Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-06-07
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

week, returned home tuesday.
Miss Anna Miller has gone to ON
aha where she is enrolled as a stud
ent in Boyles Business College
Mrs Martin Mortensen was in
Council Bluffs over Sunday visiting
friends and attending church con-
ference.
Miss Helen Clark, student at the
state teachers college al Cedar Falls
the past year. arrived in the city yes
terrday 10 spend her vacation from
school duties.
Mrs. Hans Petersen left Tuesday
she will visit for a fortnight or more
with her daughter, Mrs. Peter Kry-
ger and family.
Miss Carrie Herndon left Monday
evening for a short visit with Miss
Gladys Hunter at Manning Today
she goes TO Chicago for an extended
visit with her mother and sister who
now reside there.
Miss Mollie Detwiler and friend
Miss Susie Colson arrived from Bos-
ton Mass, the fore part of the week
to spend d couple OF months at the
home of the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. N. Detwiler.
Miss Alice Hester returned from
Ames the latter part OF the week
where she has been a student the
past year, and will remain with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Kester,
until school opens next fail.
j. P. Svendsen, who is employed at
the Jensen Bakery, was in Omaha
over Sunday and was accompanied by
Albert and Emily Jensen, who form
erly lived in Omaha before coming to
Audubon to make their home.
Charles Massey who has been at
| tending the Audubon public schools.
has gone to Fairfield, Iowa, where he
will remain during the summer vaca-
| ton. Charley is good steady boy.
and we hope to see him back in school
next September.
Glover, eldest daughter of Mr.. and
! Mrs. O. X. Purdy, went TO Atlantic
Tuesday morning to meet her aunt,
Miss Stella Morrison, who was to ac-
company her TO Nicola, where Glover
will spend the greater part OF her
school vacation with relatives.
Miss Essa Law, one of the gradu-
ates of the A. Fl. S. class OF 1917,
has gone to Kimball, Nebr., where
she will visit relatives for few
weeks. She will later go TO Peetz,
/ Colo, where she will spend the sum-
mer months with her mother.
Mrs. Carl c. Nielsen and son, of
Adair, were over Sunday visitors in
the city al the home Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Ham. Webster. Her
daughter, Margaret, who has been
going to school in Audubon, will re-
turn home with her mother.
j. II. Carter and son Gordon, OF
Waukee, were in the city the latter
part OF the week visiting their son
and brother, George carter and fam.
lily They returned to their home or
Sunday where Mr.. Carter is engaged
in the hardware and Implement bus
mess.
Mrs. S. Hopkins and son Ralph
who have been here on visit at the
home OF the formers daughter, Mrs
L. E. Wray, departed Tuesday morn
ing for their home in Omaha. Ralph
has employment at Denver, Colo.
and after short visit at home will
return to his duties in the west
Mrs. DR.. Soc, Nels j. Andersen, Mr.
and Mrs Henry Hansen and daugh-
tiers Martha and Alma, of kimballton
were in the city Monday afternoon
and in the evening left for Ashland,
Mich. to attend an annual meeting
of the Danish Lutheran church which
is to be held at Ashland over Sun
day.
W. c. Layland is back from For
syth, Montana. where he spent a week
or ten days looking AT some land. He
did not buy while there but may de-
eide to do so later. He encountered
bad weather while on the trip and
said there was a foot of snow on tn ?
ground when he left the middle OF
| last week.
@. X. Purdy, who is taking va
cation from his duties at the post
office, returned from Yuma, Colo, the
! latter part of the week. He intended
to help the Audubon contingency
plant beans on the land they own
| there but owing to the excessive rain ;
! the work could not be done. If the
weather is more favorable the latter
part of this week he will try it again.
! Miss Augusta Hecker, instructor in
| the high school at Upton, the past
/ few years, arrived in the city the lat
! ter part of the week and will spend
3 the summer months with her mother,
Mrs. Henrietta Hecker and other
members of the family. Miss Hecke.
is one of the young women who have
taken up work away from the Old
home town and has made a remark
able success
A. NJ. Currier left Tuesday morning
for Des Moines where he will attend
the convention OF the harness makers
OF Iowa which was in session froI
Tuesday until today. He was met at
Des Moines by Mrs. Currier and
daughter, Mrs. Frank Drake, of New
ton, and will visit at Newton few
pany with his wife.
Miss Anna Petersen, a teacher in
the public schools AZ Ottescn, Iowa,
was in the city the latter part of the
week visiting her sister, Miss Lucia
Petersen, the efficient and obliging
clerk al the Wilson Department Store
Miss Petersen will spend most of her
summer vacation at the home OF her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. l.. j. Petersen
at Hamlin.
An unusually large number of the
members OF the Child Improvement
Club met at the home of Mrs. Ray
Booton last Saturday afternoon. The
topic was. What shall we teach our
children before they enter SCHOOL,"
The leader was Mrs. Robert Curtis
who presented we'll prepared paper
which ELECTED much good natured
discussion.
Walter Schrader, an employee of