Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-11-01

| Fred PlaeLn was in Carroll be-
tween trains Saturday on business
for the Audubon Electric Light Co.
Paul Dixon who was here from
Des Moines few days on business
returned home the last of the week
Chas. Jordan and son Jesse return
ed to Manning Friday evening after
visiting here with S. l.. Mantz and
other friends.
| Merle Owen, wife and baby came
from Extra Saturday, to visit rela-
tives at the C. A. Loss and Dan
Petersen homes.
F. Andreasen arrived in Audubon
Saturday from Yuma, Colo, where he
was assisting local parties harvest
their bean crop.
Miss Harriet Bilharz, who accom-
panied her parents to Omaha and re-
manned for a couple of days visit,
returned home Saturday.
Harold Rubel of Greeley township
was in town few days last week
taking treatment for severe attack
of rheumatism.
Miss Mary Ide of Brayton was in
Audubon Saturday in her way to
Hudson, S. D., to visit her sister,
Mrs. F. M. Alexander.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Owen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lena Slayton and Aug. Burr,
Jr., were Omaha visitors last Satur-
day. going by automobile.
Mrs. Jake Meyer left Friday morn
ing for Odebolt to attend the w. r.
e. District Convention, as a delegate
from Allison Corps. No. 80.
Nels Jensen and August Andersen
expert ditchers and tile layers, re-
turned from Breda, la. Saturday
where they have worked for some
time.
DR.. Rosenbaldt of Council Bluffs
came here Saturday to attend to his
professional duties. Mrs. Rosenbaldt
| accompanied him for a visit with his
| parents.
VIM. J. McCaw and cousin, Ed.
Hannah departed Friday morning for
McCook, Nebr., to spend several days
looking after the farm interests of
Mr.. Hannah.
Miss Marie Mikelsen, who has been
employed at the Ed Beason home
went to her home near Hamlin Fri
day and will help her father gather
the corn crop.
Geo. Grovenburg and three daugh-
tiers of bundle, Mimi, arrived Fri
day morning for a visit with their
son and brother, Dennis Grovenburg,
in West Audubon.
A. Fl. Roberts is having new
furnace installed in his home, hav-
ing contracted with the Carter Hard
ware Co. for one of their good fur
naces they handle
F. X. Staley returned Friday to his
home at Perry, after a visit in Audi
bon with his son Wills Staley and
wife. Mr.. Staley celebrated his S1st
birthday anniversary while here.
Misses Clara and Agnes Lutwitze
and Carrie Herndon, three of the most
progressive teachers of Cameron
township have shown their patriot
ism by buying Liberty Loan Bonds.
Mrs. ID. M. Hutchinson and child
who visited her brother, DR.. Jacob
son at Extra, spent Saturday here.
She was on her way to Lake View
to visit, before returning to her home
at Manila.
Mrs. Abbie Dennis of Willamette.
ILL.,, a suburb of Chicago, who visit
ed here with her father-in--law, J.
S. Dennis and family for ten days.
left Saturday for a visit at Harlan
with relatives.
Ray Thompson, Frank Johnson
and John Hamilton of La Cygne,
Kans., spent last week in Audubon
with friends, going to Manning Sat
urday, where they have secured en-
ployment for the winter.
The Audubon High School football
team and admirerers had a frolic-
some time Friday night with bon fire
and enjoying some Halloween pranks
because of their decisive victory over
the Manning foot ball team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Fancher, AL
bert Fancher, Mrs. T. II. Turner, and
Mr.. and Mrs. All Miller, who were
called to South English last week to
attend the funeral of their relative.
Mrs. VIM. Fancher, returned home
last Thursday.
Mrs. F.. ID. Searls went to Carroll
Saturday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
w. r. Smith and children, Mr.. Smith
who went to Rochester had an Ex-
Ray examination one day last week.
the outcome of which was to be
known Saturday
Jimmie Kerwin, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. E. Kerwin, suffered broken
toe on his right foot Saturday morn
ing, when COW stepped on the men,
Der. He came to town and had the
foot attended to by a physician and
a nj
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Andersen. Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Petersen, and three
children departed Friday for an ex-
tended visit with two sons of Mr.. and
Mrs. Petersen at Selma, Calf. They
will also visit with friends elsewhere
and expect to remain most Of the
winter.
Mrs. Matte Hunter, daughter,
Mrs. Marion Durham and son, George
here for visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Clyde Keith. spent several days last
week visiting friends in the vicinity
of Gray. They are former residents
of Audubon and are having a fine
time here.
Mrs. VIM. Wahlert of Anita who
visited her brother, Chas. Minerman
and family in Washington Springs,
S. d., was a visitor in Audubon Fri
day at the NJ. T. Foley home enroute
to her home. Her mother, Mrs.
Minerman and son came from Extra
by auto to meet her and they return
ed to Extra in the evening.
Miss Hulda Johannsen, who has
been on an extended visit at Minot.
N. d., with her uncle. Amos Heuer-
man and family, arrived home Thurs
day evening Mr.. Heuerman ac-
companied her to Audubon for visit
at the home of his brother-in-law,