Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-03-28
= LOCAL AND PERSONAL

this vicinity with various relatives.
Mrs. F. Harmon came yesterday
from Lewis to visit with her father
G. III. Priestley and other relatives
G. c. Carter left yesterday for a
business visit at Des Moines and may
decide to go to Chicago while away.
Miss Ella GUIDE returned to Extra
yesterday, following a pleasant visit
here with relatives for several days.
The lady demonstration arrived
this week to exhibit the Aluminium
Ware at the Audubon Hardware Co.
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gerbers of Ex-
ira were business and friendly Wis
itors in Audubon Monday of this
week.
Nels Sorensen returned to Audu-
bon yesterday from Carroll where he
visited relatives and friends for a
few weeks
Mrs. John Parnham left yesterday
forenoon for visit at Indianola to
visit her daughter. Mrs. Fred Brent
and husband.
A. Fl. Dahm. who visited here at
the home of Rev G. B. Christensen,
departed for his home at Blair, Ne
braska yesterday.
Miss Marie Andersen of Anita, who
visited relatives in Kimballton and
this vicinity, returned to her home
| Tuesday evening.
A. III. Edwards was a passenger to
Des Moines Tuesday evening on bus
mess of Importance and to visit with
friends few days.
f. NJ. Johnson went to Des Moines
yesterday morning and returned
home with Studebaker Six automo-
bile to place in stock.
Mrs. b. Metcalf of Harlan, who
was here on a visit with her sister.
Mrs. George Hilyer and family, left
yesterday for her home.
Mrs. G. b. Christensen returned
| Tuesday afternoon from a visit at
Camp sDodge with her son, John,
who is in training there.
Mrs. w. NJ. Cleveland, after visit
here with her cousin. Mrs. j. A.
Humiston and husband, left for her
home at Cedar Rapids yesterday.
Louie kring and wife, living north
west of town. are the proud parents
of baby girl, that arrived to glad
den their hearts yesterday morning.
Mrs. C. Il. Varble and daughter
| Velma returned home yesterday
from weeks visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. pm. Moore at Creston
John Naylor cleft for Sioux City
Tuesday evening with the intention
of purchasing couple of car loads
of cattle If the price was reasonable
Mrs. Mabel Burgensen of Omaha
who was here visiting her sister, Mrs
l.. Z. Kline and family and to see
her new niece, returned home yester-
day.
Mrs. Roy Smith and little son, who
visited in Audubon a few days at
the home of Mrs. Smiths parents. re-
! turned this morning to her home in
Villisca.
Mrs. j. p. Griffith and Mrs. c.. c..
Griffith. of Waterloo. who, came to
attend the funeral Of the little son
of Mr. and Mrs. John Griffith. return
ed to their home yesterday.
Large crowds are in attendance at
aluminium sale being held this week
at the Audubon Hardware Co. store.
The lady demonstration is kept busy
showing the fine cooking points of
the ware.
James Cochran, who is stationed
at Camp Cody. Deming, N ~. and
has been visiting his parents at At
lantic. transferred here yesterday en-
route to Wall Lake for visit with
relatives.
Gale Egner and family. of Ansel-
mo, Nebr.. who visited her mother,
Mrs. Minnie Rachel. departed yester-
will visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eli f. Egner.
Chris Hansen. who accompanied
Watt Fry to Howard S. D., arrived
home yesterday for a visit with his
relatives. He will return to Howard
next week and work during the sum
mer for Mr.. Fry.
Mr. and Mrs. d. l.. Thomas, who
enjoyed weeks pleasant visit at
Omaha with his sister. Mrs. J. C..
Johnson. and with friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Il. Proctor at Griswold. re-
turned home Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Baker and
daughter. Miss Margaret. who have
been visiting in Audubon for some
time at the home of his mother. Mrs
|. p. Baker. went to Atlantic yester-
day where Clyde will enter the hos
pital to take treatment for rheu-
matism. DR.. J. NJ. Fulton accom-
panied them to the hospital.
Ed. Schelm. express messenger on
the ADMINISTRATION branch, who
with his wife have been enjoying a
ist since January Sth in California
returned TO his home in Atlantic
Monday. Yesterday they We're friend
ly visitors in Audubon and then went
to Mapleton and Charter Oak to visit
relatives. He will resume his work
again on April Sth.
Mrs. r. NJ. Kerwin and daughter,
Mrs. Ed Kilcoin and r. Ii. Kerwin
went to Iowa City Tuesday evening
to attend the funeral of their nephew
and cousin. Ed Kerwin, who died at
Chattanooga. Tenn, the body arriving
at Iowa City yesterday. A cousin. J.
+. Kerwin. leaves Saturday to attend
the funeral. w. J. Kerwin, a broth
er of the deceased. left Hamlin Tues
day afternoon for Iowa City to be in
attendance at the funeral. q which
will take place Monday. "A
Hi b. Packard and Two sons OF
Gray were friendly visitors in Au-
dubon Tuesday. His sons are Harry
Packard of Camp Pike, Ark, and
Chester Packard. of the Naval hos
pital. Washington, ID. c.. who arriv-
ed home Monday, the former on a
ten days furlough and the latter or
a thirty days furlough. The two
young men are hooking fine and are
well pleased to be in the service.
Mr.. Packard can certainly be proud