tiers, of Pawnee City, who made the
trip by auto.
Mrs. G. Rawlings, of Bayard, re
turned home the fore part of the
week. She was here to attend The
funeral of her nephew, the late Ell
bert Coffman.
Mrs. n. l.. Finch of Dexter was
visitor here the fore part of th'
week with numerous friends at thu
Mrs. Joe Johnston. S. M. Luse, 7. c
Hester and other homes.
A. G. Kraft. who went to The
Jennie Edmondson hospital at the
Bluffs last Sunday week for treat