Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-05-11
EXTRA

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barnholdt,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor and Mrs.
Joe Davis of Avoca passed through
this city Friday morning on their way
to Ames. by auto to attend the May
festival held there this week and also
to attend the Mothers Day program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnholdt have son
ATTENDING college there. They stop
| ped here a short time to call on Her.
man Barnholdt brother of the form
er gentleman.
The Misses Amy Willoughby, Haz-
ell Perley, Mary Hensley. Dorothy
Delahoyde, Helen Gault, Ellie Jensen
and Harvey Jensen autoed to Dexter
Sunday to visit Miss Marion Willough-
by who is domestic science teacher
in the schools of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Liken, of Gray,
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Green and
daughter, Florence, of Audubon auto
ed to Extra Sunday in the new Cadil-
lac Mr.. Liken recently purchased.
They spent the afternoon at the x. G..
Wilson home.
Mrs. John l. Hensley returned
home Sunday from east of Lorah,
where she has been spending the
past week with her daughter, Mrs.
Walter Sewell who has been sick but
is recovering slowly from paralytic
stroke.
Mr.. and Mrs Jess Williams of Fon-
tenelle have opened new restaurant
and short order business in this city
and are already enjoying good
trade. They expect to put in a first
class bakery here soon.
Mrs. Tom Gill returned home Mon
day from a two weeks visit in Valley
Junction with relatives. Her father,
VIM. HARDWOOD accompanied her home
for an extended visit.
Mrs. Cox and daughter, Olive, and
Arthur, Carrie and John Rendleman
and Miss Mable Rider autoed to Car
roll Sunday to attend the Bromley
tabernacle meetings being held there.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Klever wen,
out to the farm last week to spend
the summer with their son, Fred, but
will return to their home here this
fall after the farming season is over.
The young ladies Sunday school
class of which Miss Mildred Morey Is
a member, gave her a pleasant sur
prise last Saturday, 1t being her birth
day anniversary.
Mrs. Chas. Malstrom was an Audi.
bon visitor last Friday between trains
Ia political caller in this city last
Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebbe Hansen of Har.
Ian autoed over last Thursday anc
spent the day calling on friends anc
attending to business matters.
The Pythian Sisterhood Lodge o.
this city will go to Anita next Tues
day to put on the staff work at the
convention to be held there.
Mrs VIM. Hugman who has beer
earring for Mrs. Baumgartner has TAX
en- her to her home to care for hel
during the summer.
b. f. Cramer returned home Sun
day after spending the week in Wal
nut working in the Green Bay lumbe
yard in that city.
Miss Nora and Ona Larson of Bray
ton were up Sunday spending the da.
at their sisters home, Mrs. Elme
Green and family
Master Donald and Genevieve Con
nelly of Atlantic were over Sunda
visitors with DR.. and Mrs. Roy Lantz
Miss Olive Cox has a class of plan
pupils in Brayton where she goe
several days each week to teach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Foss of Adai
were Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mr..
Chas. Foss east of this city.
: Mrs. Arthur Statzell has been O
. the sick list the past week with
Threatened attack of fever.
Mrs. Harry Hannum of Counc
Bluffs is here visiting her sister, Mrs
Ola Willis for two weeks.
Tom Adair purchased new For
touring car last week to spend hi
leisure time Joy riding.
Otto WHITAKER was a Sunday visit
or with home folks here and left Nor
day for his work again.
Frank Bates purchased two ca
} loads of fat cattle of VIM. and A
bert Bintner Monday.
Chas. Jacobsen of Casey is her
visiting relatives and old tim
friends for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Newman
Adair were Sunday visitors with rels
; tives in this city.
DR.. Lambert and Lima Byri Bril-
kerhoff were callers In Atlantic FIR
day evening.
man Barholdt, brother of the form
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bornhold
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John Dimick bought car load ,
cattle of Shomp Bintner Monday.