Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-03-20
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+ LOCAL AND PERSONAL i


Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Carter left this
evening for their future home at
Kirkman.
Joe H. Ross departed today for
Chicago on business of Importance
and friendly visit.
Rev. l.. NJ. Matson, pastor of the
Extra Christian church, spent yester-
dag in Audubon on business, return
ing home on the evening train.
George Cosson, who has been for
the past two days confined to his
home, 1899 East Ninth street, Des
Moines, is reported improving today
Nick Downey is charging his home
on North Leroy street and making
several other improvements, prepare.
y to moving into it with his fam.
tory
lily. ,oo,. oon,o -
Mrs. Lake Ulrich of b. W a visit
Audubon Tuesday evening L. land.
with her son at the home of its g. =,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Ia
rich.
Electrical repairing our specially.
We carry everything needed in the
automobile line, Auto repair serv-
ice. McKibbene& Nielsen, Brayton,
Iowa I2-2st
Some dandy good bargains in
house dresses for Friday and Satur-
day. Better get in on these whlle
they last, all sizes. The Alderman
Company.
The Country Club held a meeting
last evening at the Commercial Club
rooms and arranged several affairs
for the benefit of the Club this COM
ing summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith of Muskegon,
Mich, departed for their home today
after a visit with their daughter, Mrs.
H. N. Beck and husband. Mr.. Beck
is in the employ of A. e. eBason.
Ernest Kibby, wife and child, who
were called here for the funeral of
their nephew, Robert Leroy Kibby
and remained to visit relatives, re-
turned to their home at Perry last ev-
ening.
Mrs Martin Jensen and daughter
in-law, Mrs. Oscar Jensen, who visit
ed here with the formers daughter
Mrs. N. c. Barentsen and family, re-
! turned to their home in Extra last
evening
Thos. Shupe, who received his
honorable discharge at Camp Russell
Cheyenne, Wyoming, and arrived
home Tuesday afternoon, went t.
Brayton last evening to visit hi!
friend, Holger Jensen.
The lunch and dinner given by the
w. r. G. ladies last Monday at the
w. o. w. hall proved a decided sue
cess and very delightful affair, as al
so did the dance given in the hall a
night by the men.
Our stock of ladies' and children
trimmed hats have arrived and arr
the best and latest style hats we hav,
ever handled for the money. If Il
need of hat see them before buying
Renftle & Reed, Audubon, Ia. 1872
Miss Kathryn Foley was a passen
ger to Des Moines last evening, wher'
she will enjoy a few days visit will
friends of her school days. She will
also visit in Atlantic at the home o
her brother-in-law, p. A. Casey ant
children enroute home.
Mrs. George b. Scott went to Exir;
last evening to remain until Sunda.
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. d
Herrick and especially to be with he
i father, who has been quite ill of late
his condition remaining about tn
same the past week.
! Mrs. James Burns, who spent
couple of weeks in Irwin at the HON
of her son, Albert Burns and family
returned home last evening. Sh
reports fine little baby girl born {
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Burns at thei
home, Monday of this week.
Mrs. J. c. Sorensen went to Allan
tic last evening to meet her husban
who received his honorable discharg
at Camp Dodge yesterday. Mr.. Sol
ensen just arrived from oversee
duty two weeks ago and his relative
and friends will be pleased to see hiI
again.
J. j. Mccarthy of Quanah, Texas
who was called here for the funera
of his sister, Miss Mary McCarth!
and remained for visit with his re
atives, departed for his home yes
terday morning Tom Mccarthy an
wife will remain until the last of tn
week,