Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-01-16
= LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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Geo. Chamberlain went to Atlantic
Friday morning to visit a couple of
days with former friends.
Pat Murray, of Walnut. who at
tended the Mcclure sale last week,
! returned to his home Friday fore
noon.
Mrs. G. p. Prall of Atlantic came
the latter part of the week to visit
with her friend Mrs. Carl Rasmussen
and family.
S. w. Wright who went to Atlantic
Des Moines and other Iowa points
last week on business, returned home
the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Rose Carr, trained nurse of
Atlantic came to Audubon Thurs
day afternoon, last, being called here
on case for DR.. Childs.
tied a couple of days in Audubon
with friends went to Omaha Friday
morning to visit his brother Ed.
VIM. J. Bryan seems not to be very
important in these days Of large siz-
ed events. We will have to insert
want-ad to locate him pretty soon.
Clark Wilson left for Des Moines
Friday morning on business at the
State Capitol. He will also enjoy a
visit with old acquaintance while
away.
Mrs. Esther Kilcoin and child,
returned home Thursday evening
from a visit of several weeks
with friends at Council Bluffs and
Omaha.
August Anderson went to Omaha
Friday afternoon for visit with his
| friend, Jim Nelson. If able to pro-
cure work there he will remain for
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. E. Nelson and two
children who visited here with the
l. V. Nelson family in the country.
returned to their home in Lewis on
Friday evening.
Miss Elsie WEIGH who enjoyed a
couple of days pleasant visit in Au-
dubon with her friend, Miss Mabel
Peterson, returned to her home near
Manning Friday evening.
Mrs. Minnie Hensley returned to
Extra Friday afternoon. She was
here a few days helping care for her
aged mother, Mrs. VIM. Dettman
who was suffering with rheumatism
Phone Barentsen and he will see
that you receive the very best cot.
fee on the market Armour's Very
Best at Csc per pound. Phone No
les 3 Nv
Corp. Carl Madsen, living west OF
town. who has been in the army
service at FIT. Worden. Wash, and
received his honorable discharge al
Camp Dodge, has returned to Audi
bon.
| Private Earl Weeks. who has been
stationed in the Q. M. Corps at
Camp Johnson, Fla, arrived home
Friday afternoon. having been mus
tered out of service at Camp Dodge
last week.
G. G. Briggs, special agent for the
Great American Insurance Company
OF Des Moines. was here Friday on
business with Chas. S. White, Mant2
& White being local agents for the
company.
Frank C. Sampson returned home
| Thursday from the South Omaha
market where he accompanied ship
ment of stock, one of cattle and one
of hogs. Harold Buthweg. who also
accompanied car load of cattle to
Omaha, returned at the same time.
Miss Anna Fabricus. who attends
the Audubon high school, went to
her home at Irwin Friday evening
for an over Sunday visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Fabricus.
returning here Sunday afternoon.
ID. f. Soar, who suffered slight
pin prick on his right hand several
weeks ago, developing into blood
poisoning, was able to be up town
for the first time last Thursday.
His friends were glad to greet him
again.
VIM. II. Linfor came from Man
ming last week for visit with rela-
tives at the Joe Il. kevan home. On
Friday evening he and his grand
daughter, Viola Linfor went to Lor-
ah for a visit with his, son and her
father. Robert Linfor.
Thos. Kilcoin, son "Bilr, and his
daughter, Miss Annetta, left Friday
evening after visit here at the l..
G. Cramer home in Melville town
ship and with his daughter, Mrs.
Harvey Cramer and husband
A. F. Fest sold his home place of
so acres three miles east of Audubon
last Thursday. TO Otto Leib. who will
rent the other so acres from Mr..
Fest. The consideration was $2i 200
or S265 per acre Mr. Fest and fam
lily will move to Audubon in the
spring
Mr.. and Mrs $. ID. Ross, of Neb-
raska. who visited here a few weeks
with their daughter, Mrs. +. H. Nc
Fadden and family. left on Friday
morning for Des MOnes on Il bust
ness visit. They were undecided as
10 whether they would return to
Audubon at this time or go south for
the balance OF the winter.
Among the many busy people OF
Audubon we must make mention of
and appreciate the County Agent.
Paul NJ. Wolf. There has been news
from dime to time in the issues Of
The Republican, from him. that was
OF interest 10 everybody The Coun-
ty agent movement has grown very
rapidly the past two years and is now
an important factor in rural pros
perity
Mrs. c. Il. Niklason, who with her
husband visited here last week with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. ONik-
Jason. went to the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Dimick in
Extra Thursday afternoon for an
over night visit Clarence Joined his
wife on Friday and in the evening
they departed for their school work
in the east Mr.. Niklason is attend
ing Harvard university. Cambridge,
Mass, taking law course while Mrs.
Niklason attends the New England
Conservatory at Boston studing