Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-01-03
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Boysen Sorensen returned yester-
day from friendly visit in Atlantic.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Petersen went
to Davenport Monday morning for
visit with her various relatives and
friends of former days.
Judge j. B. Rockafellow and Chas.
r. Linn came yesterday from Allan
tic and closed up some probate mat
tiers in the court here.
Mrs. S. w. Wright and sister. Mrs.
Ira Stetzell, left Saturday for visit
over the New Year with their, par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Neff, in At
lantic.
A marriage license was granted
last week by District Clerk HOrning
to Geo. +. Dennison, aged 81, CT At
lantic, and Miss Elva Marsh, 90, of
Anita.
John M. Davis returned last even
ing to his home at Blandinville, Ills,
after a visit here with his cousin,
Jake Warner and family in the
country
Northup Bros. shipped two car
loads of fine hogs to Omaha last ev-
ening and A. w. Quinby shipped
two carloads of sheep to the South
Omaha market.
John w. Dawson and family Fri
day of last week moved from their
farm in Viola township to the resi-
; dence in Audubon, recently purchas-
ed of DR.. Fulton.
j. Harding arrived Saturday last
from Kansas for visit with bis
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country, and Mrs. Earl L. Rudy,
recently married.
Miss Beulah Reed, who visited
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
E. Reed. left last evening for Cedar
Falls to resume her studies at the
State Normal college.
Chris Hahn went to Carroll yester-
day to visit his half brother, Fritz
Dreher, who is patient in st. An
thongs hospital, and not doing as
well as his relatives wish for.
Mrs. John Jones and son Harold
went to Carroll last evening to meet
her sister, Mrs. Nels Christensen,
who was enroute here from Cali
fornia to see her father, H. G. Wal
tiers.
Chris G. Jorgensen and son, Ben
net William, departed last evening
for visit at his former and child
hood home in Powers, Mich, with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Jor-
gensen.
Ralph Johnson returned to his
school duties at Ames Tuesday after
noon. He visited here with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. John
son, during his Christmas holiday
vacation.
r. M. Campsey, who enjoyed a
pleasant visit here at the Jas. Lang
home and with Lial Ross couple of
days, returned to Lake View yester-
day morning. He says he likes to
visit Audubon.
Mrs. Lincoln Farrell, who was
here on visit with her son, c. L.
Farrell and family, and helping care
for her new grandson at the Farrell
home, returned to her home at Car
roll yesterday.
Arthur Smith, of Liberty, (Sask)
Canada, arrived in Audubon yester-
day morning for visit with
friends. He went to Extra on the
afternoon train to visit with his
mother, Mrs. Hannah Smith.
MI MIS- 4>elS ~. SCuullut Wcul
to Omaha yesterday morning where
Mrs. Schmidt will receive treatment
at the hands of DR.. Clifford. 1t is
hoped by her friends that she receive
a permanent cure at this time.
Mrs. w. j. Fulton of Atlantic, re-
turned to her home last evening af-"
ter a weeks visit here with her son.
DR.. j. M. Fulton and family. Miss
NJ Nil AL, l.
VISIT returned to Atlantic sooner.
The sidewalks and pavement were
in such slippery condition yesterday
that it was almost impossible for
man or beast to keep their footing
Many falls were recorded, but we
( have heard of none of serious ma
ture.
: Miss Wynona Farquhar and Miss
Joy Eddy, who attend Grinnell col
lege. returned to their work last ev-
ening, following fortnight's visit
} here with their relatives at the Ar
thur Farquhar and T. b. Eddy
homes.
: A horse slipped and fell at the
Chas. Bagley corner yesterday after
noon and it was with difficulty that
, he was raised up again Another
! horse fell at the spot in front of the
Johnson Implement store and had
to be dragged to the curbing before
, 1t was gotten to its feet.
, The Audubon Canning Co. this
week shipped six carloads of corn to
different points in the United States.
showing that our home grown pro-
, ducts are in great demand. Two era
loads were shipped Tuesday evening
to Los Angeles, Calf, two carloads
: Wednesday to Portland, Ore, and
today two more leave for Omaha.
August Johnson left last evening
for Hudson, Iowa. to attend big
: Hereford cattle sale. In CONVERSE
ton with Mr.. Johnson he informed
us that he was feeling first rate, but
a little shaky. His friends will be
: pleased to know he is again able to
go and purchase good stock with
which to put Audubon on the map,
as he has been doing for some
; years. +" 'tiic .'-r'e- ~
J "A very reckless. driver in large
: auto. when turning the corner near
the Arlington hotel yesterday morn
ing. drove squarely into the electro
lier, breaking it to pieces, and then
!, kept right on going. He was on the
wrong side of the street at that, and I
probably is not used 70 the rules
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