Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-03-27
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+ LOCAL AND PERSONAL 4

Misses Mayme and Margaret
Downey went to Atlantic yesterday to
spend the day with friends.
Miss Anna Bonnesen returned
home the fore part of the week from
a visit in Atlantic with friends.
Anton Jacobsen was passenger tc
Lewis Saturday for a visit with rela-
tives at the Pete Petersen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Johnson were
Wednesday morning passengers to
Omaha on business and a friendly
visit.
Miss Helena Dreager of Atlantic,
came Saturday for a visit with her
sister, Mrs. Henry Asmus and family
near Gray.
All Nebraska and Iowa troops will
henceforth be discharged at Camp
Grant, ILL.,, according to a war depart
ment order
The Victory Liberty Loan cam
paign will open Monday, April 21st
and close three weeks later-Satur-
day, May 10th.
Mrs. II. c. Rogers took suddenly
i'll Tuesday evening with asthmatic
trouble. Dr. Halloran was called
and relieved the patient
Mrs. Wilbern Clark is enjoying a
visit in Council Bluffs this week with
her brother. Robert Freese, going
down yesterday morning.
Curt Ping, after a visit at Panora
with his sister, Mrs. Geo. Cronkite,
and at Guthrie Center on business
came home Friday evening.
Miss Raymond, skilled nurse of
Manning, who has been taking care
Of Mrs. Ed f. Bilharz, returned to
her home Tuesday evening.
c. II. Topping. who spent several
days out of town on business for the
Canadian Pacific Land Co.. returned
to Audubon Tuesday evening
f. b. Thomas who was at
tending Short-Horn cattle sales al
different Iowa points, returned to
Audubon Saturday morning.
Mrs. Thos. Conner and daughter,
| Marcella left yesterday forenoon for
visit with the husband and father
who Is employed at Missouri Valley,
| Iowa.
Mrs. Fred Searles returned home
! Saturday from Mason City, where
she visited few weeks at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Albert Law
and family.
Miss Clara Ullerich left Tuesday
evening for Denison where she will
attend The Normal Training school
for several weeks, taking advantage
of the short course.
Oscar Jensen, wife and two chill
dren, after a visit in Audubon with
his sister, Mrs. n. C. Barentsen and
family, returned to their home ~ 1sx-
ira tuesday afternoon,
cou mIs' Of Tn "a b. .eiey, who enjoyed a
her sis. Ks visit in Atlantic with
dc .-erih-law, Mrs. A. l.. Alexan-
&c and with Miss Lue Bagley, re-
I turned home last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Z. Beason, son
John and daughter, Margaret were
business visitors in Des Moines Mon
day. returning home in the evening
in spick and span new auto.
The Woman's Relief Corps viii
meet at the w. o. w. hall on Thurs
day, April Ord, at $3.50 p. m. AL
members are urged to be present
Mrs. Meyer, Press Correspondent.
Mrs. II. Young, who visited at Elk
ira with her nephew, Floyd Youn.
and family and in Audubon will
! friends and relatives. returned to he
home at Coon Rapids yesterday fore
noon.
The Misses Rilla and Pearl Jayn
transferred here Friday enroute L
their home at Extra, from Denisol
where they were attending the MOI
| NAL training school the past severa
months.
| The Updyke Co., here mas installe
| new electric motor and place
, driveway storm doors and protectio
| banisters at the driveway entrance
] Other necessary improvements ar
1 being made also.
Il Rev. Proctor. wife and son wen
] out to Old Hamlin Monday and er
n joyed the splendid dinner prepare
II by the ladies of the church. Re'
Proctor spoke on the Methodist Ger
n tenary in the afternoon.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Eiby of Boon
county. who enjoyed a visit at AMT
II with relatives at the Jacob Sandbec
II home and with the Walt Roth an
l.. c. Lauridsen families in Audubon
left for their home yesterday fore
= noon.
Mrs. Sylvia Lambert of Galveston
Texas, arrived in Audubon Tuesda
afternoon for a visit with her son,
f.. Carley and family, who reside @
the Phil Foley farm east of Audi
bon. She expects to remain hel
during the summer months.
Mrs. Conrad Miller, who was
Atlantic to see her aged father. WI
Dittman. who is in the Atlantic no
pital, returned home yesterday NOR
ing Mr.. Dittman is recoverir
nicely from the injury received Sc
eral weeks ago, when he broke h
leg.
Frank and Guy McFadden we
Sunday visitors in Atlantic wit
their mother, Mrs. Abbie McFadde
who is recovering from her oper
ton. submitted to recently I'll
operation was not of a serious ma
ure and she is expected 10 retul
home soon.
Robert Clark went to Cedar Rapi,
Wednesday morning, where he wi
be employed in the large oat me
mill His sister, Mrs. Forrest Par
ham, who has been here to care Il
her sister. Mrs. Emil Terry and chill
returned to her home at Cedar Ra
ids at the same time.
Mrs. H. j. Savage is entertainir
number of friends at her home I
day in honor of her birthday ann
versary. No, she is not so yet. Nh
Savage received some nice presen
to remind her of the joyous occasio
though obliged to live with re
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