Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-07-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Der arrived from Chicago Tuesday
morning to visit home folks for a
time
Mrs. c. Hansen and children of
Creston, arrived in the city the fore
part of the week for an extended
visit with relatives.
Mrs. George Hillyer went to Har-
Ian the fore part of the week to visit
her sister, and her mother who is
making a visit at that place.
d. w. Wood and daughter Elanor,
and Mabel Brooks autoed to Atlantic
Tuesday to visit Lorenzo Brooks, who
returned here from Des Moines.
Miss Alma Oelke went to Omaha
the last of the week after a months
visit in the city with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. August Oelke.
The Misses Anna and Katherine
Burkhardt left Tuesday morning for
Adair to visit for several days at the
home of Mrs. Chas. Cox and family.
Mrs. Lydia Townsend went to Mar
shalltown the fore part OF the week
for a ten days visit at the home of
her daughter Mrs. j. o. Parks and
family.
| IL. uSSeD, VI AdSeN, VINO
was called here Saturday tn attend
the funeral of his cousin Rasmuc
Rasmussen, returned Monday to his
home.
Misses Theresa and Ollivene
/ Wheeler went to Fort Dodge Mon
day to visit for a couple OF weeks
with their sister, Mrs. Leslie Walker
and family.
J. J. Ruhs and family and Rev.
| Jackson Giddens and family went
to Lake Okoboji yesterday where
they will visit for a couple of weeks
and enjoy fishing.
| Mr.. and Mrs John Martinsen and
daughter Anna, and James Jensen,
returned Saturday from trip to On
aha where they secured another con-
| signment of Ford cars.
Miss RUBY Stone, who has oeen
visiting relatives and friends near
Aberdeen, S. D., the past three
weeks, returned to her home in this
city Monday evening.
Mrs. Mary Ostrum. who has been
visiting relatives and friends in the
city couple of weeks, terminated
her visit Saturday when she returned
Mrs Lulu Overstreet and children
who have been guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Best. for sew
eral days returned to their home in
Des Moines the latter part of the
week
Mrs. II. p. Rice and son Howard.
who have been visiting at the homes
OF Herman and Fred Schroeder and
their families for the past ten days, !
left Monday for their home at Mt. |
Ayr. Iowa. Mrs. Herman Schroeder
went as far as Des Moines with them. !
Mrs. Frank Berman and little son
Master Billy Berman. came from JEFF |
ferSon. Monday evening, and on Tues |
day in company with her father. T.. |
j. freeman, went to Atlantic to |
spend the glorious Fourth at the
nome OF JOIN Freeman ana family. |
Miss Jessamine Hoover left Mon
day for three weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. w. w. Waldron. at Tung-
stem, Colo. a camp in the mountains
about thirty miles from a railroad
Here she will rest and refresh her
self from her usual duties as cashier
at the Wilson Department Store.
Emma and Elsie Rachel went to
Ahselma' Nebraska, Monday morn
ing Tor an extended visit at the home
OF their sister, Mrs. ii. NJ. Enger. Miss
hdpel Blohm accompanied them as
lar as Omaha where she spent over
band. nus
Nat McFadden Has called TO Os-
i"oSa Yesterday by the serious II
ness OF his brother. James r. Nc
adden, who is past 50 years of age.
re mas been in poor health recently.
While there he viii a!so meet two of ,
ais other brothers WHO have also
been called
August Johnson and wife and his :
sister, Miss Esther, of Chicago. who !
las been guest at the johnson :
rome near Larland, left Sunday for }
1oohe TO spend few days. From
mere they went to Moline. III. to r
pend the 4th. and later will go 10 :
'hicago and points in the east. !
Two balloons from the aviation sta r
ION at Fort Omaha, passed over the a
NY last saturday. John Reuschling
OF OUT with his telescope and said -
e could plainly see two men in the y
asket attached to the balloon which y,
'as travelling at a rate of 40 miles "
IL hour and at an altitude of four "
five thousand feet. d
The fair books for the Audubon
ar nave been printed and are ready Y,
Or distribution. The secretary Inc W
Iornlng, has made every effort nos -
ple TO make the fair one of tho 70
est In the history of the association a, a.
nd IN this new book will be found III
splendid race program and a lot
free attractions. hi
Edwin. son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. s Pc
an Gorder is in Wisconsin enjoying We We
vacation at one of the boys camps, ",
r. Sprague, of Grnnell. is one of y
lie directors of the camp and a friend ie
Mr.. NanGorder, so Edwin is in
'od hands. Mr.. VanGorder accom- f
'nied his son and enroute home will tv
axe visit with his sister. Mrs. OF
irk and family. NJ
p. w. Cunningham. who for sew D.
al years has been making his home
the city with |. NJ Darland. re- -,
rned home Monday from a months W,
SIT with relatives and friends in VI VI
ansas. Enroute home he visited IL, ,e
'lnts in Nebraska. He had a nice VI
me and enjoyed the visit ever so D'
uch' but neverless he is glad 10
Il back to Audubon.
Rev. +. S. Rosenberg. pastor of the In
inlsh Lutheran church at Fresno. vi,
llltornia, was in the city the fore 90
.rt OF the week enroute TO Cordova. SO
err to join his family. Rev. Ros- in
oerg attended the meeting at Neen- I'm
l. WIS, and stopped here for a visit
lnday he preached at Ebenezer -,