Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-02-07
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= LOCAL AND PERSONAL

two lots in Ross. Enquire of John
Koenig, Jr.
Attorney John Graham returned
Friday morning from a professional
visit at Dexter
The regular meeting of the w. r.
C. will be held in the X. p. hall this
afternoon at o'clock.
Rev. c. r. Cook, pastor of the M.
Z church at Gray. transacted business
in Audubon between trains Friday
last
Mrs. Lottie Culver who visited here
with her children, the Roth boys. re-
turned to her home in Sioux City on
Monday.
W. F. Roseman. of the high school
faculty. went to Abel Saturday to re-
port for the army examination. be-
ing called in Glass One.
Mrs. John Butter:on and Miss Col
die Sheets returned Friday morning
/ from Des Moines, where they visited
couple of days with friends.
Chris Petersen, who has been
home on visit for a week, departed
again Friday evening for Yuma, Col
orado, where he has employment.
Mrs. George Wolff and two sons
We're passengers Saturday evening to
Extra for visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Chase, over Sun
day.
Robert Magill went to Atlantic
Saturday evening to see his wife who
is a patient at the Atlantic hospital.
She has been there since November
9th
Mrs. Peter Sorensen returned to
| Brayton Saturday afternoon, after
visit here with her daughter, Mrs.
Martin Nelson and family in the
country.
E. B. Thomas secretary of the IowT
Beef Producers Association, returned
Friday morning from Ames where he
/ attended the Association meeting
held last week.
Miss Jeanette Rodgers. teacher
in the Audubon high school, Went to
her hon.c p. Massena Saturday ev-
ening to visit her parents. Mr.. and
| Mrs. b. NJ. Rodgers.
SANDY" Burnett. wife and two
children returned to their home at
Manning Friday evening. They were
guests here for several days at The
Frank Goodwin home.
Charles Rutherford went TO Des
\ Moines Friday afternoon to visit with
friends and also enjoy visit with
his brother. John Rutherford. who is
! stationed at Camp Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Beck of Sutton
Nebr., arrived in Audubon Friday
noon and will enjoy q visit with rel
atives at the j. w. Antilles home in
the country east of town.
Miss Laura Carper went to Panama
Friday morning for a visit with her
aunt, Mrs. Harry Mertz and family
Mrs. James Carper. her mother, ac-
companied her as far as Manning.
Chas. Alt. of Henry, S. D., who is
! here on a visit with relatives. went to
| Atlantic Friday morning to see his
mother, Mrs. John Ait who is taking
treatment at the Atlantic hospital.
Albert Rasmussen. of Morehead,
who came for a visit with his mother.
Mrs. II. p. Rasmussen, and to assist
her with her public sale held last
morning.
| Fearl Jones. who has been employ
ed in a meat market at Menlo. has
quit the job and returned to Audubon
last week. He left Tuesday morning
for Council Bluffs to work in the
Peoples Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hansen of Red
Oak were Monday noon arrivals in
Audubon for a visit with his broth
err. Ed r. Hansen and family, and his
sister. Mrs. Fritz Dreher and family
in the country.
| Mrs. Will Mutt and son Billy and
her brother. B. l.. Oelke. who came
last week TO visit their parents AMI
especially to see their father. Aug
Ce,ke, who recently received broken
hip, returned to their home at Clar-
ion Thursday evening.
A. j. Petersen. who has been con-
ducting his plumbing establishment
In the w. w. Smith basement, has
tmoved to the basement beneath the
Virginian Cafe. Will lookout will
probably open a Cafe in the place
vacated by Mr.. Petersen
h'S JUN tWO
children of Lands, (Sask.), Canada.
who have been here on an extended
visit with relatives and with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Quimby. left
Friday for Des Moines to join Mr..
Rutherford and then return to their
Canadian home.
~ Hanks. who enjoyed pleasant
visit here with his daughter. Mrs. o.
! c. Osterholm and family for several
, weeks, returned to his home at Glen
wood last week His grandchildren,
| Stewart and Dorothy Osterholm. ac-
companied him to Glenwood for
few weeks visit
DR.. r. F. Childs took i'll last We'd
nesday and has not been able to be
at his office since. He has a well de-
veloped case of pneumonia. Dr. Hal
loran is his attending physician, and
under his skilled care DR.. Clfflds is
progressing nicely. His condition was
serious Saturday
Mrs. III. T. Kroeger and two chill
dren and Mrs. Frank Perry. who Wis
tied here with relatives at the J. A.
Graham and Press Keith homes. re-
turned to Atlantic on Saturday ev-
ening's train. Mrs. Perry enjoyed
good bobsled ride while here, the first
in number Of years.
Miss Florence Reinemund depart
ed Saturday morning for Brooklyn,
N. Y. where she will enjoy an ex-
tended visit at the home of her aunt
Mrs. II ID. SIZZLING. Her mother
Mrs. Herman Reinemund. and friend,
Frank Berg, accompanied her as far
as Dies Moines. where they will visit