Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-03-07
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Attend the Crescent tonight.

Attend the Crescent tonight.
Mrs. Ed Kilcoin returned Monday
noon from friendly visit of few
days in Atlantic.
The afternoon train on the North
western road, due here at $40. was
about two hours late yesterday.
George L. Gore went to Brayton
yesterday to make arrangements for
the Mr. Wattles funeral and burial.
Mr. Morgan of Atlantic, transacted
business in Audubon yesterday with
Evans Marquesen, returning home
on the afternoon train.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Weston de-
parted yesterday morning for visit
with their relatives at Laurel Neb.,
and will move there later
! Frank Hudspeth returned yester-
day morning from a business visit
and visit with relatives in Atlantic,
where he spent few days.
Amos Heuereman. who spent the
winter here visiting with his various
relatives. departed Saturday evening
for his home at Minot. n. d.
J. +. Kerwin went to Carroll on
Tuesday evening to spend few
days on business and to visit his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. Kerwin.
Mrs. Peter Anderson. after an en-
joyable visit here with her aunt, Mrs.
Jens l.. Rosenbladt and husband re-
turned TO her Manning home yester-
day.
r. II. Petty moved this week from
his former place southeast of town
to his own farm. recently purchased
and located east of Hamlin few
miles.
Mrs. J. d. Barber departed yester-
day for Lane, S. d. She had been on
a visit in Extra with the L. c. Whit
he'd family, and with frineds in Au-
dubon.
Thue Kyndensen. who enjoyed "a
few days visit here with his brother,
Miller Kyndesen and family in The
country, returned to Camp Dodge
Tuesday.
Dave Settlemire came yesterday
from Camp Dodge for a visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs T. j. Set
tlemire and other relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Howard McClain who visited
with her father. Harry Gleason. and
sister, Mrs. Frank Hart and family.
returned to her home at Extra Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs. Margaret Hoyer, who enjoyed
a weeks visit here at the home of
her sister. NJ. c. f. Carlson and
family, left yesterday morning for
her home at Boone.
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Smith and
child of Menlo, We're Audubon arriv-
ais yesterday. being called here to
attend the funeral of her sister,
Mrs Robert Magill.
Chas. Massey, who is attending
school at Manning and employed
during his off hours at the same
store with w J. kness. visited with
friends here Sunday.
Walter Copeland, secretary to
Walter |. Smith, former resident
of this county. living at the time at
Extra. was intermingling in Audu-
bon Tuesday with former acquaint-
ances
b. l.. Darnold had another attack
of asthmatic or heart trouble during
the night Monday last and was quite
i'll for a time. He is showing a de-
cided improvement the past couple
OF days.
Did you know that in 1916 Texas
ranked first in food production of
any state in the union? Illinois
was second and Iowa third. In 1917
Illinois was first. Texas second and
Iowa third,
Jens l.. Rosenbladt left yesterday
morning for Des Moines to help his
daughter-in-law. Mrs. DR.. Rosenbladt
move the household goods from the
Capitol City TO their new home at
Council Bluffs.
We don't want you 10 go with us
on our next excursion if you feel you
will find things as your friends tell
you who have never seen the lower
Rio Grande Valley of Texas. as we
do not wish to disappoint you.
Next excursion March 10Th. in our
special Pullman. Round trip ticket,
including meals. berth. boat rides,
auto rides. visiting the cantonements
etc. all for $3.50 from Kansas City.
See Leach today or phone 315.
Miss Mas of Carroll, who has
been here caring for VIM. Schrader.
left for her home last evening. Mr..
Schrader's condition is not such as
is encouraging to mis- friends. 1t is
hoped that he will rally and continue
to improve.
j. w. Temple and family of Red
Oak, who came this week TO Audi
bon by auto, had n breakdown and
were compelled to make the trip to
! their new home at Shaler. Ia. by
! train, going there yesterday morn
ing. They We're accompanied by her
father. j. W. Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertel Jensen are
the happy and proud parents of
cute baby girl born 10 them Sunday
last. which weighed nine pounds. If
| Bertel makes mistake in the price
of goods sold this week. forgive him.
as he has been more or less excited
since the arrival of the little Miss
Mrs. W. C. Tramp. after a two
months visit in Audubon at the
home of her father-in-law. Chas. L.
Tramp. and with Lou Tramp and
family, left Tuesday evening for her
home at Creston Her husband, who
was also here. accompanied her as
far Atlantic. returning to Audubon
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Try of Farlin.
Iowa. came last evening on surprise
visit with their friends. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Turner. Mr.. Try and Mr..
Turner We're boyhood friends in
early days at Mount Pleasant. Iowa.