Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-02-20
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= LOCAL AND PERSONAL =
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Miss Florence Myers spent Satur.
day at Atlantic visiting friends.
! w. j. Landrum who spent several
days at Kansas City, Mo-, on bust
ness, has returned to Audubon.
Mrs. w. Royal of Marengo came
the last of the week for visit with
relatives at the John Roth home.
l.. ]. Andersen, who spent couple
of days in Des Moines on business, re-
turned home the last of the week.
: FIR. and Mrs. VIII Boust who en-
| ioyed their honeymoon trip at Des
Hoines. returned to Audubon last
+ Friday.
| Mrs. II. Petersen, after a pleasant
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Rodd ut Harlan. returned to Au-
dubon on Saturday.
VIM Ookes, who enjoyed visit
with T.. A. Jones near Brayton and
with friends in Audubon. returned to
his home at Hawarden Monday.
1 Rev. f. C. NJ Hansen, who assist
ed with the Young Peoples meeting
held at Royal, Ia, Sunday and Mon
day, returned home Tuesday evening.
Mrs II. r. Purdy, who enjoyed q
visit here at the home of her brother
in-law, o. X. Purdy and family, re-
turred to her home at Oakland, Ia.
Saturday.
Mrs. Will d. Mantz and sister,
Mrs. Chris Kleuver, who visited in
Omaha last week. returned home
Saturday. They report fine visit
with relatives.
w. ID. WEIGH and wife of Guthrie
Center enjoyed visit in Audubon
last week with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. s. Welch, who recently NOV
ed from their farm near Gray.
Pvt w. l.. Brockway, who enjoyed
ten days furlough visit here with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Brockway and numerous friends, re-
tuned to Des Moines Saturday.
Forrest Parnham, who is now liv-
ing at Cedar Rapids came the last of
the week to join Mis- wife for visit
with various relatives in the country.
Forrest is doing nicely and enjoys his
work well.
e. A. Dahn, after visit here with
Rev. c. b. Christensen and family,
departed for his home at Blair, Ne
! braska He expected to visit with
friends at Elkhorn and Extra enroute
to his home.
Grant Jacobs and wife of Des
Moines. who visited here with rela-
tives at the James Law and Peter
Nelson homes. returned to their home
| Friday. James says he enjoyed the
visit from them very much.
Harter McCleran and young son.
who visited several days with his
relatives at Boone, returned home
Saturday. Sunday evening Mr.. Nc
Cleran departed for his farm in
Hamilton, n. ID. His family will join
him later.
The Rock Island afternoon train
/ Monday arrived here short one coach
which was in use elsewhere on the
road to accommodate funeral party.
-'he combination baggage and smoker
was filled with many standing, upon
its arrival in Audubon.
Jens Petersen returned home Mon
| day morning from Council Bluffs,
where he visited his wife, who is TAX
ing treatment at the Jenny Edmund
son hospital. She is showing a
slight Improvement in her condition
which has been quite poorly for some
time.
| Mrs. w. w. Smith, who spent 9
number of days in Chicago attending
the spring style show and making
purchases with which to replenish heI
Fashion Shop. arrived home last
week. She has some nifty gar
ments in ladies' wear to show to her
customers.
Mrs. Will Zellmar and children
| former residents of Audubon. later OF
Casey but now living at Tyrone. Ia.
! returned to their home last Saturday
They had been visiting friends in
| Audubon and with her mother, Mrs
NJ. Meishlam and brother. Barney
| Meishlam near Gray
Mr.. and Mrs. mick" Conklin. who
spent several months with their
daughter, Mrs. J. s. Baldwin at Au-
burn. Neb., and with his brother for a
time at Omaha. arrived home Thurs
day evening of last week. They en-
| joyed their visit to the fullest. but
are real pleased to be home again.
Mrs. John Weighton, daughter,
Mrs. Lois Ashby and the latter's
daughter, Miss Annis, returned home
Monday morning from Des Moines.
| where they went to visit with Miss