Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-04-18
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4 LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Attend the Crescent tonight.

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Rev. c. ID. Wendell at Story City,
returned home Friday evening.
Miss Gertrude Nelson returned
Thursday evening from a couple of
days visit at Coon Rapids at the
home of her brother, Meade Steele.
Mrs. F. w. Johansen of Cherokee
came Saturday evening to enjoy a
several days visit with her various
friends, who were all pleased to see
her
August Conrad departed Saturday
, three car loads of fine fat cattle for
the market. He returned home
this week
Choate & Lane of the Audubon
Marble Works received shipment
of car load of fine monuments,
that arrived from Warsaw, Wis,
| Friday evening.
Mrs. l. d. McCarville and little
child, accompanied by Miss Mary
! Foley, were passengers Saturday to
! Atlantic to visit over Sunday with
the formers mother, Mrs. ]. M.
faulty.
NlSS bOld SidIh, VI thS
/ high school at Fontanelle, returned
to her school work Monday morn
ing. after visit here over Sunday
with Miss Anna Wilson at the Will
/ Wilson home.
Miss Mary Andrews, of Smithland.
Iowa, who is making her home with
Lawrence Hayes and family in the
country, went to Extra Saturday af-
ternoon for a few days visit with
her uncle, F. c. Andrews.
Mrs. Minnie Vetter of Grant, Ia,
came to Audubon Saturday morning
| for visit with relatives at the Chris
Hahn home. She went to Gray Sat-
'urday evening to visit her brother,
Fritz Dreher and family.
The new stock of monuments
now on display at the Audubon
Marble Works is one of the finest
ever seen in Audubon. Mr.. Lane
made the selection while in the
state of Wisconsin recently
Miss Elizabeth Foley, who came
/ last week from Carroll to visit her
father, George A. Foley, and espe-
cially with her brother, Leo, who
volunteered his services to the U. S.
! army, returned to Carroll Friday.
Bertel Wonsmos and E. Ray
Smith departed Monday evening for
North Platte, Nebr., where they ex-
pect to remain until fall, painting
landscape pictures, having large
contract for pictures in that vicin-
ity.
Charles Roth of Sioux City, who
has been visiting relatives in Audi
bon for several weeks, returned to
his home Tuesday morning. Mrs.
Walter Roth and child accompanied
him to his home for four days
visit. %4Nr
Mrs. w. A. Hudler and little son
who enjoyed a couple of weeks Wis
it at Marengo with her mother, Mrs.
j. r. Gilchrist, returned home Sat
urday noon, much to the delight of
Will. who was becoming tired of
patching. kf. a~
1 Pete Petersen has Resigned his po-
sition at the b. LIgfyden shop and
will move to WitH6TWis. He came
from that place last Saturday. after
spending week there and purchas-
ing a vulcanizing plant for himself
while away.
| H. j. Halvorsen of the Alderman
Co. store left for DEBORAH. Iowa,
Monday evening where he will visit
relatives and friends and attend to
business affairs. That place is his
former home and he will spend this
week there.
Dale and Howard Anderson, sons
In nd fau
art, while in Crawford county last
week, had the luck to capture a
mother wolf and five young cubs.
the county seat.
w. j. Markley, of Manning. en-
ployed here with HOlger LindhOlm
the carpenter, and working on the
Hans Hansen new residence in the
Freeman addition, went to his home
Saturday evening to spend Sunday
with his family.
Mrs. Bert Timmons came from
Atlantic Tuesday morning for Wis
it with her mother, Mrs Eliza Mush-
rush. and other relatives. She re-
turned to her home yesterday ac-
companied by her mother for Wis
it of several weeks.
The seven weeks old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Braun died last
Thursday night at the home in Lin
coin township. Funeral services
were held the last Of the week. We
were to have received particulars,
but they failed to reach us.
A small fire occurred Tuesday
morning about IL O'Clock at the
rear of the Jensen home north of
DR.. Rogers veterinary hospital. The
only loss is chicken brOOder. L..
c. Johnson came to the gallant res
cue and saved the little chicks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith. son
Earl and daughter Marguerite, who
were here to attend the funeral of
| Mrs. Smiths mother, Mrs. s. Jor-
dan, and remained for a visit with
relatives, returned Friday morning
to their home at Kirkville. Iowa.
John Martinsen and son Lake. +.
l.. Anderson and son Dale, and E. l..
Andersen, chief mechanic at the
Martinsen garage, went to Omaha
Tuesday afternoon to purchase four
Republic trucks. They returned
home Tuesdy night safe and sound.
Miss Christine Jensen, who is en-
ployed at Tyler Mimi, and arrived
home for a visit with her relatives
and to bid good bye to her brother,
Otto c. Jensen, who left for Kan
sas City, Mo-, to take training at the
Sweeney Auto school, preparatory to
war service, departed Friday even
ing for her Minnesota home.
J. W. Shoesmith arrived in Au-
dubon Saturday afternoon from his
home at Holly, Colo, to visit his
cousin, Mrs. r. l.. Talbot and chill
dren, also his sister, Mrs. M. l. Mas
terson and family in the country. 1t
has been about seven years since Mr..