Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-01-03
= LOCAL AND PERSONAL 4

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publican force.
A. ]. Leake spent Sunday with hi
family in Extra at the home of he
brother. Ed. Delahoyde.
Miss Julia Ebert went to Adail
Saturday evening to visit her aunt
Mrs. VIM. Gebers and family.
F. H. Adams returned Saturda,
morning from Des Moines, where hi
spent couple of days on business.
Miss Myrtle Davis, after a pleas
ant visit at the Earhart home in De.
Moines, returned home the last Of
the week.
w. Fl. Boust, who visited severa
days in Omaha with relatives ant
friends, returned to Audubon Fri
day morning.
Frank Mendenhall went to Allan
tic Monday to spend a few days Wis
iting with friends and attending t.
business affairs.
John Fosnaugh and wife, former
Audubon residents, now living in s
D., arrived in Audubon Saturday af.
ternoon on business and a visit with
relatives and friends.
Frank Kaufman, who came from
Harlowtown. Mont, last week to visit
relatives, was a business passenger
to Manning Saturday. remaining for
az ever Sunday friendly visit
Leonard Reese, who enjoyed his
school vacation here with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. wilbur Reese
returns this week to his duties as
teacher in the West Branch schools
The place for Jess Willard to fight
for the benefit of the war is in the
trenches and not in a boxing exhi
bition on a padded platform before
a crowd Of easy going, finely dressed
spectators.
Mrs. w. ]. Kness and three daugh-
tiers, after a pleasant vivsit here with
her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Alt, re
turned to her home in Manning Sat-
urday. She reports Mr.. Kness doing
fine at Manning.
Miss Beulah Corardy, who attends
college at Yankton, S. D.. came to
Audubon last week to visit her rel
atives here. She went to Extra Mon
day to visit with her grandmother,
Mrs. Alice Conrardy
Mrs. l.. R. Nielsen and daughter
Miss Mildred, came Saturday after
noon from Atlantic for a visit with
her sisters, Mesdames Evans Mar
quesen, Chas. Nielsen and Clyde
Keith a couple of days.
Oh Glasscock of Panama, Ia. who
visited in Melville township with his
sitter Mrs. Thos. Campbell and fam
lily, returned to his home Satui day
evening. His wife and children re.
manned for longer visit
Mr.. and Mrs. p. F. Petersen, of
Kimballton, left Saturday evening
for Story City to visit her sister,
Mrs. c. M. Abrahamson and family.
They will also while away pay a visit
to her sister, Mrs. G. Devork and
family at Ames, Iowa.
hoSC WIN dilOW tuclT
to rest with Germany because they
have relatives in Germany, might
we'll stop and wonder IL their rela-
tives in Germany are giving the Unit
ed States any sympathy because they
have relatives in the United States.
Miss Margaret Rasmussen, employ,
ed at Des Moines, who visited here
for a time with her mother, Mrs.
Elsie Rasmussen and her sisters,
Haals. and families. returned to her
work in the Capitol City Monday.
Mrs. F. p Moore. of Omaha. a sis
ter of Frank Rice, and Mrs. w. II.
Mey, of Port Byran, Ills, an old time
friend of the Rice family, returned
to their respective homes Monday.
They enjoyed pleasant visit at the
Rice home for a period of few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Owen, who
were unable to leave for Kansas and
Nebraska the last of the week. de-
parted Monday of this week for a
weeks visit with his brother, Geo.
Owen, at Cortland. Kans.. and at
Hardy. Nebr.. with his mother, Mrs
l. Altman.
Miss Mae Mclaughlin was a pas
senger to Extra Saturday evening for
an over Sunday visit with her friend
Mrs. John Hicks, aughter of Jack
who with her husband are
back on an extended visit from Colo
RADIO, their first trip to Iowa in over
five years.
Mrs. c. E. Wylie. who has been
teaching in the Rosebud. Mont.
schools the past several years. and
came to Audubon to spend Christ
mas with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cozine. departed Saturday for
Ohio. to join her hus-
band. of the medical department of
the University of Ohio.
Otto Christensen, who was here
last week from Nevada, Iowa. on
business with his brother. Emmanuel
who held public sale
near Brayton. but failed in collecting
MS wages which Otto reports amount
I'd to over $500 for work done by
him for Emmanuel, left Audubon
evening for Council Bluffs
o procure work.
Mrs. Robert Wellington, of Worth
ngton. Mimi, who has been on an ex-
ended visit at Anselmo. Nebr.. with
Ter sister, Mrs. Gale Egner and fam
ly, arrived here Sunday afternoon
o make winters stay with her
mother, Mrs. Minnie Raebel and chill
lren. and with other relatives. Her
husband is in the service of Uncle
sam and stationed at Camp Cody.
Jew Mexico.
The alleged business man who
don't believe in advertising, has
,lenty OF time to sit around and
,eep his pants and chair warm; but
he real business man who does be-