Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-12-26

Saturday afternoon, where she has
accepted position in hotel.
The "flu" patients at the Joe Nc
Laughlin and Baker Jensen homes
have recovered and about their usu-
al duties.
L. M. Hillyer returned to Sioux
/, City, Monday having spent Sunday
here with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Hillyer
| Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Biggs went to
@uthrie Center, their former home,
Monday evening to spend Christmas
with relatives.
| Chas. Sunberg who has been at
Manning and other points on espe-
| cial business. returned ia Audubon
Sa urday forenoon.
Elmer Snively, after FIVE days
visit here with his uncle. ID. B. An
dersen returned to his home in Pa
nora, Monday morning.
Frank Huffman. who is in the S. A.
TIC, at Ames, returned home Fri
day evening to visit his relatives and
friends during the Yuletide season.
Ray Booton departed for Excelsior
| Springs, Mo, Monday forenoon to
take treatment and recover from his
| recent severe attack of the influenza.
Mrs. Harvey Cramer and brother.
| VIII Kilcoin, went to Manila last
| Saturday to visit few days with
their father, Thos. Kilcoin and chill
dren.
| Mrs. Meta Schmidt returned home
Saturday afternoon from q visit at
Lorah with her daughter, Mrs. c. l..
Hansen anu family, where she spent
styeral day
| J. w. MCGUIRE and daughter-in-
Jaw, Mrs. Albert MCGUIRE. who trans
acted business in Denissn a couple of
days last week, returned home Fri
day afternoon.
Jess and Wills Jones went to Irwin,
Monday morning where they are en-
gagged in installing a heating plant
and pressure pump for Mr.. McMul-
len, the banker.
| Miss Geraldine Rendleman, teacher
in the Denison schools, spent Sunday
in Audubon with friends, going TO Ex-
ira Monday to spend her school vaca-
ton with her relatives.
Chris Sorensen and J: Nelson re-
turned last week from Hutchinson,
Minnesota, where they visited their
sons, Arthur Sorensen and Elmer
Nelson, who attend school.
| Jack Stanard, foreman of the Re-
publican, was Saturday evening
passenger to Atlantic for an over
Sunday visit with his mother, return
ing on the Monday morning train.
John Ebbeke, who attends training
school at Manhattan, Kans. arrived in
Audubon Monday morning to visit his
aunt, Mrs. Conrad Miller and with
relatives at the Arthur Brown home.
Mrs. w. A. Hollingsworth and five
children of Atlantic were Saturday
evening passengers to Audubon for a
holiday visit with her mother, Mrs.
Eliza Mushrush and various other
relatives
| Albert and Emile Jensen left
Monday morning for Omaha for a
weeks visit with John p. Swanson
and family. Their mother. Mrs.
Jens Jensen. Joined them on Tuesday
to spend Christmas.
August Mergele. employed at the
Audubon Rolling Mills, and wife, left
for Manning Saturday evening, where
they were called to attend the funer-
al of his grandfather. Henry Heesch
who died Saturday morning.
Attorney Chas. S. White, who was
a flu patient in st. Anthony hospital
at Carroll for several weeks. return.
ed home Saturday morning. He
was much improved in health, but
rather weak and peeked looking.
Miss Meta Sorensen and Nels Han
sen. who attend Dana college. Blair,
Neb., arrived in Audubon Saturday
brother. Rev. III. c. M. Hansen and
family during their holiday vacation.
Miss Olive Kopp. teacher in the
primary grade at the Charles City, la.
public school is enjoying Christmas
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Kopp. The school has
been closed for two weeks on account
of the flu. Miss Kopp will return
to Charles City next Saturday.
| Miss Fiji Goldstein. who attends
Chicago university. arrived home Sat
urday evening to visit at the Frank
Rice home during her school vaca-
ton. Miss Elsie McLeran, who also
attends the university. came home on
Sunday to enjoy her vacation with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Nc
Leran.
| w. E. Williams. formerly princi.
pal of the Audubon high school. who
has been in army service in the field
artilley officers school at Camp
Taylor. Kentucky, and was music, ed
out three weeks ago. came from Des
Moines last Saturday evening for a
visit with his numerous Audubon
friends.
| <. G. Carter, who has been employ
ed at the Northwestern roundhouse
in Carroll quit his work with the
company last Thursday and Is now
employed at the electric light plant
in Carroll. Formerly he came home
each evening to Audubon, but that
now is out of the question on account
of different working hours.
| Sgt. M. r. Nissen, who is in the
field artillery and stationed at Camp
Mcclellan, Ala, arrived in Audubon
Saturday evening and is enjoying a
ten days furlough with his wife and
also his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
II. Nissen. He does not know as 10
when he will receive his discharge.
He Is looking fine and having a most
pleasant time among his relatives
and friends.
| Miss Edith Denney. one of the high
school teachers. went to her home at
Grimes, Iowa, to spend the school va
cation with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. T. Denney. Miss Florence Myers
went to her home at Dexter. for a
visit with her relatives. Miss Ma
riana Brown left for a visit with her
sister. Mrs. Q. Dillon at Union. la,
and Miss Bertha Mccarthy to Sioux
City. her home. They all expect Ia
return here Monday, December 10Th
so as to begin their school duties IN
Tuesday, December 3lst.