Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-05-01
: LOCAL AND PERSONAL

E. A. Bates is business passenger
in Manning today, having gone vi
on the morning trai.
Harley Heiken went to Walnut
yesterday morning, where he will b,
employed by George Brock.
| Mrs. Jens j. Petersen left this
morning for Atlantic, where she will
take treatment of DR.. Finley.
F. H. Herndon and J. G. Prossel
were business visitors in Gray yester
day, going up on the morning train
Henry Hafflinger returned thi:
morning from Council Bluffs wher,
he spent several days on a friendl.
visit
Albert Sellerman of Carroll re
turned there Monday evening aftel
a visit in Extra and Audubon with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Geronsin left
last evening for Manning to visit hel
sister, Mrs. L. l.. Carroll and family
few days.
Mrs. John c. Jensen and daughter
Miss Sigma Jensen went to Atlantic
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for the day.
Fred Tennegkeit, who has beer
here a week or more on business
went to Manning yesterday forenoon
on business and friendly visit.
c. d. Booton went to Coon Rapids
yesterday forenoon to help care fol
his aged father, B. G. Booten, who
has been quite i'll for some time.
Rev. G B. christensen arrived
home this morning from a business
visit at Blair, ,Nebr., where he went
in the interest of the, Dana college,
Mrs. Jay Shingledecker of Gray
who spent a week in Audubon visit
ing her friends. and looking after her
property holdings, left for her home
this forenoon.
Attorney Albert McGinn OF Council
Bluffs visited here with FRI. F
Costello and other friends this week
He left this forenoon for business
visit to Carroll.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Fredericksen
came this morning from their home
at Galva, Iowa. to attend the funeral
of Mary Henrietta Agnew and visit
with their relatives.
Mrs. Alice Connrardy of Extra,
who has been visiting here at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. w. H.
Halloran and family, returned to her
home on the morning train.
Miss Wren Lane left on the morn
ing train for Des Moines, where she
meets her mother. Mrs. o. L. Lane.
who was enroute home from a visit
with her daughter. Mrs. w. Allen
der and family at Mt, Pleasant.
Miss Anna Nissen, who spent a
couple of days here visiting her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Nissen, in
ton this morning, where she is en-
ployed in the telephone exchange.
Iowa troops now in the eastern
camps are to be held in the east until
May 7th or Sth, because of the scare
ity of tourist cars. Some Audubon
boys are included among those I'M
able to leave, as was epected tomor-
row or Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Casey and her
brother, Leo Casey of Atlantic came
this morning for a, visit with their
nephew. Joseph Casey and niece,
Mary Colette Casey, who are staying
at the home of their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Foley, for time.
George Alcorn returned yesterday
afternoon from Omaha, where he Wis
tied his family and attended to some
business affairs. He will now look
after the finishing work on the Cath
Ollie church and then begin on the
work of several new and up-to-date
residences.
Miss Margaret McCarville, who
visited her relatives at Atlantic a
| few days, returned home Monday
Her aunt. Mrs j. T. Field of Fort
Dodge, who visited here and accom-
panied Miss Margaret to Atlantic
remained there fora longer visit with
her relatives at the Mrs. J. NJ. Taul
/ ty home.
Mrs. w. w. Smith is in Chicago
this week purchasnig some new gar
ments for the Smith Fashion Shop
Mrs. Smith saws she has been enjoy
| ing a splendid business this spring
and on account of big sales it wa:
| necessary to go to market at this
| time to set d new supply of ready-to
wear garments.
Mrs Minnie Sype. of the s. D. A
church of Nevada. Iowa. transferred
| in Audubon this forenoon enroute tc
Extra. where the Home Missionary
| Society will hold it's convention Fri.
day evening. SATURDAY. and Sunday
Mrs. SyDe. Elder A. r. Ogden of Ne.
vada. and c. E. Letter of Des
Noines will be in charge of the meet.
ings.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Evans of Barnes
Ia, who spent a most enjoyable visit
here of couple of DAYS with their
| friend, Mrs. j. c. Burkey. left An.
dubon yesterday morning. Mrs
Evans departed for Judith, Mont.
for visit with her son. A. III
Thompson and family. Mr.. Evans
returned TO his home to attend to his
business affairs. This was the first
meeting of Mr. Evans and Mrs. Bur.
key in over 40 years. or since they
were childhood friends.
John Ebert. who went to Manning
last week and then to Rochester,
Mimi, arrived home this forenoon
While at the Mayo Bros. hospital at
Rochester he was thoroughly examin-
ed and it was found that a broken
leg, suffered years ago is now caus-
ing his trouble and not rheumatism
as Mr.. Ebert thought. The doctors
found a decadence OF the knee cap
and also in fbo thiph ioipf An on