Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-09-18
= LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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b James Gra,, spent Monday in At
lantic visiting friends and looking
after some business matters
Mrs. Anna Bladt went to Botn;
the fore part of the week for Wis
il at the home of her son Fred
Bladt and family
Miss Dena Paulsen is taking &
weeks vacation from her duties anC
left yesterday morning for De:
Moines to visit friends.
Val Leonard left Tuesday morn
ing for Avoca where he will spend
week visiting at the home of his
son Valentine and family.
Mrs. B. r. Frick and two daugh'
! tiers came from st Louis, Mo-, or
! Tuesday afternoon for a two weeks
visit at the home of DR. Childs and
! family.
Mrs Kathryn Christensen left
yesterday morning for Omaha
where she will visit a week or ter
days at the home of Mrs. M. b
| Wonsmos and family.
Miss Esther Kilcoin, who recently
submitted to an operation al the hos
pital in Atlantic, has so far recover
ed that she was able to return hame
the fore part of the week.
Miss Annis Roth who has a good
| position in Omaha, came home
Tuesday Afternoon for a short visit
| at the home of her parents Mr.
| and Mrs. Walter Roth and family
1. M. Darland left yesterday
| Sc, 10 (Nff x.vhn he
will visit his son, A. G. Darland and
at the same time attend a Baptist
convention which will be in session
| about two weeks.
Mrs. K. Cade and little daughter
| went to Brayton Tuesday where she
will make their home. Mr.. Cade has
been working at the carpenter trade
in Audubon all summer but Is NOV
! ing his family to Brayton.
Mrs. Peter Hansen and Miss Min
ME Burr were in Atlantic yesterday
| to spehd the day with friends The
rain somewhat marred the pleasure
of their trip but they managed &c
| put in their time to good advantage
Chas. Ping and wife returned
I Tuesday from their visit 10 Column
bus, Ohio, where they attended the
| national encampment of the G. A
r. They report most delight
full trip and one they will never
forget.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Booton went
to Sioux City Tuesday morning to
visit at the home of his brother
| VIM. Booton and family, While
there they will also take in the In
ter-State Fair, which is in progress
this week.
| John Wonsmos who has beer
working for Worthy owen on the
| farm left Mondav evening FOL
| Omaha where he will remain with
his parents for a while. 1t may
be that about corn picking time hi
will return to Audubon.
Fl A, Petersen and Miss Sharp
of Kansas City, who have been Wis
iting at the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Petersen Of thii
city, returned to Kansas City. Yes
/ terday Mr.. Petersen left for Colo
RADIO Springs where he will enter
sanitarium for treatment.
Secretary John Horning informe'
us today that he had made out al
checks for premium winners at las
weeks fair and exhibitors and win
ners can call at the court house t.
receive their money. A list of al
prize winners will be published in
later issue of the Republican.
Mrs. II. E. Kitteii anu son WIFI
have been here on a few days visi
and attending the fair, left Monda
for Atlantic to visit ler sister a da,
before returning to her home a
Harlan. Mr.. Kittell spent one da,
at the fair. but on account of press
ing business was compelled to re
turn the same evening
o C. McGinnis who has heel
visiting at the home of his parent
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. McGinnis ant
his sister, Mrs. l.. f Tramp am
family the past month, left Tues
day for Oswego, Kansas, where h
will visit his sister before going Z
Tulsa, Okla, for visit. He will
then return to Los Angeles, Calf
w. C. Elliott of Spokane, Wash
was in the city the latter part of tn
week looking after business mat
tiers. He will probably get thing
in shape that he will return to tn
coast in a week or ten days. Mr.
Elliott was in Audubon many year
practicing law and left many friend
all of whom are always glad to Sc
him.
August Johnson received a carr
from his two sons who recently re
Ewan thnU
in Maryland and would leave in
few days for Washington, ID. z. Il
take part in the big parade. The,
expect TO leave soon for Cam
Grant, H., where they are to. re
oeive their discharge. Mr.. John
son had hoped that the boys woul'
be home this week but il will no
be until the fore part of next weel
at the earliest
C. G. Leonard of Vinton, Iowa
has accepted a position with j. +
Baker, the jeweler. He is ma
who has had a world of experience
in the jewelry business. Mr. Bak
or has increased his business dur
ing the past six months to poin
where il was impossible for him Z
handle il alone. The addition o
Mr.. Leonard to the. force ought u
mean still better service. He has
wife and one son, Richard, and the
have shipped their household GOOD
to Audubon and will occupy tn
Christian church parsonage.
Carl Kness of Chadwick, H., ar
rived in the CITY the fore part o
the week for visit at the home o
his brother, w. j. Kness and fam
lily. Carl went into army servic
when he was eighteen years Of ag
and saw more than two years over
seas service. He was in an Hi
nois regiment and engaged in NV