Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-11-07
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y LOCAL AND PERSONAL *

Pure Bred White Wyandotte
cockerels for sale, reasonable II
taken soon. Mrs. NJ. ID. Graves 45-2
Mrs. Bertha Musson, came from
Ames the fore part of the week for
a short visit with relatives and form
err friends
The p. Z. 0. Sisterhood meets
this evening at the home of Mrs. A.
l.. Brooks. Mrs. Bertha Musson. of
Ames will be the guest of the
ladies.
Miss Helen Roepke, who has been
guest at the w. c. Tibben home
near Extra. was in the city Wednes-
day enroute to her home at Ida
Grove.
Perry Carter and l. A. Jones. who
acted as jurors on the Federal jury
at Council Bluffs last week. re-
turned home this morning, as the
November term has closed.
Mrs. j. p. Jensen and son. Harold
who have been in the vicinity visit
ing relatives and former friends. left
| Wednesday for Armstrong, Ia,
where they will make a visit before
returning to their home at Syracuse,
n. y.
Mrs. DR.. Fulton, Mrs. S. c. Kerr
berg, Mrs. Bertha Musson, of Ames ::
Mrs Gertrude Nelson and Mrs. f. +.
Bilharz accompanied Mrs. Nettie
Ross yesterday and together spent
the day at the hospitable home of
Mrs. l.. +. Simpson, near Brayton
The ladies report most delightful
time.
Mrs. +. c. Weintz came from
Marshalltown the fore part of the
week for a visit with her sister-in-
law, Mrs. DR.. II. G. Rogers, who
has been quite sick at her home on
Tracy street. This morning she re-
turned to her home in Chicago ac-
companied by her niece, Mrs. DR..
Lorenzo Brooks.
jake II. Miller. of tho Great Lake
Naval Training Station of Chicago,
is home on ten days furlough and
spending part of his time with
friends in the city He and his faith
er, f. j. Miller, OF Visla township.
have been at Camp Dodge visiting
the son and brother. Roscoe Miller,
who has been very sick with the flu.
The regular meeting of the Wom-
ems Club will be held at Watts hall
Wednesday. Nov. 18th, at 2:3O D. m.
The meeting will begin prompt at
1880. Rev. c. w. Proctor will give
talk on War Work of the Y. NJ.
&. A" Do not miss this oppor-
tunity TO learn more of the state or
ganization. Club members are re-
quested 10 bring thimble thread and
needle, as there is work to do. Guests
are invited.
Edwin Andersen son of T. J. An
dersen, of Douglas township, left
Wednesday for Blair, Neb., TO re-
sumo his work in school after being
home several weeks to help with
the harvesting of crops. That same
day he received word from the local
board"to appear next Monday for ex-
animation for army duty. He will
probably return home today 10 be
here to comply with the orders of
the government.
Walter Petersen, son OF X. j..
Petersen, who went to Camp Free
mont, Calf, from Meckler, Idaho,
last fan, has written his parents that
he is now at Camp Mills, N. Y, and
would no doubt soon go overseas.
1t took them more than week to
make the trip east, but Walter
writes that he did not mind it for ii
was interesting TO him and now
hoped to be able to take the trip
| across the pond without further de-
| lay.
Charles S. White, attorney. who
No IT,. L. l.
past summer, returned to Audubon
Monday evening and will remain
here for the winter He came in
time so he could cast his ballot at
the general election. Mr.. White is
quite well pleased with his invest
ment in Canada land. and although
the returns from farming this year
were not as big as anticipated. yet
he is going in on a larger scale for
! next years crops.
Laurist F. Jensen. who for three
years worked on the farm for John
Griffith, east of town, has sent word
that he arrived safely overseas He
left here when the two Johnson boys
left and has been with them ever
since. He writes the Griffith fam
lily that he certainly likes army life
and is anxious TO get into the fray.
c. S. Christensen, son of Rev. G.
b. Christiansisn, who eDtered the
! aviation branch of the army service
about eight monhs ago arrived in
the city Saturday on a ten day fur
Tough. Today he returns to Brind-
ley Field, Long Island, n. Y. Mr..
Christensen went 10 the Kelley
| Field. but later was sent To Cali
fornia and then to Virginia. but he
will probably remain at Long Island
until he is sent overseas.