Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-03-14
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} l.. N. Esbeck of Atlantic and C. C.
Nelson of Elk Horn, were business
visitors in Audubon Saturday of last
week.
K. II. Jacobsen returned the last
of the week from business and
friendly visit in Manning and Car
roll.
F. ID. Lane returned home Friday
afternoon from business visit at
Burlington, where ne spent several
days.
Isaac Goldberg, or Omaha, was in
Audubon last Friday recruiting men
of this county for all branches of
the service.
F. X. Staley, after weeks pleas
ant visit here with his son, w. II.
Staley and wife. left for his home
at Perry Friday afternoon.
The Frank Hart and Mrs. B. B.
Kelley homes have been placarded,
the former with a smallpox card and
the latter with measles sign.
Miss Hulda Johansen and Mrs. G.
Heuerman were Friday morning pas,
sengers to Des Moines for several
days visit with friends and relatives.
Misses DeLuhery, Eastman, Evans
and Graham, teachers in our public
schools, left Friday evening for
week end visit with friends at Oms
aha.
DR.. A. l.. Brooks, who attended
the Anti-TuberculosisS Society conven
ton last week at Des Moines, re-
turned home the latter part of the
week.
Mrs. Ed Kohler and two daughters
left for Gray Friday evening to en-
joy a few days visit at the home of
her sister, Mrs. l.. ID. Buckner and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Strandberg, of
Coon Rapids were business and
friendly visitors in Audubon last
week. returning to their home Fri
day evening.
Mrs. Warren Tassell. who enjoyed
a couple of days visit in Audubon
with her sister. Mrs. VIM. Mack and
Rev. Mack, returned to her home at
Chicago Friday evening
Mrs. Chris Hahn and daughter.
Mrs. VIII Mantz, departed Friday ev-
ening for Battle Creek. Mich, at
which place they will both enter a
sanitarium for treatment
Mrs. Carrie NJ. Wills came Friday
morning from Malvern, being called
here on account of her mother, Mrs
T. j. Stafford. and brother, Harlie
Stafford, who were quite i'll.
Mrs. j. p. Hansen and son Stanley
who enjoyed a visit with her mother,
Mrs. n. c. Hansen, and Miss Ida
Hemmingsen, who visited at Ralston
Iowa. With friends, returned home
Friday
Carl Conway came Friday morn
ing from Lehigh, where he is fore
man on the Lehigh Valley Argus. He
came at this time for visit with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Conway,
and a friend
When Secretary Baker said that a
million men would be drafted before
June, he surely hadn't sized up the
crowd about the pool rooms or he
would have made the number a mil
lion and a half
w. f. Roseman was in Atlantic
Thursday night to referee the basket
ball game between Atlantic and Wal
nut. He returned home on Fridays
early morning train. The score was
Fl to in favor of Atlantic
Mrs. II. L. Sunderlin and daugh-
ter Gertrude of State Center visited
friends in Audubon Friday. going
from here to her former home at
Extra, for visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leffingwell.
Will Freeman. who was a business
visitor in Brayton and visited at the
Il. Il. Simpson home. returned to Au-
dubon the latter part of the week.
He also attended the Mr.. Watles
funeral held at Brayton last week
Christian Hansen and Tom Mix
kelsen departed Friday morning for
Manhattan, kans., where they were
to visit with the formers brother,
Jens Hansen, who is stationed at
Camp Funston Fort Riley, Kans., in
the U. S. army.
John w. Martin. of Duncan. Iowa.
and his daughter. Mrs. Frank Han
non of Judd. Iowa, arrived here last
Thursday evening for a visit with his
brother-in-law, Chas. Pardee and
family, also his brother, J. c. Mar
tin and family in the country.
Joe Mclaughlin received word
Friday Aorning that, his brother.
William. a former Audubonite. was
quite badly injured at Hastings, Neb.
last week by being run down with a
train. He was removed TO the hos
pital at Grand Island. Nebr. where
he will receive the best OF care
Dave Settlemire who was stationed
at Camp Dodge is home now for good
having been honorably discharged
from the service on account of ply
steal disability. He will also give up
the barber trade and work on a farm
be more beneficial to his health.
The pistures screened at the Cres-
cent last Thursday night proved to
be winners and were above the av-
erage movies put on in city the
size of Audubon. Preston Bros in
form us that they have good run
OF pictures coming from now on that
will be worth while going long
way TO see.
Hans Hansen, the real estate man,
returned Friday forenoon from a
business visit of a couple of days at
Des Moines While at the Capitol
City he purchased "A complete outfit.
engine. plows and disc with which
TO break his Canadian land. His
brother. Jake Hansen. who was with
him, returned to his home at Guthrie
frapfar