Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-12-04
+ LOCAL AND PERSONAL =
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Howard watches at J. F. Bakers.
Mrs Kroeger who has been visit
ing relatives near Adair, returned
home the fore part of the week.
Lewis McLeran went to Omaha
the fore part of the week to visit
relatives few days, expecting to
return tomorrow.
]. G. Prosser moved his family in
to the Harper building the fore part
of the week, occupying the rooms va
Gated by Mrs. Laura Delahoyde and
daughter who have moved to Extra.
Glenn Turner and Holger Jensen,
who attended the Homecoming fes-
tivities at Iowa City last week, re-
turned home the last of the week.
They report having had a pleasant
time and meeting a great many for
mer students of the state university
G. L. Gore, VINO has been confined
to his home for several weeks has
so far recovered that he was able
to be at the store the latter part OF
the week. He is, however, having
a difficult time and left yesterday
for Des Moines to consult special
ist
Miss Anna Petersen who has held
a position at Washington, d. c.,
since last spring, arrived in the city
today for a months visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. X. ]. Peter
sen. She says she likes her posi-
ton real we'll and is quite anamored
with life at the nations capital
Mrs. Mary Beebe of Dedham,
who has been here on visit, return
ed to her home this morning. She
has been taking The Republican for
many years and she said her son
Charley, now living at Algona, Ia,
wanted the paper sent to his address.
In compliance with the expressed
wishes we are entering Mr.. Beebe's
name on our rapidly increasing sub
scripition list.
p. c.. Reinemund, who returned
last week from a ten days visit
with friends in Chicago and Madi-
son, Wis, is laid up this week with
tonsilitis and is unable to fill his
usual position in the hardware store.
Pearl said the store room looked so
fine when he got back home that he
couldn't believe it was the same
place and his greatest regret today
is that he cannot enjoy it and help
take care of the big Christmas
trade that has already started.
Theodore Meyers, of Davenport,
was in the city the latter part of
the week visiting John Weighton
and old time friends. Mr.. Meyers
practiced law in this city for many
years but left here about fifteen
rc
he has been making his home at
Davenport but is now on his way to
California where he will be busy all
winter closing up a large estate.
Mr.. Meyers was looking well. He
saw so many improvements in Au-
dubon that he hardly recognized the
place.
Jacob and RAT" Lafoy who have
been farming in Canada came home
| the fore part of the week to spend
the winter with relatives and old
time friends. They said there was
plenty of snow all the way They
| had pretty good year. but on ac-
count of the extreme cold in Canada
preferred to spend part of the win
ter here. Rat served in the
Canadian army during the war and
spent most of his time in France.
Both are looking well and have only
words of praise for the country
where they have lived for several
! years.
S. c. Kerberg will remain in the
| city few days to look after some
| business matters. He informed us
today that he had given up his gov
eminent position and was temporar-
lily located at Sioux City, having Civ
en- up his residence in ST. Paul. He
has decided to enter the practice OF
law again and If he does not find a
suitable location in Iowa he may go
i west. Mr.. Kerberg had splendid
practice in this city before he left and
we can see no good reason why he
would not be willing to cast his lot
right here where he and his family
have so many close personal friends.