Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-09-06
BON REPUBLICAN THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1917.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

See Webster for potatoes. Phone 80
F. L. Taylor returned home from
Rochester, Mimi. today
]. w. Rendleman and sister
Geraldine, of Extra but formerly OF
!, Audubon, departed today for Hol-
stein, Iowa, where Miss Rendleman
is principal of schools for the ensu-
ing year.
} Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Hillyer and
children returned to their home in
Sioux City today after very pleasant
visit at the home of their parents, Mrs
Fred Horning and G. r. Hillyer.
Dr. H. C. Rogers and wife were
called to Oskaloosa the latter part
of the week by the serious illness of
his mother. Her condition has i'm
proved somewhat so that they felt
they could return to Audubon today.
VIM. Karrup who went with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Karrup,
Sr., to Wyball, S. D., several weeks
ago, returned home the last of the
weak. His parents came sometime
ago. All of them report most
pleasant time.
Nels p. Hoegh, of Brayton, was in
the city early Tuesday morning en-
route to Langford, S. D., where he
has extensive land interests. While
there he will probably dispose of one
of his farms and later go to Henry,
S. D.. to visit relatives.
| J. w. Dawson and wife came back
the last of the week from a ten
days stay at Excelsior Springs, Mo-
They were greatly benefited by their
stay at the springs and are quite
enthused over the medical proper
ties of the health giving water.
| Mrs. Matte Crowther who has been
visiting her husband, who is farming
near Swiss, Wis, returned to Audi
bon yesterday morning and will re-
main here during the fall months
to assist at the Dennis CONNECTION
airy Store.
Mrs. George Gore, son Leroy and
daughter Louise, who have been
visiting at South English and Oska-
loosa, returned home Saturday. The
children had a most delightful time
and have entered on their school
work with renewed energy.
Hens Gibsun and wife of Long
Beach, California, arrived Tuesday
evening to make an extended visit at
the J. Lang home. Mrs. Gibsun and
Mrs. Lang are sisters and their visit
will be greatly enjoyed by both fam
lilies.
| Miss Wanda Willetts and Wilma
Wilhelm, accompanied by Miss
Mayme Dewey as far as Atlantic, re-
turned to their home in Des Moines
Saturday after two weeks pleasant
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ~
Downey.
Auto over to Kimballton Sunday
September 9th either in the after
noon or evening to see the big pre-
paredness production, "Womanhood"
a sequel to the Battle Cry of Peace"
Music furnished BIZ 'the Nordby Or
chestra.
| G. T. Lamb and daughter. Hermie,
returned from Omaha Monday. More
than a week ago, they went to Omaha
to see the eye specialist, DR.. Clifford
While there she was treated by Dr.
Clifford and upon their return, her
eyes were much improved.
Mrs. j. H. Mueller of Griswold. ar
rived to make visit at the home
of Otto Meuler east of town. 1t will
be remembered that Mrs. o. Meuler
was injured in an auto accident the
day following the Yankee Robinson
show. She is slowly improving and
is now we'll along the road to re-
covery o
Miss Edna woadcock, who taught
Rose Hill school west of town last
year returned Saturday from Empor-
ia, Kansas, where she spent the
summer. She has proven to be a
popular teacher and the pupils
and their parents are delighted
to know thct she has returned for
another year.
l.. w. Spencer and wife came from
Council Bluffs Sunday and were ac-
companied by the lady's mother, Mrs.
J. Richards and Orby and Gladys who
have been at the Spencer home most
of the summer. They came on Sat
urday in order to be here in time to
begin their studies in the public
schools which began Monday.
Frank Bagley came home the lat
ter part of the week from New York
state and points in Vermont, where
he spent fortnight visiting friends.
He is one of the young men from
the county who has been drafted in
to the army and yesterday left with
the first five men who will be camp
ed and in training at Camp Dodge.
o. p. Roberts the sign painter has
just finished two handsome signs for
NJ. l. Masterson and Son, owners of
the world champion Hereford bull,
Disturber, Jr., for which the price of
over $4,000 was paid. The signs
present a likeness of the bull and
Mr. Masterson says Mr.. Roberts did a
splendid piece of work in presenting
the reproduction.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Lane and
daughter Miss Wern, who spent
three weeks with their daughter and
sister, Mrs. j. W. Allender and fam
lily at Mt. Pleasant returned home
Friday. They made the trip in
their Mitchell and ha dino difficulty
whatever. Enroute home they en-
countered rain near Oskaloosa and
again near Prairie City.
VIM Owen and wife departed
this morning for Yuma. Colo, to be
gone indefinitely. The mission of
their trip is primarily for the health
of Mrs. Owen. whom the doctors
ordered to leave Iowa and go to
higher altitude and dryer climate
in order to get relief from severe
attack of the asthma. They will be
guests at the home of their daugh-
ter Mrs. Feeder Schmidt and family
Mrs. Joe Johnston returned from
! Des Moines Monday where she had
: been with her daughter, Mrs. Alice
: Barrett for several days who it at one
of the hospitals recovering from a
: surgical operation. which the physi-
ians have pronounced as very success
! full. Her friends hope that she will
continue to improve and that she
will be able TO return TO her family