Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-01-09
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= LOCAL AND PERSONAL


gotten that their wives were once
their sweet hearts.
All the worlds q stage upon which
each actor plays his part after
which he occupies private box.
Mrs. w. A. Scott OF Extra, who was
here to visit with her sister, Mrs.
Jake Baiers, who has been seriously
ill.,
Fred Plaehn was a business pas
senger to Carroll Friday morning for
the Audubon Electric Light and Pow
er Co.
"They tell me old Closedst has
money to burn" said Jinx. Yes"
said Jinx, land never match in
the house"
A child's neck scarf, color blue, has
been left at the Republican Office.
Owner can have same by calling at
this office.
Mrs. J. W. Fulton, who visited here
for fortnight with her son, DR.. j.
NJ. Fulton and family. returned TO
her home In Atlantic last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Mikkelsen went
to Brayton Friday afternoon to visit
at the home of her sister, Mrs. G. r.
AAohoCh Ri4t ACIblAy lOA al OdgS
A. C. Caps and H. l.. Stile of Des
Moines, who spent few days here
with James Law on real estate deal,
returned to their home Friday even
ing.
Mrs. Harriet Downs of Lanark, Ill,
arrived in Audubon Friday morning
for visit with her niece, Miss Clara
Phelps and with friends at the J. A.
Humiston home.
w. J. Knees and wife last week
purchased the Lake Martinsen pro-
perty at SOC Leroy street and will oc-
-cupy same as soon as arrangements
can be made to do so.
Mrs. J. z. Clark of Indianola, after
an enjoyable two weeks VISIT in Au
dubon with her sister, Mrs. Ed. r.
Bilharz and family, left for her home
the latter part of the week.
Remus Jensen and family, of Ar
thur, Iowa, who enjoyed pleasant
visit here at the home of her cousin,
Henry Poulson and family, returned
Friday morning to their home.
Geo. Kaufman has accepted a
clerkship with Keith & Hansen, TAX
ing the place made vacant by Will
Hamilton. now county auditor. Mr..
Kaufman began his duties last week.
John Fullerton arrived In Audi
bon Friday evening from Planking-
ton, s. D., for a visit with his broth
er, Jim Fullerton and wife and
with other relatives and former
friends.
Mrs. Will Deets and daughter, ac-
companied by her sister, Miss Pearl
Stanley, returned to the formers
home near Menlo last Thursday, af-
ter visit here with her mother, Mrs.
Nettie Stanley.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Kennedy, who
enjoyed a weeks visit at Jackson.
Nebr.. with relatives, arrived in Au-
dubon Friday forenoon and will re-
main here for the winter and begin
farming in the spring.
Geo. McNeary, who is farming near
Bonneville, Ia, was here last week
to visit his relatives and old time
friends. He went to Griswold Fri
day morning to visit friends, when he
returned to his home.
Miss June Wissler and brother,
Pvt Wade Wissler, who visited rel
atives at Atlantic, came to Audubon
Thursday afternoon for visit with
friends. going to their home at Car
roll Friday morning.
M. %. Smith, wife and daughter.
Miss Mildred and Mrs. Sherm Pep
pers and daughter. Miss Myrtle of
Extra, came to Audubon Friday
morning for visit with friends and
attend to business affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Brown and her
mother, Mrs. Conrad Miller, who en-
5oyed pleasant New Years visit at
the home of their friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Neuman at Omaha, return
: ed home Friday afternoon.
Pvt. August Keusel, stationed at
Camp Dodge. and who enjoyed q FIVE
days furlough here with his several
brothers and sisters left Friday morn
ing for visit with relatives at Man
ming. when he returns to camp.
trained nurse came from Man
ming Thursday to help care for Mrs.
Jake Baiers, who was seriously i'll.
Miss Teidje OF Atlantic, who was on
the case was called to her home on
account Of illness among her rela-
tives.
Mr.. Frandsen of Kansas City, MO,
and son-in-law, Jams Kjer of Atlantic,
who were here to help their friend,
Peter Mathisen OF West Audubon cell
citrate his 62nd birthday anniversary
on New Years day, left for Atlantic
Thursday evening.
]. M. Wintroub Of Ida Grove was
here few days last week on bust
ness. going to Atlantic Friday morn
ing on business for the Carroll Hide
and Fur Co, with which company he
is employed. While here he pur-
chased car load of furs, hides and
tallow.
Miss Alice Kester, who was home
during the holiday vacation fora visit
with her relatives and friends, went
70 Ames, Ia, Friday forenoon for a
visit with her former college friends,
after which she will return to her
duties at Lone Rock. Ia, where she
teaches in the high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carson Brockway and
little daughter, after a visit here
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brockway and brother. VIII Brock
way and wife, but especially to at
tend the reception given last week
in honor Of his nephew, VIM. l..
Brockway, returned 10 their home in
Perry Friday evening.
John Nielsen of Extra has disposed
OF his hardware and furniture bust
ness to Geo. Corl, for years employ
ed by w. ID. Varney and Merle Ter
hume, manager of the Green Bay
Lumber Co, of Extra. These young
men will make good business firm
and no doubt. make success of their
new venture.
II. G. Jeppsen. OF Dundee. Mimi.
arrived In Audubon last week and
went TO the farm of G.. NJ Ross and