Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-01-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Pete Hansen went to Walnut Sat
urday Tor couple OF days visit with
his consin.
M. o.. ningsbury was caller at
Atlantic Tuesday evening on profess
lonaI business.
IL. Ii. buck, who owns a feed barn
at stuart went there Saturday to do
some collecting.
MRS. Earl Maharg left on Satur-
days morning tram for a visit with
her roIks at Odeboldt.
l. Nj. Darland returned last eve
ming from a visit at Montieth Wild
his daughter and family.
John Petersen and wife of Ross
will celebrate their 18th wedding an
niversary tomorrow night.
Chris Christensen went to Kimball-
ton Tuesday morning for several
days visit with his children.
h. J. Gibson, supt., of the Iowa
division OF the Rock Island lines
was here on business Tuesday.
Mrs. d. j. Tague and Miss Jensen
went to Newell yesterday morning
TO attend the wedding of relative.
The assessors for the different
townships were busy the past several
days getting ready for the work on
hand.
Mrs. A. G. Shade came from Lake
View this morning for visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Freese.
Aubrey Herndon and family re-
turned Friday evening from few
days friendly visit with friends at
Omaha.
Bert Evans, who has been working
some time at Wakefield, Neb., came
to Audubon Saturday to visit his
relatives.
d. A.. Ross came Thursday from
CEDAR Rapids for weeks visit at
the homes OF his sons Joe II. aud
Lial Ross.
VIM. Jaeschke, after visit with
relatives and friends in this vicinity,
returned 10 his home at Lohrville,
= uesday morning.
Miss Kirstene Anderson of Omaha,
who was called here to attend the
funeral of her uncle, 81 ems Munksgaard
returned to her home this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Garnett are
happy over the arrival of new boy
that made its appearance at their
home southeast of town last Satur-
day.
j. w. Small following pleasant
visit with his uncle, VIM. Shaw and
family near Ross, depaI ted for his
home at LaSalle, ILL.,, Tuesday eve
ming.
Mrs. Johanna Jensen, following a
two weeks visit here at the Nels C.
Sorensen home, departed for her
home at Wolsey, S. D., Saturday
morning.
Mrs. j. ID. Randolph was called to
Casey today on account of the dan
gerous illness of Ler mother, Mrs.
Mary Partlow, who took suddenly
i'll with hemhorages.
j. L. Bartlett of Coon Rapids was
in Audubon Tuesday enroute to Elk
ira being called there on account OF
the serious illness of his brother
in-law, Fred Trummel.
Theo. Thuesen, following visit
in Audubon with his cousin, Nels
Burkhardt and family for several
days. departed last evening for his
home at Fairfax, South Dakota.
Jens j. WHITTIER and Chris j.
Knudsen accompanied a shipment of
cattle to the Omaha market Tuesday
evening and the Northup Bros. ship
ped two car loads Of hogs to Cudahy,
Wisconsin.
The infant child of Lester Layland
died at the home of Jacob Layland
Tuesday. Short funeral services will
be held at the home this afternoon
by Rev. Giddens and interment will
be made in the city cemetery
Mrs. Anna Laughrey and Wesley
Moreland of Payette, Mont, arrived
in Audubon this morning, being call
ed here on account of the serious ILL
ness of their mother, Mrs. w. s.
Moreland. Mr.. and Mrs. Jae Yeager
of Milford also came today, Mrs.
Yaeger being daughter of Mrs.
Moreland. Mrs. Sam Moreland of
Tramping Lake, Can, daughter-in-
law, has been here for some time.
Walt Fredericksen, the contractor
and builder, will give estimates on ex-
cavating, mason work, carpertering,
plumbing, decorating, in fact build
from the ground up and furnish all ma
terials. He uses only skilled labor.
viii take work by the day or by the
job. Can put in store fronts. II you
want bungalow, / am there with the
goods as / have made a special study
of them while in the west. Walt
Fredericksen.