Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-05-29


with her husband in Manning.
Mesdames Jack O'Brien and Alex
Ferguson were friendly passengers
to Atlantic yesterday morning to
spend the day.
w. ] Clark and wife of Spirit
Lake visited in Audubon the last of
the week with relatives at the j. M.
B. Clark home.
Mrs. j. C. Crowther arrived home
yesterday morning from Minneapolis,
where she accompanied her husband
last week on visit.
Miss Elma Jensen was a passen-
ger Monday afternoon to Atlantic for
a visit with her sister, Mrs. p. c..
Bramsen and husband.
Miss Elenor Raebel left Friday af-
ternoon for Anselmo, Neb, to visit
her sister, Mrs. G.. M. Enger and
family for the summer.
Judge Rockafellow and Court Re-
porter Charles r. Linn came yester-
up some court matters.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Smith and little
son of Villisca autoed to Audubon
for a Sunday visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Smith.
A. Golden of Creston was bus
mess caller in Audubon Tuesday and
while here enjoyed a visit with
friends at the ]. w. MCGUIRE home.
Mrs. A. Perry came last week from
Winterset, Ia, for visit with her
sister, Mrs. l.. j. Rippey and husband
Nth Iatt f,.sa 1c
Mrs. w. Ferguson and son return
ed to their home near Atlantic last
Thursday afternoon. They were at
Ross to attend the Koenig- Deist we'd
ding.
Mr. and Mrs. j A. Graham return
ed home yesterday morning from a
business visit at Des Moines and
other points, where they spent a
week.
Henry Preston, employed at Og-
den, Ia, was an over Sunday visitor
here with his parents, G. w Preston
and wife, returning to his work on
Monday morning.
Miss Lorraine Graham and Miss
Gladys Sechler we're week end visit
airs at Ames with the formers sister,
Miss Ellen Graham, who is attending
the Ames college.
Miss Edith Culver, nurse at the
Jenny Edmundson hospital in Coun-
Gil Bluffs, came home the latter part
of the week for visit at the parental
Vern Culver home.
DIR L. A. Beers was over Tuesday
night from Elkhorn for a visit with
his wife. He was up bright and
early yesterday morning getting his
cit" in condition to make the re-
turn trip.
The Mrs. M. Henriksen family re-
siding in the country are entertain-
ing at their home this week, Private
B. Nielsen, who is enjoying a ten
days furlough from his quarters at
Camp Dodge.
Fred Weeks sold his farm of leo
acres near Ross that he recently
purchased of Pat German to M. F.
Ehlert and F. A. Tessman for 1866
per acre. The deal was made Tues
day of this week.
Harry Brown and wife who enjoy
ed a several weeks visit here with
relatives at the X. j. Petersen, Mike
Nissen and w. j. Kennedy homes,
departed for thier home at Chicogo
Saturday afternoon
Nick Jensen went to Ringsted, Ia,
last Friday for a visit with relatives
and friends. Nick is enjoying life
now that he Is mustered out of army
service. He will get down to hard
work on the farm, soon.
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daughter, following weeks pleas
ant visit in Audubon with friends at
the Rev. F. G. M. Hansen home, de-
parted for their home at Brush, Col
orado, yesterday morning.
John Ward, ST of Sioux City was
an Audubon arrival yesterday fore
noon for visit with his old time ac-
quaintances and look after some bus
mess matters. John looks hale and
hearty and is taking on some fat.
Miss PAMELA Kellogg came to
Audubon last week for visit at the
Vern Culver home. Miss kellogg
has been at Elkhorn attending school
the past year. She expects to de-
rents, Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Kellogg al
Yuma, Colo.
Miss Mae Hunt went to Des
Moines yesterday morning for a few
days visit with sher aunt, Mrs. A.
Farquhar, who submitted to an OPP
GRAFTON at the Methodist hospital
last week. Mrs. Farquhar is i'm
proving nicely and expects to be
home before long.
An attempt to kill Sunday base
ball in Rochester. N. Y failed. The
joy killers only scraped together 500
signatures in a city of 100000 peo-
pie against the Sunday game, which
goes to show that the national game
is very popular in the east as well as
in the west, north and south.
Sergeant Ray Meyer, who is sta
TONED at Camp Kearney, San Diego,
Calf, received furlough of thirty
days and arrived in Audubon the last
of the week for visit with his pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs Jake. Meyer. He
expects to be mustered out of the
service soon. His friends are all
glad to see and visit with him.