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

Miss Mable Hunter was in Gid
den for the weekend to visit at the
home OF her parents.
III. Rogers, who has been visiting
at the Roy Deremo home, departed
Saturday for his home at Sioux
City.
Miss Tilda Schmidt and Miss AS
trid Jensen were in eds Moines a
couple of days the fore part OF the
week.
Miss Margaret Hite returned
from Des Moines Saturday, where
: she attended the State Teachers
convention.
w. G. Wilson went to the north
ern part of the state the fore part
Of the week to look after some bus
mess interests.
Mrs. John Arp was in Atlantic the
fore part of the week to visit her
daughter, who is attending the At
lantic high school.
Miss Lola Buchanan returned to
her home in Lewis Saturday, after
being a guest for several days AT
the e. b. Ellis home.
The Misses Dustine and MARITIME
Hansen returned Tuesday from an
over-Sunday visit with relatives at
Omaha and Blair, Nebr.
Mrs. Mahlon Boyd and her daugh.
ter, Mrs. E. F. Johnson, have gone
to Marion, Iowa, where they will
make a ten-days' visit at the home
Of relatives.
Mrs. c. w. Jenkins and son,
Charles, who have been guests at
the home of Mrs. r. ID. Hawks and
family, returned to their homes in
Extra Saturday.
Mrs. Harold Niklason and baby
returned to her home at Anita on
Monday, after spending over Sun
day in the city at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Swezey
and family.
A directors meeting OF the Au-
dubon County Farm Bureau was
called for last Monday evening,
but on account of the Indictment
weather was postponed until TO-
night.
Mrs. Elsea Richards returned to
her home in Omaha the latter part
OF the week, after spending several
days in the city at the home of Mrs.
Lake Martinsen and with other
friends.
Mrs. ]. Quinby, her granddaught-
err, Miss Lucille Rutherford, and
Miss Cenia Bisgaard, who were ov-
er-Sunday visitors at the T. w. and
Herbert Smith homes at Stuart, re-
turned home the fore part OF the
week.
Mrs. Gertie Cerenak returned
from Atlantic the fore part of the
week, where she visited her sister,
Mrs. John Parrot, who is recover
ing nicely from a surgical operation
which was performed at one of the
hospitals about ten days ago.
Mrs. C. f. Mccoy and son, Fred
were in Carroll Saturday to visit the
husband and father, who is in St.
Anthopy's' hospital recovering from
a surgical operation. Fred return
ed home the same evening and re-
ports his father as getting along as
we'll as could be expected,
The, Happy Bunch planned
pleasant surprise on Mrs. G.. l.. Gore
last Friday evening when they
marched in a body to her home to
help her celebrate her birthday an
adversary. The diversion of the ev-
ening was Somerset. which continu-
ed until refreshments were served.
Miss Kate Sorensen, who for the
past four years has conducted a
studio in this city, left on Tuesday
for points IN the west where she
will look for a new location. She
has disposed of her business here,
and may decide to locate in Colora-
do. where she owns large tract OF
land.
Grant Chapman, of Ames, arrived
in the city today for the purpose Of
looking over the books of the coun-
ty agent and checking over the an.
nual report made by Mr.. Reeves
Mr.. Chapman was formerly a resi-
dent Of Guthrie Center, and az one
time at the head of the Guthrie
County Fair association.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the Methodist church met
at the home of Mrs. r. J. Loveland
last Friday afternoon. Mrs. E. Reed
was the leader of the afternoon,
while Mrs. f. l.. Fitch and Mrs.
N. S. Hansen assisted the hostess.
A goodly number of the members
were present and report a delight
full afternoon.
r. J. Loveland returned on Tues
day from Cedar Rapids where he
attended the annual Gamers con-
vention. Practically all of the lead
ing factories in the state were rep
resented and all OF them had on dis
play a sample OF their finished pro-
duct. It is of more than passing
interest to say that the Audubon
product ranked with the very best.
G. p. Jensen and family, who
have been making an extended visit
at the c. p. and Nels Petersen
homes, departed the last of the
week for their home In Selma Cali
fornia. They are former residents
OF this county, but they have been
In California long enough to get
weaned awav from the changeable
weather in Iowa during the winter
and spring months, and OF course
prefer to spend the winter where
there Is sunshine and flowers in
stead OF billiards and snow banks.
John Graham, wife and children
and his aged mother, Mrs. Ella
Graham, departed Monday after
NOON lot bdue Slly, rlOrlud, "Heio
they will spend the winter in the
hope that the change in climate will
be beneficial to Mr. Graham's
health. The winters In Iowa are
too severe for anyone who is not
blest. with rugged health and this
Mr.. Graham has not had for almost
two years. His many close person
al friends trust that he will enjoy
his stay and return home in the
spring fifty per cent better than a
Bryan dollar.
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