Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-05-31
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

CTOSS means 10 us, now tHdt we dIS
a. war?
E. j. Freeman, his daughter Mrs.
Frank Berman and son Billy return
ed to Audubon Monday morning af
ter visit in Atlantic with John Free
man and family.
Joe Roth, distributor. for the Sun
day Register in Audubon, received
his papers over the Northwestern
last Sunday, the Sunday Rock Island
train being taken off the branch.
]. j. Lane, of Rock Island, H..
following a pleasant visit here with
his son, F. ID. Lane, of the monument
works, terminated his visit Monday
morning and returned to his home.
Miss Daisy Prick is enjoying va
cation from her arduous duties at the
drug store, and left Monday morning
for Lake Okoboji to visit her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Frick and also en-
Joy her annual fishing iaunt.
H. G. Rice, Fred Rice, Harrison
Stanley, w. c. Layland, Justin Car
roll accompanied X. ]. Petersen, the
land agent at Hamlin, to Montana to
take look at the country. Some of
them may decide to purchase land.
Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Lee, of Sac
City, came Sunday via auto to visit
their friend, Mrs. Simon Hansen, and
family. They visited friends in Ex-
ira Monday, returning here in the
evening, after which they returned
to their home.
Bert Henriksen, who underwent
a surgical operation at an Omaha
hospital a few weeks ago, returned
home last week. Bert says he is
feeling better than he has for some
time. We are pleased to note his
improvement.
H. w. Burr, living east of Extra,
sold from his own feed yard a car
load of choice cattle to j. w. Nc
CURE last Saturday, for which he re-
ceived good price. j. w. knows
good cattle when he sees them and
Henry had them.
Mrs. Lou Jensen and children de-
parted last week for Hudson, S. ID.
to Join her father, -. E. Soar, for
visit with relatives and to attend the
graduating exercises of her daughter
Beulah Conrardy being one of the
graduates this year
The Flynn Paving Co., of Sioux
City, who have the contract for the
second batch of paving in Audubon,
are making satisfactory Roadway
and with good weather in their favor
will easily complete the work from
present indications.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Andersen
left Monday morning for Morehead,
Iowa, to visit with their old time
friend, Peter Hagaard and family,
former residents of this county. Mr..
Hagaard was formerly owner of the
Fiscus general store.
Miss Madge Mcclure went to Des
Moines Decoration Day to visit her
sisters, the Misses Theresa and Ger
trude Mcclure, the former holding
responsible position at the capitol
city and the latter graduate from
st. JoJseph's Academy today.
Mrs. L. E. Wray is enjoying a few
days visit from her sister, Mrs. Carl
Rennick, who arrived in Audubon
Tuesday evening from Portland Or
egon. AS it has been ten years since
the sisters have seen each other, no
doubt the visit is an enjoyable one.
Mrs. Albert Hocamr and four chill
dren. end Mrs Leslie Hartzell and
two children arrived from. California
for an extended visit with relatives.
the former at tho home of her moth
er. hrs. Minnie Fensley and the lat
ter with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Deets.
Rev. and Mrs. Greenlee have re-
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and Omaha where they had an en-
joyable visit with friends. They were
also in attendance at the 25th ami |
versary services of the Clifton Hill !
church, where Mr.. Greenlee was a |
former pastor.
Miss Emma Johansen, who has |
been here visiting at the home of |
1er brother, Supt. F. w. Johansen
and wife, went to Omaha Monday |
'or a visit with friends. She will re-
urn to Audubon to complete her
visit, then return to her home at |
1ladbrook.
One would suppose that the build
ng boom going on the past five
,r six years in Audubon would cease
Ind especially with the cost of build
rs hiatNi iai 81 IA5h OuSh 10 nut
he case, however, as there are as
many if not more new and modern
being erected in the city
md country also.
Mrs. G. H. Kings and daughter,
Mrs. A. V. Brady and son, following
IN enjoyable visit in Audubon with
heir daughter and sister, Mrs. s. c.
ierberg and husband, returned to
heir home in Sanborn, Iowa, Mon
lay morning. Mrs. Kerberg and lit
lie daughter accompanied them to
'anbOrn for visit.
Mrs. A. NJ. Currier left on Mon
lays early train for few weeks
'isit at Newton with her daughter,
ir!s. F. l.. Drake and family. Mr..
'urrier will leave the fore part of
ext week for Des Moines to attend
he Harness Makers convention, after
which he will join his wife and to-
ether they will return to Audubon.
George Leffingwell and force of
men who were in Anita for two
weeks moving houses, returned to
audubon last Friday Mr.. Leffingwell
egan the first of this week the NOV
ng of the Rev. Giddens dwelling,
ecently purchased of II. A. Arnold,
lie has several other contracts which
will keep him busy most of the sum-
1er months.
Mrs. c. j. Graf, of Villsca, who
listed here with her sister, Mrs. DIR.
ialloran and family, departed Mon
ay for Rochester, Mimi, where she
will consult the Drs. Mayo regarding
er health. 1t is hoped by her many
riends throughout this vicinity that
er ailment is not of a serious nature
nd that she will not have to sub
nit to an operation.
II. b SturteYant who has heen