Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-01-24
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. LOCAL AND PERSONAL

OF Guthrie Center were visitors the
first of the week here with the la.
dies parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Baiers.
Mrs. Oliver Strutz and two daugh.
tiers of Manning were friendly visit.
ors in Audubon Moruay, leaving on
the evening train for visit with
relatives at Walnut.
George Egen, Jr and Miss Mary
Campbell, who are to be married on
Wednesday, February 9Th, were pas
sengers to Atlantic Tuesday morning
to visit with friends.
W. W. Wray and wife left Mon
day afternoon, the former going to
Council Bluffs on business and the
latter to Brayton for visit with
her friend, Mrs. A. E. Taylor.
Miss Amelia Ohih, trained nurse
of Des Moines, after few weeks
pleasant visit here with relatives at
the home~of her sister. Mrs. C. r.
Darland, returned to Des Moines on
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. w. F. Williams and daughter
Marian of Extra who were here on
a visit with her friend, Mrs. George
Conkling of Kingsley, Ia, who was
guest at the home of her friend,
Mrs. e. A. Bates, returned to Extra
Monday afternoon. Mrs Conkling
returned to her home yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Berry of Broad
acres, Canada, who have been here
On a visit since before Christmas at
the Frank Taylor home, the ladies
h<;, csr H. 40. f<>v,
New York state. They, will VISIT
with his two sisters at Sodus. NJ ",
and with his brother at Buffalo,
New York.
Fred Sievers shipped two of his
Big Type Poland China hogs Monday
afternoon, one valued at s500,to j.
G. Spera, at Winterset, Ia, and one
valued at $3.50 to Don L. Gibbons at
Humeston, Iowa. Fred has made
shipments of some of his famous
hogs to practically all parts of the
world
Miss Esther and Gertrude Larsen
returned home Monday evening
from Omaha where the latter has
hospital on account of injuries re-
weeks ago. Their cousin Carl Hol-
land of Brayton. went to Omaha for
the purpose of accompanying them
to Audubon.
Sunnyside school No. 3, Greeley
township, hold box social and pro-
gram last Friday night. which prov
ed very successful. The sum derived
from the affair amounted to some.
thing over $1,000. which was do
mated to the Red Gross Society The
>childreR taking part in the program
did exceptionally well and a good
time was enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. NJ NJ McIntire, who went
to Stuart last week to visit with
her aunt. Mrs. j. Dwigans and there
met her mother, Mrs. Margaret Carl
has returned to Audubon. Mrs. Carl
who has been making her home with
her daughter, Mrs. b. A.-Taylor at
Pittsburg. Kans.. accompanied Mrs.
McIntire to Audubon and will re-
main at the home of her daughter
indefinitely.
The sneighbors of Mr. and Mrs
George Kibbey, remembering that
January 21st would be their we'd
ding anniversary, decided to give
them genuine surprise last Monday
by calling unannounced about the
time for the dinner bell to ring. They
didn't forget to carry baskets and
buckets full of good things to eat
while they enjoyed a good social
time together.
VIM. s. Hart in 'The Cold Deck, -
screened at the Crescent Friday and
Saturday nights of last week showed
to fair sized houses. The shows
were above the average coming to
Audubon and deserved better pat
ronage than was given them. With
the exception of "The Birth of a
Nation and THE Man Without a
Country" the show was one of the
best ever given in Audubon
A. c. Ross received a message last
Saturday from Jonnstown, Penn.
announcing the death of his brother
James w. Ross, at the age af eighty
years. The deceased was living there
at the time of the great flood and
he and two of his daughters barely
escaped with their lives. The death
of his brother leaves only Mr.. Ross
here and sister in Indiana the two
youngest of a large family.
Albert Kerwin. clerk at the Kraft
Farr clothing Co, departed Satur-
day evening for Chicago, where he
will take a thorough course in dis
play window trimming. at which he
is already very proficient, but wants
to be up on the metropolitan way
Of doing things. We will look for
fa ln,. ttgfn do he
store, especially in the new spring
styles, upon Albert's return home.
b. l.. Darnold suffered slight
heart stroke Friday morning last al
3 O'Clock, and for several hours was
in bad way. Through the efficient
care OF his neighbor, Mrs. w II. Hal
loran and his two daughters. Mes
DANES Chas. Lafoy and Jas. Carper
he was finally restored to a normal
condition and has been improving
rapidly ever since. "Bent's" .numer.
Gus friends will be glad to know that
he is himself again.
Sergt Lawrence Nj sen and wife
arrived IN Audubon the last of the
week for a visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter P Nissen. in
West Audubon Mr.. Nissen was
married last August in Omaha to
Miss Marie Z. Bonde. He is home
on lien day furlough and will re,
turn 10 Camp Cody. " NJ. next
week. Their marriage license has
just appeared in. the Nonpareil issue
of January Is.
Coasting parties held by mum.
Der of young people in Audubon each
night are becoming popular. The
young folks can be seen on their