Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-09-23
= LOCAL AND PERSONAL .

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friends.
T. j. Kerwin was a passenger to
Dunlap Monday morning to visit
friends few days.
Miss Edith Coon, of Omaha, is in
the city this week a guest at the
Charles Bagley home.
The Misses Petra and Agnes Han
sen were passengers to Atlantic Sat
urday where they spent the day with
friends.
Ferle Jones went back to his work
in Omaha Friday after spending a
week in Audubon attending the
county fair.
Miss Lizzie Christensen who has
been visiting at the Geo. christensen
home, returned to Brayton the lat
ter part of the week.
sen of Carroll, who visited friends
here over Sunday returned to their
homes Monday morning.
VIM. Mooreland and James wager
and their families came from Milford
last week to visit friends while TAX
ing in the Audubon county fair.
Mrs. o. S. Welch returned to her
home in Des Moines Friday after a
weeks visit in Audubon with friends
and attending the big county fair.
LOST:-Bank and check book.
American Legion Identification card
enclosed in same. Leave at this Of
flee. Clarence Jensen. 3s-1tp
Mrs. Dick Owen and son LELAND
left Sunday morning for their
home at Howard, S. d. They were
here about three weeks visiting rela-
tives and many old time friends.
Walter Hester left Saturday for
Iowa City where he visited friends a
few days. From there he went to
Oberlin, Ohio, where he will attend
Oberlin college the coming year.
Shot guns began booming in South
western Iowa Sept. 16, when the
hunting season opened. The early
morning sounded as IL the Ameri-
cans were again taking st. Mihiel.
Mrs. Lee Acuna of Council Bluffs
become temporarily mentally derang-
ed last week when she saw her 16-
nonths-old baby run over by train
. few feet from her door. She re-
covered next day.
John Irwin and family, OF Port
land, Ore, who have been here on
an extended visit, left Monday morn
ing for Benton county where they
will make a short visit before eontin-
uing their journey to the coast.
There has been a great deal Of
sickness the past week. The cases
fc
mostly confined to children. Per-
haps a great deal Of 1t is due to
overloaded stomachs secured at the
county fair.
Arthur Linville, east OF Council
Bluffs, who disappeared last month.
was kidnapped by former sutton OF
his wife, he said last week when he
returned from South Dakota. where
he claims he escaped from the gang
with his captor.
Mrs. Austin Guernsey and three
children, George, Robert and Alice.
returned Saturday to their home in
Chicago, being accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. A. f. Bates, who will
be q guest at her sons home for
couple of weeks.
Ge0TRe LdlBeT WIG "OiO POS
sengers to Lohrville Tuesday morn
ing where they will visit friends
few days. They farmed in that 10
cality a couple OF years, but about
q year ago sold out and moved back
to Audubon county.
Miss Genivieve Mccarthy is taking
her two weeks vacation from her du-
ties at the Alderman store and left
Monday for Lacrosse, Wis, where
she will visit with relatives. En-
route home she will likely visit
friends at the lakes.
Miss Opal Morrison went to Stuart
Monday where she will stay with her
grandmother, Mrs. T. A. link, for
while. She suffered a fractured hip
last week and Opal will remain at
the link home until the patient has
ut least partially recovered.
A little mother" Of 10 years. who
for the past four years has been car
ing for her eight younger brothers
and sister, died at the Atlantic hos
pital last week OF tetanus. The lit
tie girl, Martha Beltz, assumed man
agement of the family at Massena
when mother died.
]. II. Modem and wife, who were
in the city ten days visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. DR.. Webb.
returned on Friday to their home at
Rankin, Ill. They were exception
ally we'll pleased with Audubon and
thought it was one OF the best towns
they had ever visited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Jensen wenr
of he week where Mr.. Jensen will
attend school. He finished at the
state university at Lincoln, Nebr.,
last June and now takes special
course of study. He graduated from
the pharmacy department last spring.
Miss Matte Buck of Morris, ILL.,,
who has been a guest at the home of
her brother, G. II. Buck and family
for over a week. terminated her visit
Tuesday when she left for Portland,
Oregon, where she will be in charge
of religious and recreation work in
connection with the First Methodist
church of that city.
]. r. Best the tailor, has rented
tie old post office building and is
having it remodeled this week. The
first of the month he will move his
tailor shop into the room. He has
added much new equipment and will
specialize in pressing and cleaning.
The front OF the building he will de-
vote to his high class tailoring.
The aviator who used his machine
at the fair grounds last week, took
sick thursday evening and was un-
a. - do any flying on Friday He
was under the doctors care several
days. Tuesday afternoon he was
able to take up some passengers and
remained until Wednesday morning
when he went to the Guthrie Center
fair.
John Sherman and wife of Iowa
Falls. have been in Audubon the past