Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-01-23
4 LOCAL AND PERSONAL =

just received at Wilson's.
Attorney Chas White was a bus
mess visitor at Carroll yesterday
morning.
Geo. Bonnesen departed yesterday
for Pipestone, Mimi, ON business and
a visit with friends.
The fool shows his folly and
knows il not, but the wise guy knows
his folly and shows it not.
Ed. S. VanGorder returned yes
terday morning from a business visit
of several days at Carroll and other
points.
Butternut Coffee at Visions. Don't
let them tell You there is another just
as good.
/ Miss Katie Campbell returned
: home the first of the week from a
: visit of several days with friends at
Coon Rapids.
Frank Murphy Of Carroll came
| Tuesday morning for a visit with
| former school chums, having resided
| in Audubon until six years ago, when
the family moved TO Carroll.
Chas. Fredericksen. after weeks
visit here with his grandfather,
/ Robert Ping and his uncles, Charles
I and Curt Ping. returned to his, home
at Galva, Ia, yesterday forenoon.
Miss Minnie kissen of West Audu-
/ bon went to Extra Tuesday evening
to visit her sister, Miss Anna Nissen
at the home of Cliff Poster. They
/ both returned TO Audubon yesterday.
Mrs. Roy Prather OF Atlantic visit
ed in Audubon Tuesday with rela-
| tives and friends, going to Extra on
the evening train to get her children
and then return 60 her home in At
lantie.
NJ. L. Graves, following an enjoy
able two months visit in Audubon
with his brother, Joseph Graves and
various other relatives. departed for
his home at Harrington, Kans., yes
terday morning. 1'a eA
For the sake of home and children.
when in anger and with nerves IN
strung, why not offer up to God in
this emergency, at least the prayer of
silence and see the beneficial results
derived therefrom?
Fred p. Mccoy, who recently pur-
| chase farm near Howard, S. d., de-
parted for Howard Tuesday evening
to attend TO business affairs and
make arrangements to move his fam
lily there in the spring
4 M. t. yFoley returned Tuesda
from Omaha where he went to see
his son-in-law, p. A. Casey, who has
been in a hospital the past month.
Mr.. Casey is showing a decided i'm
provement, so Mr.. Foley reports. -
Stephen Kerwin, who visited here
with his mother Mrs. r. NJ Kerwin a
couple of days, returned to his duties
at st. Joseph's school in Carroll,
Tuesday. His sister, Miss Nellie
Kerwin accompanied him to Carroll
for an over night visit with relatives.
Mike Terry, who visited with his
old time friend, John McKibben and
family at Extra and in Audubon with
his son, Orvie Terry and family, went
to Mason City Tuesday for a visit.
after which he will return to his
home at Milford.
Mrs. M. Mcmahon Tuesday of this
week purchased the Mrs. Lydia
Townsend residence at 212 E. Di-
vision street. Possession will be Civ
en- March 1st Mrs. Mcmahon will
sell the old house and have it moved
or tear it down and have a new, mod
ern home built.
Mrs. Walter Scotland, who has
been taking treatment at the Nevada
Ia, sanatorium, returned home Tues
day evening, feeling much better in
health. Her daughter, Miss Fran
els and Miss Myrtle Cox, who enjoyed
a visit at Nevada with her for cou'
pie of days, accompanied her to Au'
dubon.
Joe Johnston and grandson, Viii
Schrader, after five weeks stay a.
Deep River, Ia, with the former!
mother, Mrs. Jane Johnston, wht
has been seriously i'll, returned hom'
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Johnston ex
poets to be called back to Deep Rive
at any time as his mothers condition
is critical.
Hans Sorensen, who was musteret
out of service at Camp Dodge recent
ly and enjoyed a weeks visit herr
with his brother, Chris ,Sorensen ant
other relatives and friends, left las
evening for a friendly visit at Car
roll, after which re returns to hi
home at Askowa, Mimi, where hi
parents reside.
Mrs. G.. A. Hahn and two children
following a two months visit in Au
dubon with relativesat the Chris
Kluever and Chris Hahn homes, de
parted yesterday afternoon for Ed
mond, S. D.. for visit with hei
cousin, Mrs. Thomson and family, af'
tor oh ch ,uil1 rat,,rp N bar hnm<
at Belle PLANE, Canada.
Geo. Moore, living in the country
received the sad intelligence Monday
that his father. Ben Moore had died
Sunday at the home of his son, Les
ter Moore in Peetz, Colo. The re-
mains were shipped to Audubon yes
terday for burial. The funeral will
be held this afternoon at 2:30
o'clock from the Methodist Episco-
pal church.
S. p. Petersen, who accompanied
his wife to Council Bluffs last week
where she entered the Jenny Ed
mundson hospital and submitted to
an operation for appendicitis and
other trouble. returned home Monday
evening. He reports Mrs. Petersen
as getting along very nicely, which
will be pleasing news to the many
| friends of the family.
| j. X. Driver of Atlantic and j. A.
| Laurie of Des Moines were here
Tuesday afternoon and night for the
conference and big public meeting
held at the Presbyterian church in
| Connection with the New Era work
being done in the foreign countries
| by the United States. The gentle
men lett for their respective homes
on Wednesday morning.
| Henry Preston, who has been in