Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-03-06
= LOCAL AND PERSONAL 1

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John Welch was q business passen-
ger to Gray Friday morning.
Henry Ruhs returned home SatuT-
day from a business viist In Temple
ton.
Frank Hart and wife went to Extra
Saturday morning to visit her sister,
Mrs. II. McClain.
DIR. J. Hollenbeck had professional
business in Gray Friday, going up on
the morning train.
Miss Josie Mitchell left Saturday
evening for a visit of a couple {: DAYS
with friends in Atlantic.
A. j. Petersen and family left Mon
day afternoon for Conway, Ia, where
they will reside on farm.
Harvey Cramer was a Monday
morning passenger to Glenwood, Ia,
on business and friendly visit.
Clint Rice has moved from his
farm east of Hamlin to the farm he
recently purchased of Frank WEIGH.
Private Fred Eckles returned to
Audubon Saturday afternoon from
Walnut where he visited a couple of
days.
Mrs. Jim Burns left for Irwin, Ia,
Saturday for a visit at the home of
her daughter. Mrs. Albert Burns and
family.
Mrs. Thorvald Jensen and child,
after a visit near Brayron with her
husbands relatives. returned home
Saturday.
Walter Steffensen, who was here on
business and few days friendly visit
returned to his home at Guthrie Gen.
ter Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey v. Stearns,
who were married last Thursday, left
Saturday for their permanent home
at Montezuma, Iowa.
day afternoon passenger to Extra for
an over Sunday visit with her friend,
Miss Agelia Andersen.
Attorney e. s. Holton of Anita was
in Audubon last week on business. He
went from here to Jefferson to attend
to some legal affairs, Friday.
B. l.. Oelke, who enjoyed O five
days visit in Audubon with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Oelke, left
Saturday for his home at Clarion, la.
Miss Lena Rasmussen returned to
Audubon Monday afternoon after an
over Sunday visit in Extra with her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. p. Rasmus-
sen.
Chris Hermansen, who was here on
business and to see his wife who has
been ill, returned to his home near
Winterset, Iowa, where he recently
moved.
Miss Nettie Morrissey went to Des
Moines Saturday afternoon for visit
of a few days with her sister, Miss
Mildred, teacher in the Des Moines
schools
Miss Rose Wiemann, who is taking
three years course in Chiropractic
at the Palmer School of Chiropractic
in Davenport, after fortnight's visit
here with her mother, Mrs. Anna
Wiemann, returned to Davenport on
Thursday Of last week.
Charles Aldrich of Knoxville was
Monday morning arrival in Audi
bon, being called here on account OF
the death of his mother, Mrs. w. H
I Aldrich and to attend the funeral
which occurred Monday afternoon.
j. ID. Kelley of Peetz, Colo, who
has been in Audubon the past three
! months visiting his relatives at the
Bob" Kelley, q. A. Petty and
Frank Sunberg homes, went to Ross
Friday morning for visit with his
sister, Mrs. Will Settlemire and fam
lily.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jensen are the
happy parents of baby boy, weigh
ing ten pounds that came to bright
en- their home in Audubon last
week. Mr.. Jensen is overseas with
the u. s. army in France. He will
be more anxious now than ever to
come home and see the new soldier
boy.
c. A. W. Colee of Panora and N.
l.. Eby of Atlantic were in Audubon
Saturday transacting business. We
enjoyed q pleasant visit with the
gentlemen while In our city. Mr.,
Ely formerly resided in Audubon
township, leaving for the west in
1879, then moving to Atlantic in
1890.
The man who likes to shovel snow
had a rare chance IL he started early
Friday. The snow fell heavily for
a while and it was a chance of life
time for a man to show his class. The
fall was not deep but II was drifted
badly. Saturday, March list came
in nice and mild, as also did Sunday
and Monday. This being the Lion
and Lamb" month, we can look for
some real bad weather the latter part
OF this month.
Miss Minnie Burr arrived home
Sunday afternoon from Chicago, ILL.,,
where she spent several weeks get
ting the desirable in spring millinery
for the Burr Emporium. Miss M.
b. Paine, who has been trimmer for
Miss Burr for several seasons, came
from Detroit, Mich, and assisted
with the purchasing of the new styles
and accompanied Miss Burr to Au-
dubon sand will have charge Of the
millinery store again this season.