Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-03-14
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Marcn Z'th.
W. G Layland was a business pas
sengor TO Manning last evening.
Asmus Steffensen visited in Extra
yestel day with his son and old time
friends.
Hans Hansen left yesterday fore
noon for business visit of a few
days in Des Moines.
Simon Hansen and daughter left
last evening for Manning on a bus
mess and friendly visit.
j. 4. Graham was a business call
er in Des Moines yesterday, going
down or the forenoon train.
Tom Wheeler of Atlantic, spent
yesterday in Audubon the guest Of
his uncle. w. c. Sheets and family
Miss Myrtle Davis went to Des
Moines yesterday TO visit her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Ear
hart.
Mrs. J. c. Sorensen went to Bray
ton last evening for visit with her
sister-in-law, Mrs. c. p. Andersen
and family.
Ed Frick went 10 Osceola the last
of the week for business and
friendly visit with his son, Branch
and family.
Rev. NJ. McNutt, who preached
here at the Presbyterian church Sun
day evening. left for Des Moines on
Monday morning.
Mrs. John Andersen and Mrs c.
c. Christensen came from Extra yes
terday afternoon for an over night
visit with friends.
Peter Melgard. who spent a week
at several Minnesota points. taking
look at the country, arrived home
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. L. A. McGinnis went to At
lantic Tuesday evening to assist her
son, L. l.. McGinnis and wife, get
settled in their new home.
Mrs Joe Johnston left Tuesday al
( ternoon for Valley junction to see
her daughter, Miss Margaret, who is
visiting at the Carl Fiscus home.
Mrs. Sarah L. Carver, of Manson,
Iowa. came Tuesday evening for a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. A. c..
Martin and family at the Park hotel.
Mrs. Harry Mertz came from her
home in Panama, Iowa, Tuesday
night, being called here to attend
the funeral of her father, B. l.. OAR
mold
Young John Roth, who was en-
ployed at the L. A Keith barber
shop is now with Gilbert & Phillips,
commencing his duties Monday
morning.
DR.. j. NJ. Fulton and wife, who
were in Omaha the latter part of
the week consulting a specialist with
reference TO the doctors eyes, have
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stewart, of
Mitchell, S. d., who are on visit
with relatives in Ross, came Tuesday
for a visit with their Old friends.
Mr.. and Mr.. Joe Johnston.
Mrs. Jens Sorensen, formerly of
Audubon, now q resident of Sutton.
Nebr.. and two children, arrived in
Audubon Tuesday afternoon for a
visit with relatives and friends.
Mesdames Chris. Andrew and
Carlos Jacobsen of Extra, who were
visiting here at the Chris Henrik
sen home, departed last evening for
nesota.
Malthe Malthesen departed We'd
nesday forenoon for Dell Rapids, S.
D., to visit an uncle and various
other relatives. He will also take &
look at the country and may decide
to purchase a farm.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Baiers of Greeley
township are the parents of baby
boy born to them Monday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Egan also living in the
country, have new. baby boy, born
to them last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Ohm, of Guth-
RE Center, who were married last
month, visited Tuesday at the Jim
Goodwill home, going to Mannins
on the evening train to visit their
uncle, Henry Ohm and family.
Rev c. W. Proctor, who has been
at Camp Dodge the past two weeks
doing work among the soldier boys.
is expected to return home Saturday
and will fill his regular appointments
at the Methodist church on Sunday.
Chester b. Brooks, who has been
On an extended visit at Lewis with
his son. DR.. Lorenzo Brooks and
family. returned to Audubon yester-
day to visit his daughter, Mrs. ID. W.
Wood and family for an indefinite
period.
Frank d. Joseph of Des Moines.
deputy superintendent of schools of
Iowa, came this morning to be in
attendance at the Teachers Insti-
tute and enjoy visit with his friend
Arthur Farquhar and family. We
enjoyed "A pleasant visit with the
gentleman while in our city
MIR. and Mrs. o. E. Heiken receiv-
ed q telephone message from Allan
tic Tuesday morning. stating that
his mother, Mrs. y. j. HeikeD, was
seriously i'll and to come at once.
They left Oh he afternoon train to
be at her bedside. 1t is hoped by
all the friends that Mrs. Heiken be
restored TO health soon.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Miller. who
were married about two weeks ago.
and who have since been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Holtz in the city and with her sis
tiers in this vicinity, departed yes
terday for their home at Maquoketa.
where they will go to farming six
miles east of that city.
Irvan A. Jones. who has been
home during the winter months WIS.,
iting with his mother and brothers.
departed yesterday morning for
Shelby. Mont. where he will farm
his 160 acres of land which ne home
steaded and proves on. During his
off time from the farm he will prob
ably follow his trade. that of car
penter.
u. Mantz. of jefferson. who came
here last summer by auto for visit
with his brother S. l.. MantZ and