Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-03-21
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= LOCAL AND PERSONAL

| Ihos. Clark went to Manning OIL
Monday to spend the day on business
Miss Mary Foley was friendl,
and business visitor in Manning Sat
urday
! Mrs. Ed Hensel and daughter, Ell
| lowene. went to Atlantic Monday e
spend the day with friends.
| Hans Hansen of Freeman's Add
ton, was business passenger Sat
urday morning to Fort Dodge.
Nels Andersen went to Irwin Mon
| day morning on business anC
friendly visit with NJ. j. Fabricius,
Nick Petersen went to Atlanti,
Saturday morning on business and !;
visit at the Tom Christensen home.
Mrs. John Dunnick, of Manning
who visited here with friends, re
turned to Manning Sunday afternoon
Rev. w. b. Cox of Extra, trans
ferred here Monday morning enroutt
to Manning for a visit with his son
w. A. Cox.
Miss Eta Wendell who visited
here with the Sam Magill family, lef
for her home at Blocton. Ia, Tues
day morning.
Mrs. j. c. Hoguisson went t
Guthrie Center Saturday to be will
| her daughter, Mrs. A. Shoesmith
who was quite ill.
Miss Irene Morrissey, teacher O
one of our rural schools. went to AT
lantic Saturday forenoon to spend the
day with friends.
Max jacobsen of Boone, came Sat
urday for an over Sunday visit will
his wife and children, returning tC
his work Monday morning.
l.. W. Hillyer OF Carroll spen
Sunday visiting with his son at tn,
home of his parents, George Hillyel
end wife in the country.
Miss Mabel Blohm returned home
Sunday afternoon from visit o
several days with her uncle, Fret
Berg and family at Manning.
Miss Lulu Reynolds. who attende,
the Teachers Institute and visited
her aunt, Mrs. Ida Reynolds, return
ed TO Extra Saturday morning.
The body of Chas. l.. Tramp, WHIT
died Sunday morning at the hospita
| III NtpHhNii 'AuAis1 ntlC NUN
day morning on the early train.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f. Kline are re
joicing over the arrival of a prett,
little Miss who made her appearance
at their home last Sunday week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. Thomas wen
to Omaha Monday morning to visi
his sister. Mrs. j. G. Johnson an
husband. who were here recently.
DR.. and Mrs. w. III. Halloran an
f. w. Smith were business an
friendly visitors in Omaha the frs
of the week. leaving for there Nor
day.
Every county in Iowa now has
county agent and Iowa is the frs
state north of the Mason and Dixol
line to complete its county agen
quota.
Mrs. Harry Mertz, who was Gale,
10 Audubon to attend the funeral o
her father. the late Bent Darnold
returned to her home at Panama, Ia
Sunday.
Mrs. Matte Davis of Charleston
! Ills. who enjoyed pleasant visi
| here with her mother. Mrs. Julia A
Parsons. departed for her home oil
Monday.
| Mrs. G. o. Hill and daughter Heller
of Boone. visited here Sunday will
| friends. They accompanied MIR. Hill
conductor on the Northwestern. t
Audubon.
Mrs. A. l.. Alexander and daugh
ter, Miss Jessie, came from Atlanti,
Saturday morning to visit at tn,
home of her brother, Chas. Bagle,
and family.
j. w. Antilles left Sunday evenin.
! on business visit at Waverly. Nebr
to spend several days. He will alst
enjoy visit with relatives ant
friends while away.
Miss Ruth Alden. teacher in tn,
Extra high school. who visited her,
with friends and attended Institut,
last week. returned to her school du
ties Monday morning.
Gale Egner, wife and child. arrived
, in Audubon Saturday afternoon for /;
visit with her mother. Mrs. Mimi,
Rachel. They are now making he'll
home at Anselmo Nebr.
Bertel Wonsmos left for Breds
Monday on business visit Hi!
brother-in-law f. Ray Smith. who
was here on "A visit with his family
went to Panora at the same time.
Miss Margaret Weston left for De.
Moines Saturday morning to enjoy
couple of days visit with her frienC
Mrs. Samuel Simcock and family
Mrs. Simcock was formerly Miss Zols
Dawson.
Atty. John =. FINLEY, who gave q
splendid patriotic address at the st
Patrick's Day program given at the
Crescent theatre Sunday night. left
for his home at Council Bluffs Mon.
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Ohm returned
to their home at Guthrie Center Sat
urday morning, after pleasant visit
AT Manning with his uncle, Henry
Ohm. and in Audubon at the jim
Goodwill home.
j. b. Rendleman and wife. who
visited relatives at Extra and with
friends in Audubon. left for visit
at Fort Dodge Saturday morning
after which they returned to their
home in Des Moines.
John Naylor. who was in Chicago
on business. arrived home Saturday
Henry Christensen and family and
Mrs. Walter Lane and child. went to
Verina, Iowa. Saturday morning for
a visit with friends at the l.. p.
Christensen home.
ID. w. Wood and wife and daughter
Eleanor autoed to Lewis Sunday to
spend the day with her brother. DIR.
Lorenzo Brooks and family. They
returned in the evening. accompanied
by Mrs. l.. Brooks and son William,
for few days visit.
Percy Priestley and l.. c. Laurid.
sen departed for Detroit. Mich. Sun
day evening where they went TO get
two pnick aufamahilas far Il