Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-12-09
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Miss Lillian Larson and brother
Otto, who went to Extra to visit rel
aitves over Sunday, returned Moh-
day morning.
Mrs. r. l.. Robinson and baby
daughter went to Atlantic to spend
4 the weekend with Mrs. Robinson's
uncle, returning Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Minnie Raebel and Mrs. VIM.
Berg went to Manning TO visit at the
Chas. Jurgens home over Sunday.
They returned home Monday morn
ing.
Chris Dreher went to Holly, Col
orado, Monday on business. He is
dealing in Colorado land and will
spent some time investigating diff
ferent locations.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Petersen and
! daughter, Miss Leona, returned
home from Omaha. yesterday. While
in Omaha Miss Leona submitted to
an operation. .s
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dawson and
daughter returned Monday to their
home in Gibson. While in Audubon
they were guests at the Charles
I Foltz home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rourick came
up from Atlantic Wednesday morn
/ ing to attend the dedication of the
| st. Patrick church and to visit their
niece, Mrs. I. D. McCarville.
Walter White returned Saturday
morning from Darlington, N. D.,
where he has been since last July.
He has worked around Darlington,
threshing, since he left here.
| Harold Mastersen, who has been
attending the International Stock
snow in Chicago, where he had some
| Hereford cattle on exhibition, re-
turned home yesterday morning.
Mrs. Henry Savage and daughter,
in Ames Saturday morning, after
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. August
1 Burr. ..
Mrs. Ella Gaule and Mrs. Mary
| Cornell, of Atlantic, are guests at
the home Of Mrs. McCarvill this
| week, coming on Wednesday to at
tend the dedication of st. Patrick's
church. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Rogers have
moved into their new rooms just
! completed, over the veterinarian
| hospital. They have been occupying
the d. J. Conklin property on First
Avenue.
The regular monthly meeting OF
| the Woman's Club will be held on
| Wednesday Afternoon OF next week
at the home of Mrs. James Goodwill.
After the regular session there will
be q Christmas program. The meet
ing is called for two o'clock.
E. E. Bailey went to Omaha on
! business in connection with the
Iowa-Nebraska Master Painters As
ISOLATION. The convention is to be
held in Omaha January IL, 13 and
IA. Mr.. Bailey is on the program.
He returned home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M, T. Kerwin re-
turned to their home in Carroll this
morning They, came down from
Carroll yesterday morning to attend
| the dedication of the st. Patrick's
church and to see the class from
both Extra and Audubon confirmed.
]. A. Rutherford and wife are re-
| joicing over the arrival of son born
| yesterday morning. Mother ana the
young heir are doing nicely, while
papa Rutherford is stepping ar und
high, wide and handsome, and dish
ing out the smokes to his friends.
Friends in the city have just re-
ceived announcements of the birth
of a son to Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Combs
of Spencer, Neb. Mrs. Combssis bet
ter known here as Miss Lima Brink
erhoff, and worked in the county
auditors office previous to her mar
riage.
Miss Mabel Martens went to- Mas
nilla Friday afternoon to spend the
! weekend with her friend, Miss Beu-
/ lah Burlington, and from there she
will go on to Lyttom to stay until
after Christmas, and perhaps attend
school there, and not return to COM
plete her school year here.
G. w. Hoover, who has been TAX
J ing the mineral baths at Excelsior
sends word that he has gone to
| Jacksonville, Florida, where he will
spend the winter in order to get
away from the changeable weather
of Iowa at this time of the year.
| Mrs. Matt Butterton and daughter
! Lowene, who have been in Des
Moines the past two weeks, return
ed home yesterday. Lowene submit
ted to an operation for appendicitis
at the Lutheran hospital and has re-
covered sufficiently TO return home.
From all indications she will contin-
ne to improve.
John Horning, secretary of the
! Audubon County Fair association,
was in Des Moines the fore part OF
I the week attending session Of the
state fair board. They took up the
matter of making the 1921 fairs the
best ever and are to determine what
/ class of concessions are to be elm
, mated for next year.
The musical division of the Col
! umbian Club met with Mrs. Fred w.
Smith Monday evening. The lesson
was on French music with Mrs. r.
/ G. Hart Leader. The lesson was very
interesting and showed lots of prep
aration. AS each opera was discuss
ed, records were played from each.
To complete the program, Mrs. J. A.
Iougheed rendered piano solo
which was enjoyed by all About
twenty-five were present.
Mrs. Elsie Jensen received her
passport recently and left last week
for her home in England, where she
win rake several months visit
with her parents. Four years ago