Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-02-14

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John Wagner was a passenger to
Knoxville last Friday where he went
to look after property holdings and
enjoy visit with former friends and
relatives.
Foundry Merle Owen a package
containing pillow tubing and some
napkins. Owner can have same by
calling at this office and paying csc
for this notice.
Mrs. w. E. Kimbell and son VIM.
following a four days pleasant visit
at the parental. A. L. Brooks home,
returned to their Des Moines home
Monday morning.
Jud Andrews returned Saturday
afternoon from a several days visit
in Atlantic with his aunts. Mesdames
Claude Lacey, w. A. Holingsworth
and Bert Timmons.
Supt. NJ. NJ McIntire. who refer
eed the basket ball games between
the Red Oak-Atlantic boys and the
Anita-Atlantic girls teams. played at
Atlantic, returned home Friday.
Miss Sonaglia, the skilled nurse
from Des Moines. who was here car
ing for DR.. Childs. returned to her
home Saturday afternoon. leaving the
doctor much improved in health
w. F. Roseman of the high school
faculty returned to Audubon Friday
morning from Abel, where he was
called to report for examination. hav-
ing been called in the recent draft
Frank O. Niklason arrived home
Friday morning from Denver, Colo
where he went last week to dispose
of couple of car loads of horses he
had shipped there earlier in the
week.
Miss Mariana Brown. teacher in
the Audubon high school, went to
Ralston Monday morning TO enjoy a
weeks visit with her brother, Frank
Brown. there being no school sthis
week
VIII Rein, employed here with the
Consumers Electric Light Co. went
to his home at Carroll Saturday ev-
ening for an over Sunday visit with
his folks. returning to Audubon on
Monday
Thos. Burns and Howard Mulhol-
land, who are engaged here doing
kalastone work on the J. Mel Graham
new house, went TO their home in
Anita to spend Sunday with their
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Hensel after a
weeks visit here with his brother.
Ed r. Hensel and family and with
his sister, Mrs. Fred Dreher and fam
lily in the country, returned to their
home at Red Oak Monday morning
G. w. Baker, wife and daughter
Margaret of Kingfisher. Okla, who
were here on a visit with his mother
Mrs. l. p. Baker. went to Lewis on
Friday morning to visit at the home
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A
Webster.
Mrs. Will Mcclure. following a
weeks visit here with her father-in.
law. Mike Mcclure and daughter
Miss Minnie. and her sister-in-law
Mrs. f. r. Weeks and family in the
country. returned Saturday evening
to her home at Nicola.
Mrs Jens Mathiesen and daughter
Miss Anna came Saturday evening
to visit with her brother and with
her husbands sister. Mr. and Mrs.
Hans Nielsen and family. in the
country. They returned to their
homo at Harlan Monday evening
Mrs S. H. Best of Manning came
Friday evening for a visit in the
country with her son. Thos. Finnerty
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Finnerty and child, Mrs. Best went
to Atlantic Saturday evening to visit
her daughter. Mrs. John Mayberry
and family
A plant has been established at
Council Bluffs. Ia. for the manufac-
ture of alfalfa products. for human
food, by new process, and its line
will include it is said alfalfa flour.
alfalfa syrup, alfalfa cokies alfalfa
candy, alfalfa tea and coffe substi-
tutes and alfalfa extracts. How
about whiskers," asks the Oskaloosa
Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Watts went to
Des Moines Saturday evening to visit
with their son. Harry T. Watts and
family. but especially to see the twin
boys that arrived at the Watts home
in Des Moines last Friday Mr. Watts
returned home Monday morning,
Mrs. Watts remaining to help care
for the twins.
The loss of the Tuscania, which
was under charter to the Cunard line
ships were: Caledonia, sunk in
marines of a fleet of five passenger
ships aggregating 57,S1S gross tom
mage owned by the Anchor line at
the beginning of the war. The other
ships We're: Caledonian, sunk in
1916; Cameronia. sunk in April.
1917; Pennsylvania, May 4, 1917:
California. February. 1917
Chas. and Robert Campbell, Leo
and Homer Booton. |, A. Jones. An
tone Jacobsen. Simon Foley, +. F.
Johnson. w. T.. Freeman, Cotton"
Stafford. Pete Dennis. Alvin John
son. John Preston F. l.. Andersen.
Frank Sunberg, A. Il. Beason, Ernest
Marsh, b. +. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Keith and Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
Foley. who went TO Des Moines last
week TO attend the Caddock- Zbyszko
wrestling match. have returned to
their homes. The ladies visited with
friends while in Des Moines. All
of the men were delighted. with the
result of the match. one in partic-