Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-05-29

Miss Mabel Mortensen.
Mrs. Albert MCGUIRE and little
daughter came the latter part of the
week for visit with her relatives at
the ]. w. Mcguire home
A. ]. Leake returned to Audubon
Saturday forenoon from an out of
town business visit of several days
and then went to his home in Extra.
Mrs. Louis i.othcamp If Atlantic,
who visited here several days with
ler daughter, Mrs. Emil Dr. ,her and
ear4hy, returned to he home Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. E. F. Settler and little son
of Twin, Falls, Idaho, arrived in Au-
dubon Monday forenoon for visit
with friends at the home of Mrs. r.
L. Talbot and daughter, Miss Cecil.
Mrs c. F. Harmon and two
daughters of Lewis came to Audubon
Saturday afternoon for a visit with
her father, C. H. Priestly and her
sister, Mrs. Irving johnson and hus-
band
Gladys. jake and Howard Holl-
ingsworth of Atlantic returned to
their home Saturday afternoon, fol-
lowing visit here at the home of
their grandmother, Mrs. Eliza Mush-
rush.
Mrs. j. A. Way of Omaha came
Friday for visit with her former
friends and returned to her home
Saturday evening. Mrs. Way will
be remembered here as formerly
Miss pet" Cason.
A. V. lessen and two sons and ].
lpn6nrSnn Wi 70 nj 10
City Saturday night for a visit with
the formers son. Andrew lessen
and with other relatives. returning
home Sunday night.
Mrs. Frank Brady of Des Moines,
and daughter Mrs Carl Fiscus and
two children of Valley Junction,
who spent several days visiting rel
atives in Ross and Audubon, return
ed to their homes Monday morning.
Chas. Fullerton, employed with
the telephone company at Council
Bluffs, returned to his work Monday
morning. after an over Sunday visit
in Audubon with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Fullerton in West Au-
dubon.
Miss Fern Kingery, who has been
teaching school at Bows City, Iowa,
came to Audubon the latter part of
the week and visited with the M. M
Mclntire family over Sunday, leaving
for her home at Adair Monday morn
ing.
c. ID Booton went to Coon Rap
ids Monday forenoon, where he was
called on account of the serious i'll
ness of his aged father, B. G. Booton.
The aged gentleman has been i'll for a
long time and his recovery is doubt
full.
Mrs. w. A. McEnay of Manning.
employed in Atlantic, transferred
here Friday forenoon enroute to her
nome for a visit with her son, also
her mother and other relatives. Her
husband who is overseas is expected
home soon.
Mrs. George Alcorn of Omaha
| came Saturday afternoon for a cou-
pie or days visit with her husband,
the general contractor who has had
charge OF the Catholic church work
and has the contract for several mod
ern homes TO be erected in Audubon
this summer
g. Prosser, when in telephone
conversation with his raIatives at
Cedar Rapids last Saturday was in
Toned that his father, NJ. prosser.
was knocked TO the gound by the ex-
Hiositn that occurred thsrs last
week. He vas quite 4 distance
from the scene of the explosion. put
was cniy stunned.
Albert Bowen who visited here a
lew days at the home of Mr.. and
MRS. +. A. Gronert returned to his
mono at Denison Saturday evening.
I'd Gronert accompanied him to his
nome for an over Sunday viist. Mr.
Bowen VIII return to Audubon in a
week or so and be employed by the
Audubon Milling Co.
4 Henry Schrader, who recently
moved to La Porte City, Ia, came to
audubon Saturday for a visit with
ms relatives at the Aug. Schrader
nome ana with his sister, Mrs. A.
Fancher and family. He returned
70 ms new nome the fore part of the
week taxing along his auto left here
when he moved away.
Mrs. j. j. Koehn and daughter
who visited at the Esther Knudsen
home in Extra transferred here On
Monday forenoon enroute to their
home at Nevada. Ia. Miss Knud-
sen. who taught school at Carroll
and was home for a visit accompa-
MED them on the trip and then went
TO Minneapolis and st. Paul for a
visit with relatives.
Miss Wanda Wright, teacher of
Sunnyside school No. 3, Greeley
township, closed her term last FIJI
day and picnic was held in the af-
ternoon in Beers Grove east of
Hamlin. A large number of pupils
and patrons were present and a fine
time was enjoyed by an Miss
Wright proved successful in her du-
ties and received the thanks of the
patrons.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Laughery. who
spent the past two months at Ro-
chester. Mimi, where Mr.. Laugberv
sumbitted to surgical operation.
arrived back in Audubon Monday
forenoon. Mr.. Laughery. though
still very week is getting along fair
~ Wei As soon as his strength
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