Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-01-02
= LOCAL AND PERSONAL

F. d. Lane returned home Sunday
evening from q business and friend
ly visit at Wisconsin points.
]. z. Wright, who was away al
Carroll and other Iowa points, pur.
chasing seed, returned home Sunday
afternoon.
D. E. Soar who has been suffering
with a case of blood poisoning for a
couple Of weeks is we'll and able tt
be out again.
C. Jensen and wife of Atlantic, af-
ter visit here with relatives at the
Oluf Jensen home, returned to their
home Monday.
F. H. Adams, who was in Des
MoineS last week on business, re-
turned home the latter part of the
week.
Mrs. P. ]. Keith went to Atlantic
Monday morning to spend the day
with relatives and attend the A. j
Morrissey funeral.
Jas. Law, who has been in the Da-
kota's for several weeks, looking at
ter business affairs, arrived home
OuHudy dIleTuOOu.
Mrs. John Zaiger returned home
Sunday afternoon from Manning,
where she went last week to attend
the funeral of relative.
Jess and Wills Jones, who spent q
week at Irwin installing a heating
plant for Mr.. McMullen, returned to
Sunday afternoon.
John A. Graham and wife went to
Atlantic Monday morning to attend
the funeral of A. ]. Morrissey and
spend the day with relatives.
Dick Northup went to Villisca Mon
day morning TO visit his brother. Ed
and family. He visited at
Osceola on business while away.
Miss Grace Sheppard who visited
her parents in Carroll last week and
over Sunday, returned to her school
work near Hamlin Monday morning.
E. M. Cole departed Monday morn
ing for Long Beach, Calf. to spend
a couple of weeks visiting with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. B. Cole.
M r.. Nissen, who recently received
his honorable discharge from army
service, went to Des Moines Monday
to spend few days on busi-
ness.
Mrs. Conrad Miller, daughter, Mrs.
A. Brown and husband left Monday
forenoon for Council Bluffs for a visit
with relatives at the Paul Neuman
home.
]. 8. Alec and wife went to Anita
Monday morning, where they will as
sist with the work at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Ben Ellie and family, who
are i'll.
Mrs. d. C. Bell returned to her
home in Anita Monday morning. She
enjoyed an over Sunday visit in Au-
dubon with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Preston.
Miss Clarabell Andersen returned
to her home Monday morning, follow
ing a several days visit here with
her uncle. Fred Gjerloff and daugh-
ter, Miss Clara.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Currier, who
spent the Christmas holidays with
their daughter, Mrs. F. l.. Drake and
family at Newton, returned home
Monday forenoon.
l. p. Hansen and Levi Kopp went
to the home of the formers son-in-
law, w. l.. Goembel near Ross, Mon
day morning to help celebrate his
3Sth birthday anniversary.
Miss Mildred Clark, who visited
here over the holidays with her rela-
tives in West, Audubon returned to
Camp Wheeler, Ca, Monday, where
she is nursing In the army service.
Mrs. Mardsen. housekeeper at the
E. 8. Van Gorder home, who spent
several days visiting her relatives and
friends In Des Moines, returned to
Audubon Saturday afternoon.
A large number of relatives and
friends Of the Morrissey family &C.
companied the body of the late AL
bert j. MOrrissey to Atlantic Monday
to attend the funeral, which
was held on Monday forenoon.
Last week was one week in the year
when people generally relax, catch
their breath and get ready to begin
another years work. 1t was indeed
a Merry Christmas for most people
and the coming year Is full of good
promises.
The remains of the late Albert J.
MOrrissey. who died at Marshalltown
arrived in Audubon Sunday evening
and were taken to the home of his
mother, Mrs. r. Norrissey. Mon
day morning the body was shipped to
Atlantic for burial.
Mrs. A. r. Kttell who spent sew
eral days at Harlan helping care for
the sick folks at the home of her
son. Howard +. Kittell, returned
home Friday evening. She reports
Howard as completely recovered, but
Mrs X. end child little weak when
she left.
Miss Wynona Faruuhar. student al
Grinnell college, returned to hel
school duties Monday morning after
holiday visit with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. A. Farquhar. Mrs. Farqu-
har and Miss NOrah Hunt accompa
MED her as far as Dies Moines where
they enjoyed visit with friends.
Miss Tilda Schmidt. who attends
Simpson college at Indianola where
she is taking an advanced course in
music. and came home TO enjoy hei
Christmas vacation with her mother
Mrs. Meta Schmidt. went TO Loraf
Monday morning TO visit her sister
Mrs. c. l.. Hansen until New Years
when she returned 20 Ipdianola.
The fellows who made a report on
the Hog Island ship building plan
said they found no evidence of Q
criminal nature. They did find dis
crepancy. however. of $4,000. 00(
between the actual and estimated
cost of the plant. II would seen
10 be In order now to appoint an
other committee to investigate the in
vestigating committee.
"Persching's Crusaders" shown a.
the Crescent Theatre Christmas nigh
proved to be good one and fair sizet
crowds attended both shows. The
matinee Christmas afternoon. 9TH,
Lone Wolf" proved a drawing care
and the hnns Wac narkal rlv fn,