Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-06-12
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: LOCAL AND PERSONAL :
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forenoon on business to spend few
days.
Henry Ruhs who spent several
days in Sioux City on business, re-
turned home Saturday.
Wesley Chase returned to his home
at Extra yesterday. He has been
employed here several weeks.
Elder Faust of Des Moines, was
the guest the last of the week here
with Rev. Lang of the Evangelical
church.
Mrs. Mary Watts and Mrs. Rem
Phelps went to Ames this forenoon
to attend the State Federation or
Woman's Clubs.
Mrs. Vern Swezey, who visited here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Reuss, left for her home at Mason
City Friday forenoon.
Mrs. l. L. Rays of Rockwell City, .
Ia, came to Audubon Tuesday even
ing for visit with her sister, Mrs
Geo. Hillyer and family.
Miss Florence Reinemund left this
morning for Des Moines, where she
will be employed as bookkeeper for
the Chamberlain Medicine Co.
John Rutherford returned home
where he enjoyed visit with former
classmates of the state university.
Mrs. L. C. Bagley returned home
today from a visit with her parents
at Hampton. l.. G. met her at Car
roll and accompanied her to Audi
bon.
Miss Louise Borgesen returned to-
her home at Glidden Friday after
MON She wac hare RI aftaud tho
Erlander-Jensen wedding last Thurs
day.
G. H. Topping and several Audi
bonites departed last evening for
Wayne, Alberta, Canada, where the
latter will probably buy a parcel OF
land.
John Martinsen began excavating
this week for the basement of his
new home that he will build just
north of the new home built by his
son Lake.
Joe Swezey, after a visit here with
his children, left for Hanson City,
Ia, Friday. Joe is quite traveller
but manages to hit Audubon at regu-
| lar intervals.
The Henry Schmidt family OF
Bow Bells, S. D., arrived in Audubon
the Mrs. H. Kaarup and William
Kaarup homes.
T. B. Eddy is so rushed with work
at his mill that he has had to hire
additional help Emmert Brooks is
the latest added to his factory, be-
ginning his work this week.
Mrs. Joe Alice went to Manning
today to meet her mother, Mrs. Hes
fa,. I WI yuaS from her.
home at Sioux City to Audubon to
spend the summer with her daughter
and family.
Mrs. Mary Hansen went to Bray
ton this morning to spend the day ON
business. She is Just recovering
nicely from the effects of hard siege
of influenza, with which she has been
afflicted since last winter.
Albert Snively, recently returned
from army service in France, came
from his home at Linden, Ia, Tues
day afternoon for a visit with friends
at the d. B. Anderson and A. E.
Kness homes in the country.
L. c. Johnson, accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. Annette Smith, re-
turned home this morning from
Clarinda. Rem Phelps who was
there was delayed at Villisca with
his auto on account of a heavy rain
| fall.
Rev. j. P. Christensen. former
pastor of the Audubon Danish Luth-
eran church is expected to arrive
here next week from Denver, Colo
RADIO and is scheduled to speak at
the local church next Wednesday ev-
enin2.
! Walter Dewitt came to Audubon
yesterday morning for a visit with
the Alex and G. A. Caldwell families.
He is returned soldier and was
walking with the aid of a cane, hav-
ing been injured in the leg during
battle.
Reuben Mertz and family have,
been enjoying a few weeks vacation
at the lakes. RUDE has been having
a fine time fishing, but misses very
much taking part in the base ball
games. We look for him to be in.
next Sundays game. 4
George Alt departed Tuesday even
ing for Yuma, Colo, to take a look
at the country and If satisfied with
the place, may decide to purchase
some farm land. G. G. Everts left
at the same time to look after his
land interests near Burlington, Colo.
F. B. Mccoy of Howard, S. d., ar
rived in Audubon Tuesday evening
for a visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Mccoy in Melville town
ship. He will visit other relatives
and friends, also get acquainted with
his new nephew at the Ed. Campbell
home.
Mrs. John Dimick of Extra trans
ferred here yesterday morning en-
route to Ames where she will attend
the bi-annual state club meeting and
stay over for the commencement ex-
ercises at the Iowa State College.
Her son Frank is one of the gradu-
ates this year,
Harry Northup received word last
night from his wife, who Is at the
Jenny Edmundson hospital, Council
Bluffs, with her sister-in-law, Mrs
E. M. Norton, that the latter sub
mitted to her operation, serious one
yesterday and was getting along real
well. having passed through the or
deal in fine shape.
Honest Pete" Christensen of At.
! lantic was a business visitor in Au-
dubon Friday of last week and inter
mingling with old time friends. He
has an ad in this weeks issue of the
Republican calling attention to the
fact that his son Noel or himself will
be in Audubon Friday and Saturday
of each week at the Keith & Hansen
store for the purpose of purchasing
Liberty bonds at the highest market