Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-03-20

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S. w. Wright left for Des Nome:
Tuesday morning to attend to some
business affairs.
l.. d. Hight who recently moved
to a farm near Casey, came to Audi
bon Friday on business.
Misses Anna Henriksen and Ceci
Talbot were friendly visitors in ON
aha the first of the week.
Harry Rabe departed Tuesda!
forenoon for Montana, where he viii
work on farm during the summer
Nat McFadden went to Oskaloos;
Tuesday morning on business in con
nection with the settling upof an es
tate.
Miss Grace Shepherd, teacher II
the Audubon county SCHOOLS, was ar
over Sunday visitor in Carroll will
her parents.
Jens Werner went to Atlantic
Tuesday morning to see his wife, wht
submitted to a surgical operation al
the Atlantic hospital last Friday.
Roy Herbert of Atlantic returned
to his home Monday afternoon, af
ter few days visit here with his
brother, Ralph Herbert and family
Miss Velma Spencer returned home
Friday afternoon from Omaha, where
she attends Boyles college. ,or visi
with her parents, Mr. ana Mrs. A
Spencer.
Dell Lower, wife and son, returned
TO their home at Brayton Monday af
ternoon, following a pleasant visi
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Joe H. Wolfe.
Misses Mae and Gladys McLaugh
lin were week end visitors at De-
Moines with their sister, Miss Hazel
who was there from BlocKton, wner,
she teaches school.
Mrs. E. C. Kibby of Perry came
Tuesday morning to attend the
funeral of her little nephew, Rober
Leroy Kibby, three months old sol
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kibby.
j. N. Nelson of Greeley, Colo, wht
enjoyed a visit here with friends al
the NJ. l. Masterson home, left Mon
day for visit at Marine with friends
after which he returns to his home
Mrs. VIM. McEnany, employed "a
Atlantic visited here with friend:
Tuesday, going to Manning on the ev
ening train for a visit with her sol
and her mother, Mrs. Adolph Hansen
Mrs. S. A. Hunter of Glidden, fol
lowing a pleasant visit here with hel
mother, Mrs. j. c. Keith and daugh
ter, Miss Mabel Hunter, who attends
school here, left lor .er home a
Glidden Tue forenoon.
Elmer onnson, wife anc children
of Dedha.l who visited mere severa
days with their relatives, departed
Thursday Of last week FOR their new
home at Yuma, Colo, wnere the.
have purchased farm.
Mrs. w. Gearhart and daughter o
Brayton were in Audubon Friday OF
their way to Cedar Rapids, wner
they were called on account OF TIL
dangerous illness of their daughte
and sister, Mrs. w. Wise.
Mrs. E. E. Lamb, who cttended tn,
/ funeral of her sister, Mrs. Ed Fin
ney at Brayton last Thursday ant
visited her parents, Mr.. unG Mrs.
Barnes, transferred in AuGuDon Fri
day, enroute to her home at Boone
Mrs. VIM. Miller and children, WHIT
with the husband anc rather, re
Gently moved to Audubon from Ma
nilla, after several days visit a
Manila with her mother, Mrs. F
Cotton. returned home Friday even
ing.
Mrs. j. Rosenbeck and children
departed last Thursday evening To-
Yuma, Colo. where they Join the hus
fafl ha no
two weeks ago with the car. ant
where they will make their future
home.
Miss Edith Davis, Who enjoyed {
visit here with her relatives at the
w. B. Davis hone, departed for he
home at Morristown, S. D.. Tuesda.
forenoon. Her aunt, Miss Elizabeth
Davis, accompanied her as far al
Manning.
DIR. G.. S. McLeran was bushes!
passenger to Chicago Saturday fore
noon and while there enjoyed a pleas
ant visit at the home OF his brother
George McLeran. DOC" has arriv
ed home safely, much TO the deligh
of his patients.
Mrs. Lizzie Geery of Lancaster
Mo-, who has been visiting here will
her mother, Mrs. Eliza McNary ant
her brother, Perry McNary, departed
for her home Tuesday afternoon. Hel
mother, who was quite sick is show
ing fine Improvement in her condi
ton.
Wilson b. Davis, who has been al
the U. S. Naval Training Station a
Goat Island, Calf, in the navy was
released from service six weeks age
and arrived at his home farm neal
Gray last Sunday He enjoyed a
visit here Tuesday with w. II. Bolton
and family.
Floyd Miller, who accompanied the
remains of Miss Velta Rumelhart
from Lane, S. d.. last week to Extra
| for burial and remained for a visit
with his relatives, departed for his
home at Lane Tuesday afternoon
We enjoyed a pleasant visit with Mr.
Miller while in Audubon.
Mrs. Harvey Cramer and daughtr,
Dorothy who visited with her father,
Tom Kilcoin and children at Manila,
returned home Tuesday evening and
will remain at the home of l. D.
Cramer until the last of the week
when she will join her husband at
their new home at Glenwood
Manager Preston of the Crescent
has good show advertised in this
issue of the Republican. Shoulder
Arms" is the title and will be shown
on Saturday afternoon or this week.
There are also two extra reels OF
comedy These are screams. as any
returned soldier boy will tell you.
Don't miss these.
Thos. j. Stafford received the fol-
lowing telegram last Friday after
noon from his SON. Harlie Stafford