Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-10-24
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Have for rent five room house.
Phone INV. tt
NJ 7 Foley spent Wednesday in
Carroll looking after business mat
ters
FoUND-on Ridge Road, auto
number, 226225, Ia. May be had by
calling at this office. If.
Frank Moore of Villisca. who was
called here to attend the funeral of
his brother, Harry's wife. returned
today to his home.
Mis-. Ed. Klcoin departed this
morning for Atlantic where she will
spend the day and tomorrow goes
70 Omaha for IA few days visit.
Minss Selma Holtz. who has been
\ visiting at the home of her sister.
Mrs. II. @. Rockrohr at Maquoketa.
returned home Wednesday morning.
Miss Lucy Davis, cashier at the
Ackcrman store. who was sick at
her home last week. was able to re-
turn to her duties Monday morn
ing.
Thos. Law was called to Milford
Wednesday by the illness of his son,
! Albert and family. all of whom are
confined TO their homes with the
Spanish influenza
.. u Parnham returned the fore
/ part OF The week from an over sun
day visit with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Parnham at their new
home in Cedar Rapids.
y. Moore, a former resident of this
county, but now living near Douglas.
/ y. d.. arrived in the city yesterday
! for ar extended visit with his two
sons, who reside in this county.
j. l.. Goodman. wife and children
arrived from North English. Ia.
Wednesday and were guests at the
/ home OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. b. Wilson
and family until this morning when
they returned home.
Mrs. James Hollenbeck vent to
/ Manning yesterday TO visit her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Peters. All
OF the children will gather at the
Peters home today TO enjoy their
mothers 69th birthday.
Rev. \. Z. Kiser, wife and daught-
er Gertrude. who have been here on
! a short visit at the home of the
| lady's sister, Mrs. John Reinemund
and family. departed overland this
morning for their home in Creston.
Fred Dennis. Chris. Keldsen. Jess
Roberts. Chris. Jensen and Carl
ilemmingsen, who left here little
over two months ago for the vari-
Gus camps. have sent word to their
parents that they have arrived safe
" overseas.
G. II. Virtue. manager of the tele-
phone exchange. who was laid up
with the flu all of last week has so
far recovered that he is able TO be
go his office this week Mrs. Virtue,
has also been very i'll. is gradually
improving.
Hank Lloyd has received word
hat his son, Jack, was much i'm
proved at Camp Dodge. Jack has
been very sick and for a while il was
feared that he would not recover.
His family and friends are pleased
TO learn Of his Improvement
Mrs o. c. Blocher, of Clarinda.
Who was called here by the illness of
aof son. f. l.. Blocher, al the Park
hotel returned TO her home this
morning as the patient has greatly
! Improved and will soon be able TO
resume his work at the telephone Of
flee
Miss MARITIME Hansen. who recent
ly returned from Canada, but who
had been assisting in the telephone
exchange the past ten days. went to
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Ceatral office there as some OF the
girls are quite sick and unable to
work.
Mss Marie Madsen. a teacher in
the public schools of Minneapolis.
Man, arrived in the city today for
a short visit with friends and will
return to her home in Extra later
Schools have bee- closed in that
city on account OF the influenza cpl
demic.
Jeston Quinby arrived from Des
Moines yesterday, having been called
ha~e by The death Of his father. His
sister. Mrs. John Rutherford. of
Eigslr Sask. Canada. arrived to-
day and both will remain for the
funeral which is to he held tomor-
row afternoon.
Noel r. Jordan has been hero
on visit with his parents
since last Saturday when he accom-
panied the remains of Clinton Welch
from Camp Dodge To his home in
Lincoln township He is the son OF
Charles Jordan and among the hun
dreds OF splendid young men from
the county who are fighting the fight
for freedom and liberty
j. F. Miller returned from Camp
Dodge today where he was called last
Friday by the serious illness of his
son, Roscoe S. Miller, who has been
sick with pneumonia. Roscoe was
much better yesterday and there Is
every reason to believe that he will
recover Another son. jake II.
Miller. who is at the Great Lakes
Naval Training Station is also recov
ering from the fiue ana is now out of
danger.