Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-01-09
= LOCAL AND PERSONAL 4


w. A. Brainard commenced his du
ties as marble cutter at the Audubon
Marble and Granite Works Monday
morning.
r E. Tessman and family went to
Omaha Monday forenoon TO visit with |
relatives and attend to some bust |
ness affairs.
VIM. +. Freeman returned home 4
Monday forenoon from Des Moines, !
where he spent few days on import |
ant business.
c. F. Strut and wife came up from |
Atlantic Monday morning Ito visit |
friends at the Henry Dittman and A. |
]. Petersen homes.
Henry Schrader and family and /
Albert Fancher were Monday morn |
ing passengers to Omaha on business
and a friendly visit.
Ole A. Hansen and Peter Topp, liv-
ing in the country, left Monday morn
ing for Ames, Iowa, where they begin
studies in the univ rsity.
Archie Van Aernam of Anita was
here Saturday on business with the
revenue collector, returning 20 his
home on the evening train.
Mrs. Jens C. Sorensen went to
Brayton Saturday evening for an ov-
err Sunday visit with her sisteT-in-law,
Mrs. G. p. Andersen and family.
Miss Lucille Culver, who spent
Sunday here with her parents, re-
turned to her duties as teacher in the
Extra schools Monday morning.
Miss Lillian Foley who has been
visiting at the home of her father
since Christmas Day, returned to her
business at Carroll Monday forenoon.
p. +. Miller of Des Moines, claim
agent for the Northwestern Railway
Co., came to Audubon Saturday af-
ternoon on business with Ray Emer-
son.
Geo. G. Everts left on Saturdays
evening train for Fort Dodge, where
he expects to enjoy a weeks visit
with his sister, Mrs. II. NJ. Preston
and family.
Claude Smith, who came from
Camp Dodge last week to visit for
mer friends, departed Saturday after
noon for Abel, Ia, where he will seek
employment.
Hal J. Mantz went to Des Moines
Saturday evening to join his family
and make their home during the
winter months or while the legisla-
ture is in session.
Paul Ramsey and sister, Miss vi
Wan Ramsey of Manning transferred
here Saturday enroute to Atlantic
for VISIT with friends at the Ed
ward Empies home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Rippey departed
Monday morning for ST. Edwards.
Neb., where they will enjoy visit
with their brother-in-law, ID. w.
Pribble and family.
Mrs. Eugene Potter, who visited
her sister, Mrs. Ida Potter at Coon
Rapids, retured home Friday evening.
She reports most enjoyable visit Ov-
er the holiday season.
p. M. Wolf, county agent, who
spent the Christmas holidays at Day.
ton, Ohio, visiting with his mother
and various other relatives, arrived
in Audubon Saturday morning.
DR.. Lorenzo Brooks went to Lewis
Monday morning, where he will again
start his dental office. He has been
discharged from service and visited
here over a week with his wife and
son.
Miss Anna Rasmussen departed
Monday morning for Denver, Colo,
where she will join her sister. Miss
Margaret Rasmussen and take a
commercial course in the Opportunity
Business College.
Erwin Hart, following a several
weeks enjoyable visit here with his
uncle, Chas. Farnham and family in
the country, and with other rela-
tives. returned Monday morning to
his home at DeSota, Iowa.
E. E. Bailey returned Monday
morning from couple Of weeks stay
at Excelsior Springs, Mo-, where he
was taking treatment to recuperate
from the after effects of the flu. He
reports Will O'Brien and Ray Booton
as getting along splendidly.
Miss la McFadden came from
Atlantic last week to visit couple
of days with her mothers, Mrs. Abbie
McFadden and brother, F. H. Nc
Faduen and fami'y. she returned
t. Atlantic Saturday afternoon.
VIM. Preston of Rock Rapids, Ia.
who came here before Christmas for
visit with his brother, G. w.
Preston and family. returned to his
home Monday forenoon. He became
i'll while here and was quite sick for
a week Or more.
DR.. l.. A. Beers, who has been in
service for the government at Cylin-
der. Iowa, where he was helping care
for the influenza and pneumonia pa
tients, returned to Audubon Satur-
day evening. The doctor has been
away several weeks.
Miss Pearl Jayne, who attends
school az Denison, and spent her va
cation with relatives near Extra. re-
turned to Denisonf Monday. Her
sister, Rilla, who was also home,
went to Kirkman last week to visit,
returning TO the Denison school this
week
John Fullerton Of Plankington. s.
d., who arrived in Audubon last
week for visit with his brother, Jim
Fullerton and wife and with other
relatives. departed Monday morning
for Coulterville. H., 20 visit his
mother, brothers and sisters, then re-
turn to his home.
Sgt. Franklin Hart, son of Dave
Hart, who has been in the army ser
vice and stationed at Camp Shelby,
Miss, until transferred to Camp
Dodge last week, where he was mus
tered out. arrived in Audubon Sat
urday morning for visit with his
father and other relatives.
Miss Lenore Weighton, who has
been here since before Christmas. en-
joying her school vacation with her
parents and sisters, returned to her
school duties at st. Josephs acad-
envy. Des Moines. Mrs. Weighton
and daughter, Mrs. Lois Ashby, &C
companied Miss Lenore to Des