Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-02-21
= LOCAL AND PERSONAL =

Arthur Farquhar was in Jefferson
the fore part of the week on bus
mess.
Jens Nodgaard went to Spencer
Tuesday morning for visit with rel
atives.
Oscar Jensen returned Friday
morning from short business visit
in Omaha.
Teddy and Fred Worm departed
Monday morning for Colorado, where
they may decide to locate.
Andrew Andersen, who was a
friendly visitor in Omaha several
days, returned home Saturday.
Bertel Wonsmos was a business
visitor in Carroll Saturday, return
ing home on the afternoon train.
George Jensen and wife. who Wis
tied her aunt. Mrs. III. CRUDE at Man.
ming, returned home Friday evening.
The heaviest snow OF the winter
fell on last Friday night, amounting
to six and three-eighths inches in
depth
Chas. Dreher, who visited relatives
and boyhood friends at Tolona, Ills.
a couple of weeks, arrived home thi.
week.
John McCarville, who enjoyed a
visit in Atlantic with his grand
mother, Mrs. J. NJ. faulty, returned
home Monday.
Father Costello celebrated his first
Audubon laSf IL
proved himself very able pastor
and fluent speaker.
Earl Garoutte. who has been at
tending Ames college, came home
Monday morning fo- visit with rel
atives and friends.
Mrs. A. Grau. after a pleasant Wis
1t here with Mrs. A. Kittell and
daughter Miss Ada, returned to Man
ming Monday morning.
T. ii. Sweeney, wife and daughter
Dollie were passengers Monday to
Cedar Rapids on a business and
friendly visit of few days.
Holger Andersen went to Webster
City Friday for an over Sunday visit
with friends and to look after a bus
mess proposition Offered him.
DR.. Childs has fully recovered from
his recent illness and is himself once
again, which is pleasing news to his
patients and numerous friends.
Mrs. Minnie Henricksen, who Wis
tied a couple of days at Atlantic with
relatives and friends, returned to Au-
dubon the latter part of the week.
S. A. McHargue, of Lands, Can,
who is enjoying an extended visit
here with friends. left Monday for a
visit at Anita, with relatives and
friends.
Miss Matilda Sorensen and brother
Enoch, who visited their sister, Mrs.
Jacob Christensen and family at
Coulter. Ia, returned home the first
of the week.
Mrs. c. F. Harmon and nephew,
Duane FairhOlm. went to her home at
Lewis Monday morning, after visit
of several days here at the home Of
her father, c. II. Priestley.
j. E. Grundy. wife and little
daughter, arrived from St.. Louis,
Mo-, Monday morning, and will be
employed by Will O'Brien on his
farm few miles east of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. p. Norgaard. who
visited in Kimballton with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.. p. Frederick
sen, transferred here Monday morn
ing enroute to their home at Tyler.
MINI.
DIR. Clay, formerly a resident of
this county, living at Extra. was a
Saturday and Sunday visitor in Au-
dubon and Extra with former friends
returning to his home at Lytton on
Monday morning.
Mrs. S. Fl. Best of Manning. who
visited at Atlantic with her daughter
Mrs. John Mayberry, and in Audi
bon with her son. Thos. Finnerty and
family. returned to her home in
Manning, Saturday evening.
Miss Marian Brown. after an en-
joyable visit of a week at Ralston,
Ia, with her brother. Frank Brown,
returned here Sunday afternoon and
resumed her duties as teacher in the
Audubon high school Monday morn
ing.
l.. w. Hillyer. employed with the
Northwestern Railway Co., with his
headquarters at Sioux City. who Wis
tied here with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hillyer. left Monday for
Carroll to take up his run on the
road.
Misses Margaret and Anna Ras-
of Des Moines, who came last
week to attend the marriage Of their
brother. John Rasmussen to Miss
Augusta Haahr and remained for a
visit with relatives. returned to Des
Moines Monday.
Earl Maharg has rented his farm
fully equipped. TO Harry and Ed
Ruhs. who will take possession Mar
list. Mr.. Maharg and family expect
TO move TO Sac City soon. He left
Monday morning for Ames for bus
mess and friendly visit.
III. w. Burr, living four miles west
Of Extra, held his public sale yes
terday, which proved very successful
The Burr family will move next week
onto their new farm place, recently
purchased and located just south of
the Old Hamlin church property.
The Crescent opened its doors to
the public Saturday night for the
first time in two weeks. All the
churches held services Sunday and
the Audubon schools opened Monday
following the closing order
on account of the small pox scare.
Miss Alice DeLunery Sumner, Ia,
Miss Wanda Willets, Castana. Ia,
Miss Inez Eastman. Austin, Mimi, |
teachers in the Audubon schools. fol- |
lowing a fortnight's pleasant visit !
With relatives at their respective |
homes have returned to Audubon |