Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-02-24
LOCAL AM PERSONAL


Mrs. VIM. Miller and children left
this morning for an overSunday
visit with her mother at. Manila.
Oluf Jensen. who has been here
on a two-weeks' visit with friends
returned this morning to his home at
Coulter, Iowa.
Rem Phelps and daughter, Uldine,
went to Atlantic this morning to
| spend few days visiting relatives
and looking after business matters,
Hans Hansen left this morning
for Greenfield, where he went 10 see
Sthe tenant of his farm and to ar
range for putting the farm into crop
the coming year.
Mrs. r. E. Dudgeon and two chill
dren who have been guests at the
home of Mrs. J. F. Baker and fam
lily, departed this morning for their
home at Algona.
B. B. White came from Seattle,
Wash, yesterday and is making his
brother, Charles White, a visit. He
vicinity. This Is his first visit 20
Audubon since he left here eight
years ago..
w. C.,Saul. of Carroll, was in the
city yesterday looking after business
matters. Mr.. Saul is one of the
prominent attorneys of Carroll and
was looking after the interests of a
client who had a case at this term
of court now in session.
C.. C. Phillips went to Pocahontas
yesterday to visit his son a few
days. His son is taking charge of
the farm this year and is getting
ready for his spring work, so his
father thought he would make him
a short visit az this time.
]. S. Dennis, who has been con-
fled to his home the past ten days,
is considerably improved. He has
been bothered with rheumatism for
many years and his recent illness
has affected one OF HIS limbs, which
refuses to do its full duty.
Howard Ulrich, Straw. boss at the
Northwestern depot, went to Omaha
Monday for medical examination.
When he reached there the physi
clans sent him to the government
hospital where he will remain under
the care of specialist few Gays.
Richard; the nine-year-old son of
Peter Nelson, residing southeast OF
Hamlin, sustained double fracture
of the leg while coasting near the
school house one day last week An
older son is recovering from a brok-
en- leg, the result Of fall from a
horse.
w. H. Simcox returned from Om-
aha this morning and reports that
his wife, who submitted to a surgical
operation at the Swedish Mission
hospital Tuesday is getting along
splendidly. Her many friends hope
that the operation will prove benefit
cial to her.
Mrs. w. J. Campbell and daugh-
ter Mrs. C. e. Samuelson, came from
Eta Dodge this morning for visit at
the home of the formers daughter,
Mrs. j. G.. Prosser and family. Mrs.
Prosser's little son has been serious
ly i'll for several days but today is
considerably improved.
s. w. Wright accompanied his
brother, j. Y. Wright to Omaha yes
| tCludg MucIt Will ldht
| treatments from DR.. Clifford, the eye
specialist. Mr.. Wright, who lost his
eyesight in his right eye due to a
fall several weeks ago, is slowly inn
proving and there is some hope that
the eye sight may be restored.
Mre. p. A. Rasmussen and Mrs.
Claus Kruse entertained a company
of ladies az a miscellaneous shower
at the home of the former on last
Saturdays complimentary to Miss
/ Henrietta Jensen. who is to be mar
ried today. The ladies had very
delightful time and presented Miss
Jensen with a variety Of useful arti-
Giles.
S. II. Ripley, the plumber, receiv-
ed word from the manufacturers OF
the V. & X. electric pumps that he
had sold more pumps than any other
agent in the state and that therefore
he headed the list for Iowa. This is
fine compliment to- Mr. Ripley and
is only another indication that we
have some live wires in business who
are putting Audubon on the map.
Ray Bramson, former resident OF
Lincoln township, was in the city yes
| terday visiting Frank Mclaughlin
and family. Mr.. Branson was born
and raised in Lincoln township, but
nineteen years ago moved to Fair
mount, ". ID. This was his first visit
since he left and he was greatly i'm
pressed with the many substantial
improvements that had been made.
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