Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-01-31
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FOR SALE-House and barn with
two lots in Ross, Enquire of John
Koenig, Jr.
Albert Fancher. wife and child.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stewart were
passengers to Carroll yesterday on
business.
F.. M. Durham, of Lake View,
who spent a few days here on bus
mess returned to his home yester-
day morning
c. l.. Williams, travelling auditor
Of the Updike Grain Co, was here
from Omaha on business this week
with David Hart.
Mrs. U. S. Beebe, of Dedkam. ar
rived Tuesday evening for visit
with her friend, Mrs. S. l.. Mantz.
returning to her home last evening.
Mrs. viii Mutt and son. of Car
ion, came yesterday morning to see
her father, August Oelke. Mr.. Gel
Ike is improving nicely and resting
quite easy. considering the serious
ness of his injury.
Coleridge. Nebr., arrived in Audi
bon yesterday morning, being call
ed here on account of the death
of her father. w II. Aldrich. who
passed away Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Gus. Schroeder and five
children departed last evening for
their new home in Mercedes, Tex
as, where they join the husband
and father, who lert for there last
Saturday with the immigrant car.
Mrs. Peter Kruger and daughter,
Marie, departed yesterday morning
for their home at Mecklinsburg. S.
d., after a pleasant visit here with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
Petersen in the country. west of the
city.
Mrs. Frank Hopley and daughter
Miss Helen, who enjoyed an extern
sive visit here at the home of her
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Rice,
left yesterday morning for a visit
with friends, after which they re-
turn to their home at washington
Springs, S. d.
Mrs. Otto Leib, of Guthrie Center,
and her brother, Chas. Alt, of Hen
ry. S. D., came to Audubon this
week for a visit with relatives.
They left yesterday morning fo' 1t
lantic to see their mother, Mrs. ].
Alt who Is taking treatment at the
Atlantic hospital.
Mrs. Lorenz Brooks and son Will
liam, who visited here with d. w.
70 ilv no Nv.
gers home, returned to their home
at Lewis yesterday morning. While
here the little boy was operated on
for minor ailment. DR.. Lorenz
Brooks who accompanied the wife
and son to Audubon last week, re-
turned home sooner.
John Jensen, who for three years
past was employed at the Martinsen
garage, has Just sent his picture,
which was taken in uniform, to John
Martinsen. John anc his brother en-
listed in the U. S. army last fall and
he is now located at Waco, Texas, a
member of the 4Sth squadron. Ayi-
alton Camp. John looks the part Of
real soldier and is determined to
do his share in the great struggle
Tor humanity. f
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Conner are the
proud and happy parents of real
cute baby girl. born to them Mon
day afternoon of this week. The
mother and child are getting along
fine under the care of Grandma
Laubender at whose home they are
staying And Tom; well he is able
to attend to his duties as agent at
the Northwestern depot. and seems
as happy as man generally does
under the circumstances.
The M. w. AS of Audubon went
to Atlantic last Friday to attend the
district meeting which was held in
the I. o. o. F. hall in that city. Is
candidates were initiated, among
them two from this city, Everett Zai-
ger and Oluf Jensen. The dagree
work was put on by the team from
Cumberland. Later in the even
ing the drill team from this city I'M
der the lead of w. S. Roberts. gave
very splendid drill which was ap-
preciated and very highly comment
ed on by the visiting neighbors.
j. Mel Graham who has been at
the Battle Creek. Mich. sanitaTum
for several weeks, taking treatment
for nervous breakdown, arrived
home last evening. Mr.. Graham is
much improved in health. which
will be pleasing news to his many
friends. Mr.. Graham wishes us to
correct an error we published in a
recent issue of the Republican, stat
ing that his illness was caused by
overwork. We do so willingly for
Mr.. Graham says he has not been
Overworked since leaving the farm.
oh; so many years ago, or IL he was
he did not realize 1t.