Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-01-24
= LOCAL AND PERSONAL

: pest OF III Wnen ne gets the worst o.
it.
i. Miss Frances Zierhut went to Car
roll this morning for few days wish
with friends.
Jim Abrell departed last evening
for Indianapolis, Ind, to visit with
relatives for an indefinite stay, and
will also visit relatives and friends
at several Michigan points while
away.
w. F. Roseman of the Audubon
high school faculty, went to Atlantic
Friday evening to referee the Allan.
tic Oakland basket ball game, held al
the Atlantic high school gymnasium
Friday night.
Miss Mildred Buck went to Des
friends. She will also go to Indian
ola for an over Sunday visit with
her sister, Miss Eloise, who attends
Simpson college.
Miss Marie Hoffman, who visited
here at the home of her brother,
Harley Hoffman and wife, returned
to her home Friday afternoon. Mrs
Harley Hoffman accompanied her to
Extra for visit.
Mrs. Martin Madsen. who visited
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Mckibben, returned to her
home at Extra the last of the week.
Her mother accompanied her to Ex-
ira for a several days visit.
Albert Law and family, who have
been here on an extended visit at
the home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Law and +. ID. Searls
in the country, left Friday evening
for their home at Milford.
Friday afternoon OF last week
Henry Leighty when making the turn
at the Johnson & Gore corner with
his auto, ran into the electrolier light
Tpost and demolished it completely
Slight damage was also done to his
car
Frank Mcclure shipped car load
of fine fat cattle to the South Omaha
market Friday evening. He ships a
car load occasionally and as gen
eral rule always gets good price as
his feeders are always above the av-
erage.
Jens Stone, who has been employ
ed by his brother Pete Stone at the
planning mill, departed Friday even
ing for Langford IS d., for a. visit
with his brother N. c. Sorcnsen and
family. If satisfied with the country
he may decide to locate there.
Mrs. ]. j. Fiscus of-Liscomb. Ia.
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. l Hauser OF
In w ~ of cd a I'm N.
eral of their relative, Charles Allen
Fiscus at Redline last Thursday, and
visited in Audubon with relatives
left Friday for Marshalltown.
i Mrs. j. o. milford and daughter
little Wilma, who were called here
to see her father, II. G. Walters and
help celebrate his birthday annivers
AIRY departed for their home at Bone.
steel, S. d., the latter part OF the
week.
Christ Asp and Holger Lindholn
departed this morning for Seattle
: Wash, for a visit with the latter's
brother, Cornelius. They may de
eide to remain in the west If the,
like the country and procure goo(
work.
: Merle Farrell of Carroll, who il
stationed at Fort Riloy. Kansas, il
the medical department, and is en-
joying a ten days furlough, came
to Audubon last evening for a visi
with his brother, c. l.. Farrell ant
family.
Virgil Tramp. who was called here
to see his father, c. l.. Tramp. who
was seriously i'll the past month, de
parted this morning for his home il
oklahoma His father is improving
nicely and was able to sit up las
night.
, Frank Chandler who came recent
; ~ from his home at LawSonham
Penn, for a visit with his uncle, Jas
Chandler and wife, departed Frida.
, evening for Fort Riley, Kans., wher,
he will be stationed in the medica
;, department of the U. S. army ser
vice.
Rev. T. b. Greenlee, formerly pas
tor of the Audubon Presbyterian
church. and wife have purchased {
fine home at Alhambra Calf, I
half hours ride by trolley from Los
Angeles. He has ordered his house
, hold effects shipped to their new
home.
, Adam TroXol who went to Carol
last week to be present when his
} brother. e. l.. Troxel submitted Il
an operation for appendicitis in the
: st. Anthony hospital, returned home
brother as doing nicely f. L. Troxe
lives at Lohrville. Iowa.
, Mrs. Fred Gilbert and three chill
dren went TO Manila the latter par
Aof the week to visit with her brother
Raymond LaTurno. who was at the
home of his sister, Mrs S. E. Wan
Osdch having been on a furlougl
from Camp Logan, where he is sta,
toned in the U. s. army service :.
Robert Magill wen: TO Atlantic OF
Friday morning to visit with his wife
/ who submitted to surgical opera
ton a. Thanksgiving time and Il
still patient at the Atlantic hospit.
al, She is getting along as well as
could be expected. and it is hoped
by her many friends that she will
! be able to return homo soon.
The executive council OF the Inter
national Typographical union has
bought 100000 worth of Liberty
bonds and the subscriptions of indi
yidual members and Locale total So.
100000 This is record in patriot
ic service of which to be proud II
affords added evidence of the fact
that union labor is heart and SOU
behind the nation in this war
Mrs. A. w. Owen and sister, Miss
Minnie Burr who were called to Fair
mont, Okla. last week to attend the
funeral of their cousin. Mrs. c. Eyer
arrived home Saturday morning