Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-04-25
= LOCAL AND PERSONAL

husband at Irwin.
F. o. Niklason returned Sunday
from business visit of several days
at Cedar Rapids.
Buy Conkey's buttermilk chick
feed of c. II. Wilde. That is what
he raises his chicks on.
Mrs. Paul Nieman came Saturday
from GriswOld for a visit with rel
atives at the Fred Boldt home.
Jack" Lemon, conductor on the
Atlantic-Audubon branch, reports six
inches of snow in Atlantic Satur-
day.
! Willard Gleason went to Extra
yesterday forenoon to visit his sis
! ter. Mrs. Howard McClain and
husband.
Miss Anna Miller came home Fri
day from Omaha for a visit with her
} relatives. She Is attending Boyles
college there.
Mrs. John Bishop visited in Au-
dubOn Tuesday with her friend, Mrs
G. l.. Gore. returning to Extra yes
terday morning.
Miss Helena MCGUIRE left for Ear
ling Saturday evening to visit her
brother, Albert MCGUIRE and fam
lily for few days.
: F. II. Adams was a business Wis
itor in Atlantic Tuesday evening for
the Green Bay Lumber Co., Of which
he is local manager.
Mrs. Harry Mertz was here this
week for a visit with her relatives
: and on business. She returned to
her home at Panama last evening.
w. j. Markley spent Sunday with
his family at Manning. returning to
Audubon Monday. He is employed
here this summer at carpenter work.
Mrs. Roe Burns and three chill
dren, after visit with her parents
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Burns in
the country, returned to Extra on
Tuesday.
A. f. Beason and Lars Lauridsen
went to Des Moines Tuesday morn
ing and returned home that night
with two Saxon automobiles, which
have been sold.
George Petersen of Council Bluffs
who was here making some improve
ments for the Western Union Tel
egraph Company, returned to the
BUTTS TUESDAY.
Mrs. James Keightley and Mrs.
II. G. Rice arrived home Friday from
Garnett, Kansas, where they went to
attend the funeral of the formers
| brother, Chas. Rice.
Mrs. A. l.. Brooks left Tuesday
evening for visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs w. E. Kimball and family
at Dies Moines, there to spend the
balance Of the week.
Peter Delahoyde went to Atlantic
Friday morning to enter the hos
veral days. DR.. J. M. Fulton accom-
panied him on the trip.
Herman Frederichsen departed on
Sunday afternoon for Yuma. Colo,
where he will have charge of trac-
tor outfit for A. Farquhar, who owns
considerable land In that vicinity.
Mrs. Leander Randolph. after a
very pleasant visit here with her
cousin, Mrs. J. Weighton, and at the
Mrs. Lois Ashby home. returned to
her homo at Tama. Iowa. yesterday
morning
Mrs. Bertha Patti left yesterday
morning for visit with friends at
the John Glasgow home in Clarinda.
: She will return home next week and
resume her work at the Alderman
Co. Store.
Miss Alice White. teacher of ell
, ocution, who was at Extra where she
put on the class play for the Extra
,, high school was in Audubon yester-
day enroute to her home at Platts-
mouth, Iowa W."
A. Brenneck went to his home at
Marshalltown Saturday for couple
Of days visit with his family. He
is interested here in the Audubon
; Clay Products Co.. formerly the
Tramp Brick and Tile Plant.
Mrs. Rose Sworzman of Adair, in
structor for the Eastern Star Order.
was in Audubon Tuesday at their
meeting. She returned home yester-
, day. While here she was a guest
Of Mrs. w. G. Wilson.
Jim Sorensen was q Tuesday az
ternoon passenger to- Ds Moines
, where he will volunteer his services
to Uncle Sam. He expects to be
in the Coast Artillery or the Avia-
ton department Of the service.
Mrs. Gust Dettman returned on
/ Tuesday afternoon to her home in
, Atlantic. after a pleasant visit here
, with her mother, Mrs. L. Leib, and
! sisters. Miss Lucy Leib accompan-
, led her home for a few days visit.
! Mrs. Will Mantz and Miss Hahn
2 who visited here for several months
r departed for their home at Belle
PLANE. Canada, last Thursday. They
were guests at the Chris Hahn home
+, while here and visited various Other
. relatives.
{ Mrs. II. A Fredericksen, who has
l been helping care for her mother in
= Illinois for some time, and came to
3 Audubon last week for a visit at the
/. w A. Fredericksen home, departed
I yesterday morning for Holton, S. ID.
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Ag'
: new and family.
S Miss Dolly Moore, OF AllertOn, Ill.
: who visited here at the Sylvester
. Moore home near Ross, left for theil
. home the last of the week. They
Q were to stop off at West Liberty
q Iowa, enroute home for a visit with
a relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Conklin, Sol
Harry and his two sons returned
t Monday from Omaha where they
( were called last Friday on account
e of the sudden and serious illness OF
I the formers brother, l.. M. Conklin
y who died two hours before their ar
1 rival. Mrs. l.. M. Conklin accom-.
Q panied them to Audubon for an ex
I tended visit.
5 A. ]. Carr. representing the Elect
s trio Farm Lighting Co. Of De-