Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-03-11
. LOCAL AND PERSONAL .

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Mrs. F. c. Sampson and daughter
left the fore part of the week for a
visit with relatives at Creston.
Miss Clarice Oelke returned the
fore part of the week from a several
days visit in Omaha with her sister,
Miss Alma.
Mrs. James Carper went to Boone
Tuesday evening for a visit at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Foxhoven.
Geo. Spirup and wife who were
here on several days visit with
friends, returned yesterday to their
home in Extra.
DIR. F. Rosenbladt of the Jenny
Edmundson hospital at Council
Bluffs spent Friday in the city visit
ing his parents.
Mrs. Harry Searles and two daugh-
tiers, Louise and Flay, who visited
at the home of her sister, Mrs. AL
bert Law and family. at Mason City,
returned home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. John Davis and daughter,
Mrs. N. p. Lauritzen who has been
here on an extended visit, departed
yesterday morning for Sandusky,
Ohio, where Mrs.. Davis will make an
extended visit. \
Victor Lang and wife and her faith
er, Peter Stone, departed Friday OF
last week for Stratton, Colo, where
! they will make their future home
Victor has purchased a farm there
and he will begin farming as soon as
spring opens up.
/ Mrs. Herbert Croker who had the
misfortune to fall on the icy sidewalk
last week and sustained sprained
arm. is getting along nicely and
hopes soon TO be able to have full use
Of that member.
Mrs. Chas. Snyder returned to her
home in, Spirit Lake last Friday af-
! ter spending several weeks visiting
| &C The home of her sister, Mrs. VIM.
! Clark, who is making preparations 10
move to Spirit Lake.
H. NJ. PARROT and Louie Miller Of
Extra were in thescity Tuesday after
noon visiting at the home Of the
formers brother,J. C. PARROT. They
were enroute to Aberdeen, S. d.,
where they will go to work,
John Davis was up town the fore
part OF the week visiting his old time
| friends. He has been quite sick for
several months and unable to be up
town. He was glad to be able to be
out and his friends were all mighty
glad to see him again.
District Superintendent NJ. r. Tai.
ley was in the city Sunday and filled
the pulpit at the Methodist church in
! the evening. He went to Manning
| yesterday. He will remain in the
city few days to assist Rev. ID. j.
Shenton who is conducting a series
Of revival meetings. The meetings
have been quite well attended.
Sim Curtis has written relatives
In this city that he has engaged in
the garage business in the city OF
Denver, Colo. Several months ago
he sold his restaurant in Longmont,
and since then he has been casting
about for location. He finally de-
cided to locate in Denver. His fam
lily is still at Longmont but will move
to Denver about the middle of April.
C. K. Demorest, of Council Bluffs
has been in the city the past few
days looking after matters in connec-
tion with the local telephone exr
change He finds everything in
good condition and pleased with the
work of the local manager, J. G..
Prosser. Telephone service in Audu-
bon is the very best at this time and
the patrons generally are well pleas
] ed
! Chris Jensen, who spent several
month in his native land. Denmark,
returned home last week. He says
the old home does not appeal to him
| like il useo TO for he has been away
/ fer several years and has become &C
customed to the better conditions in
the United States. He was delight
ed with his visit but is glad to get
hack to his farm in Douglas town
ship.
Martin Mogg has purchased the
old house just south of the fire hal
and is moving 1t to his acreage
where he win convert it into barn
This removes from Audubon one OF
| it's old landmarks. In fact II was
one of the first buildings built in the
/ town and has OF recent years beer
4 the property of Mrs. Geo. Townsend
The lot is being cleared and will nc
doubt be put on the market.
Vern Swezey and wife who have
/ been here on a visit with relatives
4 left yesterday for Mason city, where
I they will make their home. His
/, father, j. c.. Swezey, accompanied
| them. Mr. Swezey and Miss Lois
Roberts OF Kentucky were married
at Hot Springs, Ark, five weeks
ago and since then have been. visit
ing relatives. Mr.. Swezey has a
! good job at Mason City and win es.
tablish a home there for his new