Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-07-03
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Chas. Watts and wife of Plover,
Ia, came the latter part of the week
for visit with his mother, Mrs
Mary T. Watts.
Aug. Burr, sr., son August Burr
ir., Fred Owen ana H. ]. Savage
were business visitors in Carroll on
Monday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Stockings were
Friday visitors in Extra with old
time acquaintance, going down on
the early morning train.
f. o. Niklason shipped a car load
of fine horses to Bayard Friday ev-
ening. He did not accompany this
shipment as it YVES unnecessary.
Frank Tharnish left on the Friday
Afternoon train for visit in Atlantic
with his aunt, Mrs. M. Tharish and
with other relatives and friends.
Jim Downey, who served in the
army service with the X. of G.. order,
has returned to the home of his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Downey.
Mrs. ]. T. Sherman who accom-
panied her mother, Mrs. A. j. Eddy
to Audubon for a visit, returned to
her home in Kirkr1an Friday even
ing.
VIM. Fulton of Extra, who is en-
ployed with George Alcorn as car
penter, went to his home Saturday
morning to visit over Sunday with
his wife.
Mrs. II. McMichael of Gray was a
Friday visitor in Audubon with her
] friends at the Rasmus Jorgensen
home, returning home on the even
ing train.
Mrs. Joe Blohm, following a pleas
ant visit at the home of her daughter
Mrs. S. s. Collins and husband in
Omaha, returned home Thursday ey.
ening OF last week.
Mrs. Ray Leonard and children
who enjoyed visit mere with their
relatives at the Val Leonard, sr
home, returned to their home al
Avoca Friday morning.
Mrs. L. Dee Mallonee and the sew.
eral members of the Standard Bear.
ers, who attended the Standard
Bearers convention at Casey last
noon.
j. M. Armstrong who enjoyed {
visit here with w. G. Wilson ant
other friends and attended to some
business matters, departed for hil
home at Sterling, Colo, Friday ev
ening.
Father John Molyneaux, instruct
or in Des Moines College, after {
few days pleasant visit here with hi
cousin, Father j. F. Costello ant
with friends, returned to De
Moines Friday evening
Mrs. Chas. s. Lang returned HON
the latter part of the week from
visit of several days in Des Moline
with friends. She was accompanie,
home by a lady friend, Miss Lucil
Wright of st. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. Dennis Buckner and childrel
returned Friday evening to thei
home in Gray. after visit here witt
her sisters, Mesdames Alfred Potte
and j. S. Messersmith and her broth
er, Cal Mishler and families.
Ed Gronert departed Friday after
noon for Sturgis. S. D.. where he ha
accepted a position as manager o
the Tri-State Milling Co. Ed is al
expert miller and will no doubt max
good in his new field of labor.
] H. Ruhs who has been in Strattor
Colo, looking after his farm inter
: ests for several weeks, arrived HON
:, Friday to attend to business. H
expects to go back 10 5tratton thi
week to remain few months long
er.
Mrs. j. p Lair of Extra who Wis
/ tied at Eagle Grove with her son 4,
Davis and wife, came to Audubon
Friday morning and visited with he
many friends during the day, re
turning to her home vn the after
noon train.
Mrs. G. A. Marlin, following yer,
pleasant visit in Audubon at tn
home of her father. o. Kennels AM
sister, Miss Eta Kennels, .departe,
Friday evening for her home II
Kansas City Her father accompa
MED her to Kansas City to enjoy |
visit.
Silas Neff of Chambers, Neb., VIII,
was here several days visiting at tn
home of his daughters, .Mesdames S
w. Wright and Ira Stetzel, left Sat
urday morning for an over Sunda,
visit in Atlantic, his former home
after which he expected to depart b,
auto for his home.
| Miss Joy Eddy left Monday after
| noon for Williams Bay, Wis, wher
she will remain for the summer. Tn
summer gathering of the WV. C. A
is held there and Miss Eddy will re
| main until school opens in Septem
Der, when she will either returl
to Grinnell college or go to North
J western University.
Oscar Jensen, for several month
in the employ of w. G. Wilson in tn
grocery department, refused to ac
cept the good position offered him a
| Carroll by the Reithmier & Becke
grocery firm. His reason for doin
so was his inability to secure hous
to live in at Carroll He returne,
to Audubon the last or the week.
The C. E. society or the Presbyte
rian church held a successful ic
cream social in the park last Thurs
day evening. They were deserving
of the success, as they gave a goo'
sized dish of cream for the money
10 cents, as we'll as a large size'
piece of cake for five cents. We hav,
heard many complimentary remark
regarding the social.
The Audubon ball team got them
selves together Sunday and playe'
a much better game than the SIM
day previous. We have the MAXIM
OF some real league players right oil
the very team in Audubon this year