Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-06-02

visiting relatives and old time
/ friends.
Chas. McKenney and son Robert,
! of Logan were in the city this week,
guests at the home of VIM. Rucker
and family.
Mrs. ]. A. Cozine who has been
visiting her daughter at Menlo for
| several days, returned home Satur-
day afternoon.
| S. Rempp and wife, of Montezuma,
have been in the city the past week
visiting relatives and old time
friends, remaining until yesterday.
Leo Downey, who has been here
on visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nick Downey, returned to his
home at Menlo Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Alma Oelke returned to her
work in Omaha Monday afternoon
after spending over Sunday at the
parental Aug. Oelke home.
Mrs. vern Snellbaker came from
Atlantic Saturday for an over Dec
grafton Day visit with her sister and
other relatives and former friends.
Miss Theresa Mcclure returned
to her duties in Des Moines Tuesday
after spending over Decoration Day
at the parental J. w. Mcclure home.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. d. McCarville were
in Atlantic over Sunday visiting at
the home Of her mother, Mrs. J. NJ.
faulty, and with numerous friends.
Miss Madaline Essington spent
Saturday in the city visiting with
her school friend, Mrs. Dwight Wick
ham, returning to her home in At
lantic the same evening.
Henry schrader and daughter
Bernice and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Border,
Of La Porte City, Iowa, arrived in
the city Saturday for visit at the
Aug. Schrader home. They made the
trip overland and remained until
yesterday afternoon.
John and Gus Dreher returned
Saturday from a weeks stay in
Chicago. They shipped car load
of cattle 20 market, but were COM
PEELED to remain several days in or
der to dispose of the cattle to ad-
vantage.
w. r. Bolton, who has been en-
ployed in a jewelry store at Corning
the past eighteen months, has quit
his job and purchased a jewelry
stock at Casey. He intended to
moved his family to Casey this week
and the first of the month take
possession of his business.
J. F. Russell, wife and two child
rem, came from Fort Dodge Monday
to spend Decoration Day in Audu-
bon, which has been their custom for
years. Mr.. Russell was compelled to
go to Chicago on business Monday
evening, but his family remained a
couple of days longer and returned
to FIT. Dodge overland.
Mrs. j. M. Hart, of Des Moines,
YVES in the city visiting old time
friends. She was a former resident
of this city, her husband conducting
planning mill here for many years.
Mr.. Hart died some years ago and
since then Mrs. Hart has lived in
Des Moines, but makes yearly visits
to Audubon, usually on Decoration
Day.
Lewis Graves came from Oakdale
Saturday for visit with his parents,
NJ. d. Graves and family. Lewis
has been at the state sanitarium TAX
ing treatments for sickness he con-
| tracted while in the service. He is
feeling much better than he has for
sometime and is looking much better
than at any time since his discharge
from the army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Wilde, Of
Des Moines spent Sunday and Mon
day in the city visiting former
friends. They returned overland
Monday afternoon. On account of
school not being out at this time the
children remained in Des Moines.
Mrs. Kate Merriott returned with
them and will be guest at the
Wilde home few weeks
Charles Elliott, of Creston was in
the city over Sunday visiting rel
atives and old time friends. Mr..
Elliott reports that his wife, who
is taking a course of special treat
ments at a sanitarium in Seattle,
Wash, is improving gradually and
is better physically than she has
been for some time, all of which is
gratifying news to her relatives
and friends here.
Henry Savage came up from Ames
the last of the week to visit over
Memorial Day with his wife and
other relatives. While here he also
let the contract for the painting OF
his home on Tracy Street which is
in process of remodeling. AS soon
as the house is completed Mr.. Saw
age will return to Audubon and he
and his family will occupy it.
! L. S. Lucas, of the Kraft Clothing
Company returned Saturday from
several days stay in Chicago where
he met with the other represent
.atives of the various Kraft stores
over the country. Enroute home he