Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-05-06
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J LOCAL ANIL PERSONAL

Republican OF April ~, 1920.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ID. Searles spent
Friday in Atlantic visiting friends.
Dan Wagner, student at Ames
college. came home Saturday for an
over Sunday visit with his parents.
Mrs. VIM. Sucher and daughters,
Pauline and Mrs. Earl Swezey, spent
Monday in Atlantic visiting friends.
Mrs. Julia Parsons left Monday
morning for Griswold where she will
spend couple of weeks visiting a
cousin.
Miss Kathryn Mcclure spent
Tuesday in Atlantic looking after
business matters and visiting with
friends.
Mrs. Branch Frick who visited
last week with friends at Lincoln,
Nebr., returned to Audubon Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. Frank Bagley and her sister
Miss Clara Phelps, visited with
friends in Atlantic Monday, return
ing on the afternoon train.
Mrs. Eliza Mushrush returned to
Audubon Saturday after spending
several weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. Timmons, in Atlantic.
Mrs. H. p. Rasmussen who has
beenSa guest at the home of Theo.
Rasmussen and family, returned to
her home in Atlantic on Saturday.
Arnold Shupe went back to Adair
Monday after an over Sunday visit
in Audubon. He is helping his
brother Tom in the restaurant bust
ness there.
Mrs. Erik NJ. Jensen and two chill
dren returned to their home in Om-
aha Tuesday morning after a short
visit in the city at the home of ]. X.
Jensen and family.
Mrs. Ray Leonard and son who
have been here on an extended visit
at the home of Val Leonard and
family, departed Tuesday morning
for their home in Avoca.
Miss Sudie Rucker was called to
Omaha Tuesday morning on account
of the illness of her sister, Mrs.
Phillip Baron, who has been in
hospital for several weeks.
Mrs. Lizzie Sutton, who has been
here on an extended visit at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. VIM.
Miller and family. returned on Sat
urday to her home at Manila.
Andy Hansen, who has been work
ing at the carpenter trade at Sioux
City and other points, arrived in the
city Saturday for a few days visit
with his mother and with old time
friends.
Rev. Mack departed Tuesday
morning for Dies Moines where he
expected to attend conference.
He also met Mrs. Mack there and
will accompany her home the latter
part of the week.
George Foley shipped two car
market Monday. He and his broth
err, M. It. Foley, accompanied the
shipment and remained in Omaha
day to look after'some business mat
tiers.
O. A. Bartlett, son of Lew Bar
telt, who formerly lived near Extra,
but nine years ago moved to We
tonka, S. D., spent Monday in the
city with friends. Yesterday he
went to Extra to look after some
business matters.
G. o. Bamsey, one of the prosper
Gus farmers at Howard, s. D., has
ordered the Republican sent to his
address for a year. Mr.. Bamsey
has been in that country the past
ten years and has seen a wonderful
change there for the better.
John Lovelace left Tuesday morn
ing for Indianola, where he will
spend couple of weeks visiting
his son Oliver. While there he
said he thought he would help build
a little fence at which he says he
has been an expert for years.
Mrs. Herman Freese went to At
lantic Tuesday morning to spend
few days with her husband who is
taking treatments at the hospital
there in the hope of overcoming an
ailment he contracted during his
service in the army in France.
Chas. Horning went back to
Yuma, and Burlington, Colo, Tues
day morning. He was accompanied
by Oddie Porsch who went to look
at some land in that section of the
state and may decide to purchase
tract if conditions are favorable.
John Moore, former resident of
Audubon county, but now OF Mar
Gus, Iowa, was in the city Monday
He had been here on matter OF
business for several days and in the
afternoon returned to Marcus. He
left here a little over four years ago.
Please bring your laundry where
we're alive. We are busy as bees
in a hive. Good work guaranteed
or no charges at all. Bring your
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Miss Ella Mcclure returned to
her home at Creston Saturday after
spending several weeks at the par
entail ]. w. Mcclure home, recover
ing from a serious illness. While
she was here her sister, Miss Helena
was at Creston looking after bust
ness at the book store but returned
TO Audubon Monday afternoon.
Andrew Hansen, living out on
route two has ordered the Republic
can sent to his address so he will be
able to keep posted on the news of
the community. Mr.. Hansen NOV
ed here from Dedham two years ago
and says he likes his present loca-
ton better than any place he ever
lived before.
Mrs. G.. Hayes departed Saturday
for Omaha where she will make
months visit. She has been here
since last fall making her home
with Mrs. Ashby and will not return
here until late in the fall. Before
returning to Audubon Mrs. Hayes
will visit relatives in Missouri and
a sister in Illinois.
Jasper Jensen celebrated his 6Sth
birthday at his home in this city
Sunday sumptuous dinner was