Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-10-03
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+ LOCAL AND PERSONAL

MISS Mduue Martin went 10 Atlan-
tic the fore part of the week to visit
few days with relatives.
Glen McCuen, the painter. went to
Omaha the fore part of the week to
visit friends and to purchase some
material.
Miss Edna Johnson returned home
Tuesday afternoon from a visit of a
few days in Atlantic with relatives
ald friends.
Minnie and Marie Elby of ogden.
arrived in the city the fore part of
the week and are guests at the home
of Mrs. Walter Roth and family.
Roy Deremo. manager of the Au-
dubon Rendering Works, returned
Monday from an over Sunday visit
with old time friends in Sac City
Mrs Mcknight of Valley Junction
was a passenger to Audubon Tuesday
afternoon for visit with her friend,
Mrs. Robert Rutherford and family.
The Misses katherine and Ella Nc
CURE, of Creston. were here over
Sunday visiting al the home of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. j w. Mcclure
+. o. Niklason. the local horse
buyer. arrived home Tuesday eve
ming from a business visit at St
Louis, Mo, where he spent several
days.
Earl Maharg, County Agent of
Sac county. was in the city the lat
ter part of the week visiting his par
ents and looking after business mat
! tiers.
Albert Law and family came from
Milford the latter part of the week
! and spent n few days at the home
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Searls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Robinson are
rejoicing over the arrival of a
daughter horn to them Sunday eve
ming. Mother and the little one are
doing nicely.
Henry G. Leach, manager of the
Audubon County Land Co., trans
acted business in Atlantic the fore
part of the week, going down on
Tuesday evening.
Julius and James c. Christensen of
Harlan came to Audubon Tuesday.
being called here to attend the
funeral of their brother-in-law, the
late Martin Sorensen.
Christian Jorgensen left on Tues
days evening train for a week end
visit at Lorah at the home of his
sister. Mrs Andrew Andersen and
family and with former friends.
DR.. ID. ID. Drake, wife and two
children, of Clarinda, drove over
land Sunday and spent the day in
the city at the home of the ladys par
cnts, Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Smith.
Cluf, Jens and Ludwig Winthers
returned from Des Moines yesterday
whele they spent few days at Camp
Dodge visiting their brother Robert
WHITTIER, who IS stationed there.
Mrs. p. l. Drury was called TO
Stuart the fore part of the week by
the death of her brothers wife, Mrs.
Warren lines. She went to attend
the funeral which was held Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Burr, daught-
| er Minnie, son August, Mrs. Sophia
| Rubel and children, Fred Owen and
wife autoed to Adair last Sunday to
spend the day with relatives at the
Fred Schalow home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Killinger are
rejoicing over the arrival of a son
| born to them last Saturday. Bert is
feeling as happy as king, while his
wife and little son are getting along
as we'll as could be expected.
Mrs. Julia Parsons, who spent
few weeks in Des Mones visiting
friends, has returned to Audubon and
is making her home for the present
with her daughter, Mrs. p. A. Brand
slater and family in the country.
A. C. Ross went to Dell Rapids,
S. d., Saturday night to look after
his farm interests and to help his
neighbors go over the top with the
Fourth Liberty Loan. He will prob
ably remain there for three or four
weeks.
The construction work on the new
Catholic church is progressing nicely.
With continued good weather the
structure will be under cover before
snow flies. 1t is expected that the
structure will be completed and ready
for occupancy early next year.
Mel Graham left the fore part of
the week for Rochester. Mimi, where
| he will consult specialists regarding
| his physical condition. He may sub
NIT to surgical operation if neces-
sary and if not, he will go to the
sanitarium at Battle Creek, where he
was last year and received consider
able benefit.
l.. w. Barger and daughter, Miss
| Elinor. went to Indianola Tuesday
morning where Miss Barger will at
tend Simpson college the coming
year. Mr.. Barger remained to set
that his daughter was comfortably
| located and thinks she will like her
school work fully as much as she
had anticipated.
Mrs. Charles Wright and daughter,
Miss Ethel who were in Iowa City
several days consulting a physician
regarding the latter's physical con-
diton, returned home yesterday.
While there Miss Ethel submitted to
a surgical operation and it is
thought that she will soon recover
from her ailment
Emil BilharZ, who has been here
on three weeks visit with his son
and daughter, departed Tuesday
morning for his home in Los Angeles,
Calf. Mr.. Bilharz is looking we'll
and says he is enjoying. life these
days. On account of the severe cold
weather in Iowa during the winter
months, he prefers to be where there
is plenty of warm sunshine, and has
chosen California as his permanent
| home.
A coal shed on the rear of the
lot TO the residence occupied by
Blain Swart, caught fire from some
unknown cause Monday evening The
| department was called out and soon
had the flames under control The
shed was practically ruined. but the
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