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


morning where he will work durin,
the summer months.
Rev. Chas. S. Lang went to Stor,
City Monday to attend the Evangel
ical church conference.
George Law was a business visit
or Friday forenoon to Council Bluff
to spend a couple of days.
/ Mrs. G. l.. Gore went to her form
er home at Extra Friday Afternoon
10 visit with her various friends.
Miss Florence Kopp was a Monday
morning passenger TO Story City fol-
a visit at the Rev. C. ID. Wendell
home.
Mrs. Gordon Story of Milford. who
visited here week with various rel
/ atives, returned to her home Friday
morning.
Mrs. Elmer Kingery came Friday
noon from her home at Adair tC
visit with her cousin. Mrs. NJ NJ. Nc.
Intire and family.
Miss Elna Groteluschen and Miss
Mildred Signal of Gray, spent Fri
day afternoon in Audubon with theil
| friends between trains.
Miss Leona Jorgensen returned
! home Friday afternoon from a visit
/ of several days at Extra with friends
at the Nels j. Boose home.
| Mrs. A. W. Hudler and son John
left Friday morning Tor a visit a;
Marengo with her mother, Mrs. r. J.
Gilchrist and also her sister.
Mrs. George Pfeister Of Carroll
came Friday morning to enjoy visit
with her mother, Mrs. John Renftle
and at the Ernest Reed home.
Be merciful to farm animals. No
thing shows a mans character bet
ter than his kindness and mercy to
the animals dependent upon him.
Miss Edna johnson and brother
Edwin went to Atlantic Friday after
noon to spend the week with their
uncle, Elmer Johnson and family.
George Leffingwell, John and Will
Jones went to Manning Monday fore
noon where Mr.. Leffingwell has the
contract of moving several houses.
Mrs. w. G. lookout and daughter,
Miss Helen. left for Boone Friday
forenoon to visit at the home Of her
brother. Perle Hemming and family.
Misses Dora and Mary Nelson, who
visited their sister. Miss Carrie, who
| teaches in the Extra schools. return
, ed to their home at Sioux City Mon
day.
A. j. Morrissey. after a visit here
at the home of his grandmother,
Mrs. Rachael Morrissey and children
/ rafn 70 Shenandoah Mnnday
morning.
Mrs. Lewis Hansen, who visited
here with relatives at the knud Jes-
sen home in the country, left for
her home at Somers, Iowa, Friday
morning
Mrs. Frank Leffingwell and two
children. who visited here several
days with the husband and father.
returned Monday mornig to their
home at Anita.
E. Earlander. who attends Dana
| college, Blair. Nebr., returned there
Monday morning, after a pleasan,
visit with friends at the John C. Jen-
sen home in the country.
w. S. Foley, who has been con,
fined to his home for several months
| with illness, has so far recovered as
to be on the streets again. and II
looking and feeling real we'll.
w. b. Robinson. following an en-.
| jOyable visit in Audubon with his
daughter, Mrs. w. G. Wilson and
family, departed for his home in
Scotland, S. d., Monday morning.
Frank Moore. who attends Simp.
son college at Indianola. who was
here to attend the marriage Of his
brother. Harry Moore, returned to
his school work Monday morning.
c. b. Brooks returned home Fri
day morning from a visit of a couple
of weeks. at Vinton with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Patterson and at Lewis
with his son. DR.. borenzo Brooks and
family.
Mrs. C. r. Virtue and son Ray
mond. after pleasant visit in Au-
dubon with her brother-in-law, G.. H.
Virtue and family, departed for
their home at Kansas City, Mo. Fri
day forenoon.
Mrs. Chris Hahn and daughter,
Mrs. Chris kleuver. who spent sew
eral weeks at Battle Greek. Mich,
for their health. arrived home Fri
day. They were both feeling fine
and improved in health.
Jens Hermansen, who has a CON
tract to build some new homes at
Plover, accompanied by Jens Chris
Jensen, Hans Aagaard. Chris Jensen
and Chris Larsen. left for Plover
Monday to begin the work
Miss Eloise Buck returned Monday
morning to her schoo. work at Simp-
son college. Indianola, where she is
taking an advanced course in music
She was home to enjoy her Easter
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. ii. Buck.
Mrs. VIM. Bintner OF Extra trans
ferred here Monday morning enroute
to Aurora, Ill. where she will enjoy
an extended visit with her sister.
Mrs. Laura Wettz. Her niece, Kath-
ryn Wettz. who was here visiting. ac-
companied her aunt home.
Miss Martha Blohm. who spent
two weeks visiting her sister. Mrs. S.
S. Collins and husband at Omaha.
returned home Friday evening. En-
route home she stopped off for an
over night visit with her uncle, Fred
Berg and family at Manning.