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

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ii. Bruhn and wife left for Oman;
Tuesday morning to spend couple
of days visiting friends and relatives
Chas. Christensen went to Poca
hontas Monday morning for a visi
with. his sister. Mrs. W. Lane ant
family.
] Ed Finch of Stuart came to Audi
bon Tuesday evening to visit will
old time friends and to attend t.
business matters.
George Ditto departed Tuesda,
evening for a weeks visit at Baldo
Kansas, with his aunt, Mrs. Emma
Gillett and family.
DR.. II. C. Rogers. Evans Marque
sen and John Kerwin. returned Mon
day night from a few days bushes:
visit at Des Moines
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Fisher went tc
Manning yesterday morning to visi
Ia week with their daughter. Mrs
Frank Mantz and family.
Walter Berger, of Carroll was q
business visitor in Audubon Tuesday
and visiting his folks. He is travel
ing now for a nursery firm
Robert WHITTIER was Tuesday
morning passenger to Des Nome:
to visit his cousin, Antoine Petersen
and family for a few days.
Mrs. Jennie Mcclure of Des Moines
who was here a week in the interest
of the Degree of Honor lodge, re-
turned to Des Moines Tuesday
Dan Fallerton left Tuesday morn
ing for a visit with three brothers
and families, Knox at Bagley, Rob
ert at Perry and Will at Boone
Mrs. George Grau after a visit
here at the home of her brother. An
drew Jorgensen and family, returned
to her home at Marine Tuesday morn
ing.
Mrs. Peter Hansen and daughter
Evalyn, went to Ralston yesterday
morning for visit at the home OF
her husbands mother, Mrs. n. c.
Hansen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Fancher re
turned Tuesday morning from North
English. where they enjoyed week s
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F. Axmear and family.
H. c. Hansen, who has been the
rural mail carrier on Route 6. re
signed February LIST. Chris Chris
Jensen has been appointed to take
his place for the present.
Found-A lady's muff in the
southeast part of town, by John Con.
/ I'D loft NJ off
may have same by proving property
and paying for this notice.
Daniel Wagner, who was home
for couple of days visit with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Wagner
returned to Ames Tuesday evening
where ne attends the university.
Chas. Alt, of Hen1yr S D.. who
Alt and with o.h~r relatives, ant
went to Atlantic TO see his mother
departed for his home Tuesday.
j. S. Dennis received four cal
! loads of pure crystal ice of the very
best quality Tuesday from Lake View
while several others are on the way
Jack" has a force of men busy fill
ing the big ice house.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. - Lane received
word yesterday morning from theil
son Kit" that he left England anC
was now in a hospital in France br
for them not to worry as h was 70
covering and getting along nicely
Mrs. w. r. Smith and daughter
Paige. have rented their home, fur
nished and all, in Carroll. and cam,
to Audubon Tuesday evening for al
extended visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. F. ID. Searls. in the country
Albert Johnson. who went TO Siou,
City two weeks ago with his fathe
to attend the Hereford cattle sal
held by Spooner & Son and then &C
companied them 20 Minneapolis L
hold sales. returned home yesterda
morning.
Miss Cecilia Chritensen and broth
ers, John and Nels Christensen o
Sibley, Ills, who have been visiting
relatives at Litterdale. Iowa, trans
Brayton to visit their uncle, Pete
Andersen and family
The warm weather and the fin
sunshine of the past few days ha
placed crimp in the heavy snow
banks about Audubon and vicinity
1t is really spring weather and make
one wish he were school chile
again. We hope ii continues TO
awhile.
Jud Fiscus, who was in the arm.
service at Camp Pike. Ark. arrived
home Tuesday He has been honor
ably discharged on account of ply
steal disability. Jud says he would
have liked to get chance at tn,
kaiser, but in way, he is glad t
be back home again.
Dave Settlemire came from De-
Moines Tuesday morning to visit hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Settle
mire. for the day and bid them good
bye. Dave passed the examination
in Glass A last week and is now sta
toned at Camp Dodge. leaving TO
there Tuesday evening.
II. G. Leach, local manager of tn,
Audubon Land Co, accompanied b,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sunberg, G. A
Turner and f. l.. McFadden of Au
dubon and several other partie
from the south part of the county
left Tuesday evening for Texas, tax
ing advantage of the big land eS
Cursion.
Mrs. o. G. Richie, who was Gale,
here on account of the death OF he
father. the late w. ii. Aldrich ant
remained fer visit with her mother
departed this morning for her hom
at Coleridge. Nebr. Her mother aC
companied her TO Ross and will pa.
a visit for an indefinite period t,
her danphIpr Mrs Inshun Inrhn