Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-05-08
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Alex Zinke was a business and
friendly visitor in Atlantic between
trains yesterday.
II. o. Masterson was a passenger
yesterday morning to Omaha on bus
mess for couple of days.
Someone has said that to make a
mistake is excusable, but to make the
same mistake twice is crime.
Oren Colee was a business visitor
in Manning the fore part of the
week, returning home Tuesday fore
noon
Mrs. OF Mease, who visited with
her daughter, Mrs. G. w Statzell,
near Hamlin, returned to her home
at Gray yesterday forenoon.
j. C Smith of Chicago arrived in
Audubon Tuesday afternoon, being
called here to attend the funeral of
his sister-in-law, Mrs. A. Ruddy.
Jake Baier went to Guthrie Center
yesterday morning to visit with his
daughters, Mesdames Frank and Ell
lis Brady and with old time friends.
Earl Farr of the Kraft-Farr Co.,
left for Des Moines yesterday fore
noon on business and buying ex-
petition of goods for the local store.
NJ. /. Masterson G. Son disposed of
a baby beef last week, which brought
the fancy price of soc per pound. The
steer was shipped to the Botna Farm.
Drue Christensen, recently dis
charged from army service went to
Casey Tuesday morning to visit his
sister. Mrs. Ed Titus and family for
the week
T. F. McFadden of Washington,
who has been visiting friends in Au-
dubon, left yesterday morning for
Oskaloosa for visit with relatives
and friends.
Victor Nelson arrived in Audubon
over the Northwestern Tuesday
forenoon. going to his home at Ham
lin on the afternoon train over the
Rock Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ F. Kerwin of Car
roll came yesterday morning to visit
with their son John and family. but
especially to attend the funeral of
their old and respected friend, the
late Mrs. A. Rudy.
II. G. Walters departed yesterday
forenoon for Bonesteel. S. D., for a
visit with his daughter. Mrs. Null
ford. He may decide to return to
California from there instead of re-
turning TO Audubon.
Mrs. Ira Miller, accompanied by
Mrs. Al Miller departed for Omaha
Wednesday evening for a week end
visit with friends in that city. They
expect to have most delightful time
during their short stay.
w. j. Kness and wife purchased
lot of Mrs. Gertrude Petersen. Tues
day, located on Tracy street, former
ly owned by d. w. Wood. Mr..
Kness will start the building of a
new home Immediately.
Will Randolph returned home
yesterday morning from Atlantic,
where he was to visit his sister. Mrs
Harley Boyer. who is receiving
treatment in the hospital. He re-
ports her as doing nicely.
]. S. Small returned home yester-
day morning from a business and
friendly visit at Hudson, S. d.,
where he spent several days. Hud-
son was his. former home and he en-
joyed his visit very much. iEH
VIM. Dittman. who has been in the
Atlantic hospital for some thTee
months was able to return to Audu-
bon Tuesday afternoon. His son,
Henry, who went TO Atlantic Monday,
returned home with him.
A party was held last Saturday at
the Dick Johnson home in the coun-
try and nice time enjoyed by all
the children present. Miss Iris John
son of Atlantic was here for the af-
fair, returning to her home Monday
A new awning was placed Tuesday
in front of the John Fullerton new
building at the rear of the Audubon
Hardware store. John oversaws the |
work. which was done by his brother
Matt and Sam Ripley, experienced
plumbers
Mrs. Frank Hetzel. after a two |
weeks visit here with her husband,
painter. returned TO her home at |
II they can rent a house here they |
will probably move to Audubon.
Otto Clark. who was in the army |
service and overseas for a time ar |
rived back in America recently, and |
zane home Tuesday morning on the |
early Rock Island train Otto says |
he does not care TO have any mention |
made of his war experience, so we |
will comply with his wishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Lido and daugh- |
ier Elanor left yesterday morning for |
their home at Shenandoah. after a |
pleasant visit here with her father, |
Geo. A. Foley. Mrs. Lidd and |
daughter visited here four weeks and |
Mr. Lidd came Sunday to join his |
wife and child for a few days visit.
Hans Hansen, local agent. and C. |
Fl, Topping. general agent for the |
Canadian Pacific Railway Land Co., |
left yesterday morning for a trip of
several DAYS, which will include
Dedham. Coon Rapids and
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