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

Riley Jones returned Monday from
Carol where he visited couple of
days.
Geo. Currier left Tuesday for
Anita for a few days visit with his
children.
Peter Jensen, of the Jensen Ga
rage, went to Des Moines Sunday .on
business.
Ray Hoover and wife departed last
week for Montana, where they may
decide TO locate.
Mrs. Allen Eddy has returned from
Kirkman, where she visited her
daughter, Mrs. Sherman.
Over three hundred local people
Joined the local Red Cross here last
Saturday, so we are informed.
Mrs. Mikelsen, who visited here
with her brother, H. P. Rasmussen,
returned to Des Moines Friday.
Harley Stafford returned the latter
part of the week from Omaha where
he attended to important business.
Miss Lavina Steele came from
Des Moines Saturday TO visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Gertrude Nelson and chill
dren.
Clyde Keith, who has been a suf-
ferer with typhoid fever, is improv-
ing nicely now and able to be up
some.
VIM. Hand, of Stuart. is holding
down the job of operator at the
Crescent during the absence of Leo
jerks.
Frank Sampson. wife and children
returned Tuesday evening from
visit at Creston with her sister, Mrs
Chas. Elliott and family.
Pete Lauridsen returned the first
of the week from Chicago where he
accompanied car load of cattle, get
ting in on a good market.
Mrs. Robert More came from ON
aha the lest of the week TO visit her
sister, Mrs. j. Foltz, and at the Geo.
Moore home in the country.
Harp Wilson, who was called TO
Avoca last week TO attend the funeral
of his sister. Mrs. E. c. Swartsfager,
returned to Audubon Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank HOLSTER ar
rived here Tuesday from Winner. S.
d., to visit relatives and be present
for the Memorial Day services.
Lou Loss and wife, of Stuart. and
Merle Owen and family of Extra,
were here this week visiting their
relatives and friends. All doing we'll
Mrs. Ray Brenton and children, of
Clarion are here For visit with her
mother, Mrs. j. Hite and to be pres
ent az the graduation of her sister.
Margaret
George McNary and son, former
Audubonites, but now residents of
Criswold. were visiting with friends
in Audubon this week, coming up
yesterday morning.
NJ T. Foley is back from his visit
to Des Moines where he went on bus
mess and TO Ames, where he visited
his son Ambrose, a student at the
Iowa state college.
Miss Grace Shepard, of Carroll,
spent Tuesday in Audubon with her
relatives at the Mrs. K. l.. Talbot
home. She was enroute to Villisca
for a visit with friends.
C. j. Knudsen and son Holger
went TO Des Moines Tuesday even
ing, where the latter will enter the
Lutheran hospital and submit to an
operation for appendicitis.
Will Roth writes his brother from
Port Royal, S. c., relating his ex-
perience in submarine several miles
across the bay. He is well satisfied
with the service and says, II like it
fine
n. d. Mantz and daughter, Miss
Annie of Green county. Iowa, came
Friday to visit with his brother, S.
l.. Mantz and wife. They departed
the first of the week for Proud coun-
ty, Kansas. to visit relatives, then
go to Denver. Colo, to visit his mar
ried daughter and family, where they
expect to remain a couple of months,
when they will return TO Iowa. They
are making the trip overland by au-
tomobile and expect TO enjoy every
moment of the journey.