Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-05-15
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. LOCAL AND PERSONAL =

the future and enjoy the glorious
NOW
Mrs. Ed Whaley came Friday
pie of days.
l. M. Darland was a Friday morn
ing passenger to Menlo to attend the
Baptist meetings held there last
week.
Miss Mebel McNutt was in Extra
the latter part of the week on visit
and attending to the studies of her
music pupils
j. w. Richards returned Friday
morning from Omaha, where he was
attending to his spring work for GUS
toners he has there.
Mrs. w. w. Tassell of Chicago, af-
ter visit here with her sister, Mrs.
VIM Mack and husband, departed
for her home Friday.
George Somers, daughter Miss Isa-
belle and Miss Florence Kibby were
Friday evening passengers to Omaha
for a few days business visit.
Ed Gronert, who has been employ
ed with the Audubon Milling Co.
| since his return from army service,
resigned his position last week
The Misses Gertrude and Helena
MCGUIRE were evening passengers
Saturday to Earring, Ia, to enjoy
visit with friends for couple of
days.
Jake Wolf and family of Manning
were arrivals here Saturday after
noon for a visit with his brother,
George Wolf and family for couple
of days.
A c. Ross was a Friday afternoon
passenger to Dies Moines on business
and especially to see the Rainbow
Boys" come home.
Sam A. Smith, ST., of Stuart came
to Audubon Saturday and then went
to Gray on the evening train for
, visit with his daughter, Mrs. James
CARRIER and family.
Miss Esther Keith, who attends
Ames college, came home Saturday
evening to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Press Keith. and her grand
mother, Mrs. J. c. Keith.
| Mrs. C. A Caldwell and son
"Dick" returned home Saturday af-
ternoon from visit of several days
at Omaha with her sister, Mrs. H.
A. Dollahide and husband.
d. L. Thomas, who accompanied
his father to Mechanicsville last
week, arrived back in Audubon Sat-
urday evening. He remained there
a few days to visit his relatives.
Cameron Johnston went to Gray
Friday evening to get his pony that
broke losse at the home and ran
/ away. He took along a bride with
which to ride the pony back to Au-
| dubon.
and T. H. Finnerty and family now
living near Manning. autoed to Au-
dubon Saturday for visit with their
various relatives and numerous
| friends.
/ Mrs. T. J. Conner and daughter
came Saturday evening from their
home at Missouri Valley for a visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs W.
j Laubender and her brother, Har-
ry Laubender.
| Mrs. George B. Scott and niece,
Miss Nellie Crees, went to Extra Sat-
urday afternoon to visit the formers
mother, Mrs. Louisa Herrick. Mr..
Scott autoed to Extra Sunday and
brought them home
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Farquhar
went TO Des Moines Friday morning
IN visit with their daughter, Miss
Wynona. who was enjoying few
ders' vacation from her school work
in Grinnell college.
Mrs. Jens F. Petersen returned
Friday morning to Atlantic, where
she is receiving treatments of DR..
Findley She was home to visit a
few days. She is improving nicely
the past few weeks.
r. G. Ping, after a pleasant visit
| with his daughter, Mrs Geo. Kron-
kite and husband at Panora, return
ed home Saturday afternoon. He
did not get to fish any while away, at
least he didn't bring any home with
him
Miss Florence Meyer, accompa-
MED by her friend, Miss Mabel De-
sing, both of the Audubon high
school faculty, went to Dexter Fri
day afternoon and enjoyed the
week end with Miss Meyers rela-
tives.
Misses Henrietta Jensen and Cecil
Keith went to Indianola Friday
morning to visit the formers sister.
Miss Astrid Jensen, who attends
Simpson college, and with friends of
Miss Keith. They returned home
Monday afternoon.
E A. Beason received car load
of Ddge cars last week and had his
men busy Friday forenoon unload
ing them at the North Western plat
form. The purchasers were anxious
to have the cars delivered to them,
so Ed got busy, quick.
Frank Leffingwell, Floyd Lee and
Wexford Long, who were here doing
gladstone work, left Friday morning
for Nicola to do some work there.
They will return to Audubon soon to
do the gladstone work on the e. III.
Jacobsen home in the south end of
town.
c. ID. Booton returned Saturday
afternoon from Coon Rapids, where
he spent several days with his faith
err, G.. B. Booton, who has been
ailing for some time. Mr.. Booton
reports his father, who is well adj
vanced In years, as growing weak
er.
Dan Hecker closed his term of
school at Cameron No. last week
and is now busily engaged in putting
the finishing touches to his fine little
bungalow ON North Tracy street.
Dan was remembered by his pupils
and the patrons of the school with
some nice presents.
Mrs. John Renftle, ST., who has
been here for visit with her son,
John Renftle. ir., and wife, left Fri
day evening for Carroll to visit her
daughter She expects to leave soon