Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-02-28

! friends.
Miss Rose Weighton went to Gray
Friday evening for a few days visi
with friends.
Mrs. Molly Schallow was a weel
end business caller in Carroll, goins
there Friday evening.
j. X. Andersen and son, S. C. An
dersen, were Friday morning pas
sengers to Harlan on business.
James murphy came Friday morn
| ing from Carroll os business and tC
visit with former acquaintance.
Representative Hal ]. Mantz was
in Denison the latter part of the
week on professional business.
Mrs. Jens Marcussen was friendly
and business visitor in Atlantic or
Friday and Saturday of last week.
Dr. A. l.. Brooks, who was at Des
Moines couple Of days on profes.
sional business, came home Friday
j. H. Jensen accompanied two
car loads of cattle to Omaha last
week, returning home Friday after
noon.
Z. NJ Johnson and DR.. C. s. Nc.
Leran, who attended the auto show
at Des Moines last week returned
home Friday morning.
Henry Lohmeier, who has been in
the employ of VIM. finland, seven
miles east of Audubon. left for his
home at Manning Friday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben CASTOR who Wis.
tied with their daughter, Mrs. Clar.
ence Craney and family at Omaha
for some time, returned here last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walkup Crees and
son Freddie went to Mason City last
week to enjoy their annual visi,
with his sister, Mrs. Harry Percy
and family.
Vern Culver was Friday evening
passenger to Omaha on business
Frank Herndon left at the same time
for a business and friendly visit al
Council Bluffs.
Vernon Morey of Extra visited
here the latter part of the week with
friends, going to Fort Dodge Friday
morning to visit with his brother
Ellis Morey and wife.
Mrs. H. c. Rogers left Friday fol
visit with friends at Marshalltown
While away she will also visit will
relatives and friends at Oskaloosa
the home of her childhood.
Mrs. |. ID. McCarville and tire,
youngest children, who visited at the
home of her sister-in-law, Mrs. ]
Field and family at Fort Dodge, re
turned home Thursday evening.
Friday was the birthday aniversar.
of the Father of our Country
George Washington, and the post
office was closed a part of the da!
and the mail carriers enjoyed a rest
Mrs. Vern Kisick of Redfield, wa
an arrival in Audubon Friday after
noon, for visit at the parental, Geo
Brady home and with her sister, Mrs
Ry Clark and husband in the coun
try.
Reuben Sales and Jesse Nickel O
Council Bluffs, who visited here tive
weeks with their grandfather. l. N
Darland, and various other relatives
returned to their home Friday morn
ing.
| Miss Capitola Matthias went t.
Des MOines Friday morning wher,
the Capitol City Commercial Colleg,
to equip herself for a business ca
reer.
| Fred Hoenke and wife, fOrmerl,
of Audubon, moving to Atlantic sew
eral years ago, are now residents o.
Sioux City, where Fred has a goo(
position with the Sunshine poultry
house
Miss Olga Christensen has finish
ed her course at Highland Park col
lege Des Moines, and returned t.
Audubon last week. She has accept
ed a position with the Audubon
County Agent.
Mrs. F. b. Bassett, OF Council
Bluffs, who enjoyed a two weeks
danes John Martinsen and j. b
Kevan and families, returned to hel
home Friday evening.
C. r. Lacey and wife who were
called here last week on account OF
the serious illness OF their grandson
one of the twin boys of Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Prather. returned to their home
in Atlantic Friday morning.
George Roth came Friday even.
ing from his home at Sioux City fol
visit with his brothers, John and
Walter Roth and families, and var
iOus other relatives for few days
He returned to his home Saturday
evening.
Walter Machia, of Powers, Mich
who has been making his home here
for the past year, departed Friday
Washington, where he will be sta
toned in the Engineering Corps OF
the United States Army.
Mrs. T. II. PemoertOn and chill.
rem of Casey transferred here Fri.
day morning on their way to Gray
where they join the husband and
father. who came last week to pre-
pare their new home on a farm neal
Gray, where they have moved.
Albert Kerwin. employed at the
Kraft-Farr clothing store, returned
home Friday evening from Chicago
where he spent six weeks taking a
course in fancy window trimming
We can now look for some fine dis
play windows at the Kraft-Farr store
Two lads were arguing on the
streets Saturday. One of them re-
marked to the other you think you
are DIN smart, don't you?" The
other replied, 81 should be. as l have
the brains" He was taking home
a feed of calf brains from the meat
market.
Mrs. Fannie Cecil, who was here
visiting at the home of her uncle