Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-11-07
w. ]. McCaw and wife were in

w. j. McCaw and wife were in
Manning a few days the fore part of
the week visiting his sister, Mrs. A.
G. Smith. of Correctionville, who was
visiting relatives there and became
ill.
Mrs. Aug Mergele. who recently
moved here with her family. her hus-
band being employed in the mill,
went to Manning the fore part of the
week to visit former friends a few
days.
II. j. Halvorsen, of the Alderman
Co. store has been confined TO his
home with the flu the past week. He
is getting better and hopes to be able
to get back to the store the latter
part OF the week.
George Viewer. thee loJhier, was
taken sick with the flu Friday and
has been confined to his home ever
since. He is getting along nicely
and hopes to be able to get back to
the store in a few days.
Miss Velma Spencer, who has been
home on visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Spencer, re-
turned Monday TO Omaha, where she
is taking a course OF study at the
Boyles Business College.
Lawrence Anderson, who was
drawn as one OF the federal jurors al
Council Bluffs came back home Fri
day, having been excused from sery-
ing at this term. .. l.. Lane was
also excused from serving.
Mrs. John Ward and son, John
Junior. who have been in the city
for ten days, guests at the home OF
Mrs. John Weighton, returned on Fri
day to their home in Sioux City,
where they are nicely located.
George Foley, who recently pur-
chased the OLD Emil Bilharz residence
property from Evans Marquesen
moved into it the first Of the month
he having sold his farm east of town
and decided to take life easy for a
while.
Mrs. Myrtle Reddick, who has been
in the city the past week guest al
the George Agnew and Mrs. llurd
homes left Tuesday morning fol-
Pocahontas, Ia, where she will make
short visit before returning TO hei
home at Fairfield.
Miss Ella Campbell. daughter OF
George Campbell. who has been at
tending st. Joseph Academy at DeS
Moines. arrived home last Friday and
will remain here until she regains
strength. She submitted to a surg
ical operation for appendicitis few
weeks ago and comes home to rest
| up and recuperate.
Mir. and Mrs. George Bicklehaup
came from Topeka, kans., the latter
part of the week, having beer
called here to attend the funeral o.
the lady's sister. Miss Marie Ohm
Mr.. Bicklehaupt left Tuesday morn
ing for his home but his wife re
manned until the next day when she
joined her husband in Omaha.
Miss Anna Beckmann. who ha!
been at the c. f. Borkowski home il
Lincoln township taking care of Mrs
Borkowski and the little son borI
Oct. 18th. has returned to her home
southwest of Audubon. The mother
and little one are getting along nice
| ly, while Mr. Borkowski is as happ.
any father possibly could be.
Clifton Fiscus, son of +. Fiscus
OF Harlan, died at his home in Tenan
last Saturday, of influenza. lie wa'
about 35 years of age and leaves ;
widow and one child. Funeral serv
ices were held Monday at the home
and in;erment made at Harlan
Ralph Moore and wife. and j. L.. j
c.. and II. S. Fiscus of this city at
tended the funeral.
Miss Isabelle Soners entertained
a company of young folks at hel
home eight miles northwest of the
city Thursday night The gathering
was in the nature OF hallo'een party
and during the course of the evening
many pranks in keeping with the oc
casion were idulged in. Late in the
evening refres hments were served
At going home time all pronounced
Miss Isabelle a royal entertainer.
Mrs. Patrick Savage, who has beer
here for several months visit a
the home of her nephew. II. j. Savag,
and family and also with her rela
tives al the Geo. A jim, Jack anC
Thos. Campbell and Mrs. Jas. Good
well homes. expected to depart
today for her home at Lincoln
Ill. She goes at this time TO arrange
I her business affairs and made decide
| later TO return TO Audubon, as sh,
is enthused with Audubon and hel
people. having made many friends
while in our vicinity, who made he
stay a very pleasant one, She re
celved word that her family was un
der quarantine so will remain here
several days longer.