Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-01-30

= LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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Mrs. ]. NJ. Parsons visited in Man.
ming between trains Monday with
friends.
Bert F. Dryden transacted business
in Atlantic this week, going down
Monday.
Mrs. Harry Miller of Brayton was
a business visitor in Audubon be-
tween trains Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Jens A. Andersen
were friendly and business visitors to
Atlantic Monday afternoon.
FOR SALE-Ford roadster with
delivery body, $175.00. Carl Han
sen, First National Bank. 51wpd
Ed Frick left for Spirit Lake Mon
day morning to look after his land
interests in that vicinity and visit
with friends.
Special on tires and tubes, repair
ing and half soling every day at Ped
ersen & Nissen's and save 40c on the
dollars. 5-tf
| Mrs. Chas. Hoffman and children
of Brayton came Monday afternoon
for visit with her sister, Mrs. Jens
C. Jensen and family.
| Andrew Christensen and Will
Blake were business passengers
Monday morning TO Manning to
spend couple of days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Jensen departed
for Jel,ich Grove, Ia. Monday TO en-
Joy a visit with their son, Nels Jen-
sen and family for the week.
A.. Petersen, following pleasant
visit with friends at the Miss Carrie
Whittier home, returned Monday ev-
ening to his home at Des Moines
Clarence Jensen, who has been sta
toned at Camp Devens, Mass, wrote
his father, Peter Jenen that he was
to leave Monday for Camp Dodge,
where he expected to receive his dis
charge.
Although it has been planned 20
have the American soldiers return in
boats and barges by way of the
Rhine, no doubt, they will be pleas
ed which ever route they take, just
so they get home soon.
Mrs. Williamson, who has been on
an extended visit at Ruskin, Nebr.,
with her sister, Mrs. r. q. Gibson, ar
rived home Monday and went to the
home of her brother, Joe Williamson
near Gray for visit.
| Roosevelt memorial day is set for
February 9th. Everyone irrespec-
tive of party is expected 20 take part
in the memorial. Though he had
This faults, Roosevelt was one of the
nations ablest men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur FarQuhar left
Monday morning for Des Moines,
where Arthur transacted business.
Mrs. Farquhar continued her jour
ney to Winterset to visit relatives at
the Fred Farquhar home.
The water fountains throughout
the county are being cleaned and
shjned by the people. With Sc
of the states in the dry column, the
people are getting ready for a run
on the drink supply soon.
Sergeant Albert Steffensen, son of
Rasmus Steffensen, living in the coun-
try, recently mustered out of service,
at Gerstner Field. Lake Charles, La,
arrived home Monday morning for a
visit with his father and other rela-
tives. He says he is glad to be home
again.
| Mrs. Chas. Coulter received a tel
egram Monday morning, stating that
her mother, Mrs. Frank Brady, liv-
ing at Valley Junction was seriously
i'll. She left for Valley Junction on
the afternoon train for her bedside.
Mrs. Brady is living at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Carl Fiscus and
family.
Walt Hoyt last Saturday purchased
the residence next door south OF
G. W. Preston from Chris Ander-
sen, Clyde Keith, who is now occu-
pying 1t will move 20 his own home
next month, when Mrs. Hoyt, mother
of Walt and Mrs. A. McFadden will
occupy the residence vacated by
Clyde and family.