Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-02-20
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Keith G. Hansen.
Ike Markham came from Exirs
Monday and is now employed on the
new Catholic church.
e. N. Petersen went to Des Moline.
Monday to spend a few days on bust
ness and visit with friends.
j. w. Jensen returned to his HON,
at Extra Monday after a visit here
with relatives and on business.
Clyde Miller went to Harlan Tues
day morning to visit former friend.
and attend to business for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Christensen ant
son left for Kimballton Tuesday
morning to attend the liberal of his
mother, Mrs. G. Christensen.
E. B. Thomas departed Monday ev
ening for Chicago where he will lool
after business affairs and visit with
friends.
G.. A. Perryman of Atlantic trans
ferred here Tuesday morning on his
way TO Carroll to look after business
Ina;ters.
l.. Dam, who has been carrying
mail here for time, left Tuesday
morning for few days visit at Des
Moines on business.
Miss Carrie WHITTIER left Monday
evening for Des Moines on business
and friendly visit. expecting to re-
main a couple of weeks.
Soren Mathisen arrived home Mon.
day afternoon from Ruskin, Nebr
where he enjoyed visit with his
cousin, Laurids Breining.
o. l.. Lane left Monday evening
for Omaha to spend few days on
business. While away he took ad-
vantage to visit friends.
Rev M. r. Talley Of Atlantic, dis.
trict superintendent of the Methodist
Episcopal church, spent Monday In
Audubon with Rev. C. w. Proctor.
F. NJ. Herndon moved part of his
household effects Tuesday of this
week into the Mrs. w. III. Aldrich res
idence on South Washington street
Farmers have been busy the pas,
two weeks hauling large numbers Of
hogs to Audubon. Several wagon
loads were hauled to town on Sun
day.
DR.. A. l.. Brooks was Monday af.
ternoon passenger to Des Moines or
professional business and a visit with
his daughter, Mrs. w. E. Kimball and
family.
Harry Traum, who was on a visit
with his parents at Fonda, visited
here Monday with his brother-in-law
Evans Marquesen. enroute to his
home at Brayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. WEIGH and
daughter, Miss Hazel went to theil
farm near Gray Tuesday morning tC
make the final preparations for their
farm sale to be held today.
Misses Edith and Jennie SimpkinS
of Oxford. Ia, arrived in Audubon or
Monday afternoon to visit their aunt
Mrs. w. j. Laubender and family and
with other relatives and friends.
l.. w. Hillyer of Sioux City was
an over Sunday visitor here with hi!
son at the home of the formers pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hillyer. HI
LETT Monday morning for Carroll.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Lauritsen ant
Mrs. l.. j. Anderson departed Tues
day morning for Topeka. Kans.
where they will enjoy a visit will
the ladies' brother, Frank Nelson.
Mrs. C. l.. Hansen came from he
home at Lorah Monday afternoon TO
a visit at the home of her mother
Mrs. Meta Schmidt and brother, Geo
Schmidt and family in the country.
Mrs. Peter Anderson of Ruthven
who was called to Anita to attend tn
funeral of her brother, Mr.. Wagner
came TO Audubon Tuesday TO visit a
the F. l.. Anderson, Alex and Che
Caldwell homes.
V. S. Swezey was a passenge
Tuesday forenoon 20 Mason City 70
a visit with his sister. Mrs. Gordon
Story and family. If he can ge
work there he will remain for tn
winter at least.
Miss Anna HOFFMAN, who has BEEF
employed at the Virginian Cafe 70
some time, has resigned her position
on account of illness. She departe,
Tuesday morning for her home a
Holton, Kans., where she will re
cuperate.
Miss Annetta Kilcoin and brothe
Phil of Manila visited here Monda.
with former friends, going TO EXir;
on the evening train for a visit will
their sister, Mrs. Havey Cramer an,
family and become acquainted will
their new niece.
Ralph Garrett, who is here on
visit recuperating from severa
months Hines expects to leave for hi
home at Huron, S. d., the last of thi
month. He will then resume hi
run on the railroad between Tracy
Mimi, and Huron.
F. l.. Anderson and Henry Rub
were Tuesday morning passengers t,
Des Moirss TO attend the big aut
show and visit friends. They di'
not intend to drive back at this tim
in new car on account of the con
Gition of The roads.
Geo. Alcorn, general contractor
who has the Catholic church worl
here went to Omaha Monday on bust
ness and a visit with his family. Jur
gen Hendricksen, who has been EN-
ployCd on the church for severa
mouths, returned to Omaha to re
main.
J. A. Johnson, NJ. r. Foley, F. o
Niklason and w. j. Kennedy return
ed home Tuesday morning from AT
lantic. where they attended a larg
cattle sale. Mr.. Johnson Will
there purchased three good cows Z
add to his already famous herd nea
Larland
Mrs. Geo. Pfiester of Carroll, VIII,
enjoyed a visit here with her mother
Mrs. John Renftle, Sr., and with he
brother, John Renftle and wife ant
sister, Mrs. E. Reed and family, re
turned TO her home Monday evening
Her mother accompanied her to Car
roll for a visit.