Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-04-20
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

i LOCAL AND PERSONAL
John Ebert went to Omaha Mon
day evening with carload of hogs.
T. Z. Mason and wife were business
visitors at Omaha Tuesday morning.
Miss Harriet Bilharz was transact
ing business in Omaha the fore part
of the week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Carr returned Mon
day morning from business visit of
a few days in Omaha.
Otto Thomson came Sunday from
Omaha to look after his interests at
the Model Steam Laundry.
Miss Sumner of Bayard was a
friendly and business visitor in Au-
dubon the fore part of the week.
Miss Emma Berg is now employed
as office girl at DR.. Childs office, COM
mencing her duties Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Marsh. who at
tended the Mrs. Kitson funeral, re-
turned to their home in Atlantic MOI
day.
Mrs. C. A. Race of Extra was in
Audubon Monday enroute to Manning
to visit her husband who is employed
there.
Mrs. G. Sunberg, following a visit
at Coon Rapids with her sister, Mrs.
w. e. Lee and family, returned home
Sunday.
Mrs. F. s. Watts returned Tuesday
morning from Omaha where she was
in attendance at the Womans Suffrage
meeting.
VIM. Poulson of Des Moines who
was here on business and visiting
with Ed. Johnson left for his home
Monday.
The Indictment weather Tuesday
put a damper on the work of the nu-
Imerous buildings in course of erection
in Audubon.
Don Preston was business pass
lenger to Omaha Monday to purchase
material for the Crescent Theatre he
is having erected.
Miss Emma Rudnick went to Spirit
Lake Tuesday morning to visit rela-
tives and may decide to remain there
for the summer.
II. G. Rice and Lutte Lane returned
Tuesday from Sioux City, accompan-
led by car load of fine cattle that
they purchased while away.
The material for the new Crescent
theatre to be built by Don Preston is
here and work will now be pushed
vigorously, good weather permitting.
The picture shown at the Gem"
Thursday and Saturday afternoons
of last week proved a treat to all
those fortunate enough to be present
Miss Maude Wilson left Monday
| mr. NJ 70 hnr Of Mnin
She was visiting here at the home of
her uncle, Clark Wilson and family
The fine April shower of Tuesday
morning was real Godsend to Au
dubon county and will be of much
benefit to the small grain and pas
lures.
Mrs. l. ID. McCarville enjoyed few
days visit from her sister, Mrs. j. w.
Laurensen, husband and daughter,
who autoed from Atlantic last Sat-
urday.
| j. Parmley and son, masons on the
new meat market for Jack McCort,
were over Sunday visitors with home
folks at Harlan. returning here Mon
day evening.
| Mrs Nellie Holden and son Wayne
who visited here with her brother,
~. A Humeston and wife. departed
for their home at Arbia, Colo. Mon
day morning.
| Bert, Jack" Henriksen, who
spent several weeks at Hot Springs,
Ark, for his health, returned to Au-
dubon last Saturday. He feels and
looks much better.
John Roth, expert barber, was
l 4 g.
visit with his mother, Mrs. Lottie
Roth and other relatives. He may de-
eide to move here again.
The Cleveland deformed baby is
improving so rapidly at the Metho-
dist hospital in Des Moines that DIR.
Turner stated last week the contem-
plated operation would be performed
soon.
1t was rumored in Audubon Tues
day that a local passenger to Omaha
| last week was married there. So far
we have been unable to verify the
report and will have to await the
| parties return home.~
Peter Fredricksen, the blacksmith
to be up-to-date, is having installed
this week in his shop, a new Parks
ball bearing wood working machine,
which will greatly help him in his
wood and wagon making work.
The stork was Sunday visitor at
the o. X. Purdy home in West Audi
bon and left bright baby girl, also
cute baby boy at the Thorvel Peter
sen home near Elk Horn the same
day.
Mrs. John Hite. who was operated
On rananflu In, N naa MAtnac hnonifol
returned home Saturday and Is i'm
proving as well as could be expected.
Her friends will be pleased to hear
of her intimate recovery.
Rev. GreenIee returned Saturday
morning from Council Bluffs. where
he was in attendance at the Presby-
terry. Mrs. Greenlee who remained
for longer visit at the Bluffs and
Omaha, returned home this week.
Miss Kate Sorensen, the photogra-
pher went to Omaha Tuesday to at
tend meeting at the Eastman Kodak
school, Little Andrew Poulson ac-
companied her and they will visit
friends at Council Bluffs while away.
| Mrs. DIR. Clark left Monday morn
ing for Indianola, where she will be
Joined later by her husband and son
who have rented their large farms in
Canada. She was enjoying a months
visit here with her sister, Mrs. Ed.
Bilharz.
Miss Margaret Rasmussen, after a
visit of several days here with her
sisters, Mesdames ]. j. Haals and
Pete Christensen and getting acquain-
ted with her new nephew at the Haals
home, left Monday for her home at
Des Moines.
John Weighton and daughter, Miss
ThaIrn rafurna1 hnuna Tuacdav from