Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-03-07
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= LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Holger Lindholm was a business
and friendly visitor in Omaha few
days this week.
Andrew Christensen went to Des
Moines Tuesday afternoon on bus
mess and pleasure combined.
C. H. Christensen and A. p. Han
sen went to Manning Tuesday morn
ing to spend the day on business.
Ivan Root. who assisted John
Teeters move to his farm near Stu
art, returned home Tuesday noon.
Mrs. James Hood was a friendly
visitor in Manning the fore part of
the week, going up Tuesday fore
noon.
w. G. Sheets and Miss Goldie
Sheets returned Tuesday forenoon
from a visit at Des Moines with Mrs
Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Roland returned
to Deep River, Ia, Tuesday following
a pleasant visit in this vicinity with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Margaret Evans came Tues
day afternoon from Des Moines for
a few days visit with friends at the
Valentine Leonard home.
Miss Tilda Schmidt was in Gray
Tuesday giving her musical students
their weekly instruction. she having
quite a number of pupils there.
Carson Brockway. wife and child.
came Tuesday morning for visit
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Brockway and with their former
friends.
George Northup. son of ]. r.
Northup, went to Panora Tuesday
to visit former friends and may de-
eide to go to Des Moines to seek EN-
ployment
Ambrose Foley returned home on
Tuesday evening from visit of sew
eral days at Omaha with friends.
and in Atlantic with his brother-in-
law, p. A. Casey and children.
J. G. Fisher was passenger Tues
day morning to Carroll to have his
eye treated by specialist, who OPP
Grated on his right eve recently. He
will also visit his daughter. Mrs. r.
Nantz
E. A. Bates left Tuesday after
noon for Miles. Ia. and other Jack
son county points for a visit with
his brothers, William, Arthur and
Horatio Bates, and numerous other
relatives.
Alden. the little son of Mr. and
Mrs. Merle Owen. has been i'll this
week and Tuesday night had a bad
attack of Group. which for time
was serious, but the little one rallied
and is about all right again.
The Martinsen garage has a three
star silk service flag in their display
window in honor of three former
employees at the garage-Earl Rud-
dy. James and John Jensen. who
are in the United States army ser
vice.
Miss Elsie Sherman. following a
visit of short duration here with her
grandmother. Mrs. A. J. Eddy, re-
turned to her home 1t Kirkman
| Tuesday forenoon. Mrs. Eddy, tho
well advanced in years, is enjoying
fairly good health.
Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Infer. of
| Berwick. Iowa. were Audubon Wis
itors Tuesday with their grandchild
of Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Kevan. They
left on the afternoon train for visit
with relatives at Manning.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Laughrey came
Monday afternoon from Atlantic and
will now make Audubon their home.
: Mr.. Laughrey is the new miller at
the Audubon Roller Mills. taking
the place of Chas. Wolf They will
reside in one of the J. X. Jensen
houses.
DR.. C. S. McLeran and F. C.
Sampson left Sunday afternoon for
Yuma. Colo, where the doctor has
considerable land. During Mr..
Simpsons absence, Mrs. Sampson
and daughter are visiting her sister.
Mrs. c. b. Elliott and family at
Creston
Vern Adams who VOLUNTEERED in
the United States army last year and
was stationed for a time AT Camp
Preside. Calf. in 42nd Co. f. Inf.
and later transferred to Camp Dodge
left for Des Moines Tuesday after
enjoying a five days furlough visit
with the Vic Anciaux family and
other friends.
Frank Brownlee. who visited for a
time with relatives at Villsca. re-
turned here Monday and packed and
loaded his household effects and
had them shipped to Yuma. Colo.
Tuesday evening. He will prepare
the home there for his family. who
are. visiting at Villisca and will join
him later. He is to have charge of
the {. 5. McLeran land in Colo.
A. w Freeman OF Clarinda. who
has been here for the past few
months visiting his daughter. Mrs
Sam HEREFORD and family and assist
ing Sam at the City Bakery. returned
to his home Tuesday morning. He
may decide to return TO Audubon
and assist Mr. Hartford with his rush
of work at the bakery as Sam is in
need of additional help.
II. Schrader and brothers-in-law.
Ben and Fred Deist went TO Allan
tic Tuesday morning to spend the
day with Mrs. Harry Schrader. who
was in the Atlantic hospital for sew
eral weeks recovering from an OPP
Grafton to which she submitted for
appendicitis. They returned on the
afternoon train accompanied by
Mrs. Schrader, WHO is so far re-
covered as to be brought to her
home,
The Sloan home was released
from quarantine Monday and Clark
Sloan. who was the smallpox victim,
is again working for Bert Dryden.
commencing his duties Tuesday The
Booton Hotel was released from
quarantine Tuesday and Leo, the