Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-03-21

udy AFTERNOON from a vlSlt WIN MIS-
! relatives at Carroll.
Miss Lima Brinkerhoff went to
Extra Tuesday to attend the Pythian
Sisterhood meeting.
Ed Van Gorder returned Tuesday
morning from business visit of a
couple of days in Des Moines-
Leo Kerwin returned Saturday
from a business visit at Harlan, at
which place he spent several days.
Mrs. Hans NJ. Hansen and chill
dren went to Marine Tuesday morn
ing for visit of few days with rel
atives and friends.
Misses Eta Kennels and Harriet
Bilharz were business visitors in On
aha the fore part of the week. 60
ing down Tuesday forenoon.
F. X. Weeks and Chas. Ferguson
went to Des Moines on business
Tuesday morning and will enjoy a
visit with relatives while away.
Frank Harmon and wife of Lewis
were here Sunday for short visit
with her father. C. II. PriestIy and
daughter, Mrs. /. Johnson and hus-
band.
C. Il. Parnham, who visited here
at the home of his brother, John
Parnham and family in the country.
returned to Des Moines Tuesday
morning.
Jud Andrews, who spent his school
vacation in Atlantic with his aunts.
Mesdames w. A. Hollngsworth and
| Bert TimmOns, returned home Mon
day morning.
A. F. Choate of the Audubon Mar
bic Works, who spent several days
at Burlington on business aud visit
with friends, returned to Audubon
Tuesday morning.
| Miss Minnie Burr went to Cedar
| Rapids Tuesday evening to spend n
couple of days at large wholesale
summer millinery.
| Wills Staley. who was at Lake
View on business, has returned to-
Audubon. While there he contract
ed for a large amount of sand and
gravel for his summer work.
Glen Sherman and sister, Miss Ell
sic Sherman, came Saturday evening
from Kirkman for visit with their
grandmother Mrs. A. J. Eddy. and
| with relatives at the j. II. Baker,
home.
Miss Eva Luse of the State col
lege at Cedar Falls, who was one OF
the instructors here at the Teachers
Institute. and visited her parents, s.
NJ Luse and wife, returned to Cedar
Falls Saturday.
Harold Masterson who has been
attending Ames college, came home
Monday for a visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. !. Masterson and
to take much needed rest from
his recent illness.
Miss Elizabeth Foley, owner of a.
millinery establishment at Carroll.
who came Sunday afternoon for a.
visit with her father. G. A. Foley
and children, returned to Carroll on
Tuesday morning.
The Ford car belonging to X. u.
Hawks caught fire Monday forenoon
on the street and the top was badly
, damaged. that being the only dam
age done. 1t is not definitely known
how the fire originated
A card received Monday from Chr.
Hermansen, who lives on Route 5.
from his half brother, John p. Mel
sen, states that the latter has arrived
safely in Europe ana is prepared to
do his bit" for Uncle Sam.
c. S. Bates. who has been farming
near Howard. S. d., for several years,
has moved back to good old Iowa.
, and is now living near Milford. He
advises us to change the address or
his paper to the latter place.
Owen Davis left Tuesday morning
for visit with his father, j. G..
Davis. who is taking treatment at
the sanitarium al Nevada. Iowa. He
viii then go to Clinton to visit his
uncle. George Lane and family.
Fred Clemensen and Andrew Jor-
gensen of the Audubon Auto Co.. ac-
companied by Victor Christensen.
went to Omaha Tuesday morning
and will return with two Bucks and
an Oldsmobile for the Auto Co.
Wesley Schrader and wife of Wal
nut We're Sunday visitors at the home
or his father. VIM. Schrader, who
has been seriously i'll. but is now
showing decided improvement.
which will be gratifying news to his
many friends.
Mrs. Katie Sorensen departed on
Tuesday morning on the long Jour
ney TO Fort Worden, Wash. to toin
her soldier husband for an extended
visit. Her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Andersen. accompanied her as
far as Omaha.
| The Sono Orchestra furnished the
music given at the Alderman Co.
opening last night, and proved TO be
exceptionally good. No need to send
away from home when in need of
90.
chestra can furnish il in abundance.
Mark Law,t who enjoyed fur
Tough Of ten days visiting with his
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Thos. Law.
and various other relatives in this
vicinity. left Tuesday morning for
the Great Lakes Training Station.
Mark is no Stacker and only hopes
for an opportunity1o cross the big
pond before long.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Tramp and son
Hugh of .Creston, who were called
here 10 attend the funeral of his
father, c, l.. Tramp. left yesterday
Tor their home. Lou Tramp took
them as far as Cumberland by auto
Mr.. and Mrs w. c. Tramp, also of
Creston, who were here for the
funeral. expect to leave for their
home tomorrow.
The Iowa Official Register, or
Red Book" for 19l7-1S. has now
been distributed to schools, libraries
and through public agencies. and
there are few hundred that may be
obtained by individuals. Readers of
the Republican may obtain copies. IL
they have real use for the same. by
addressing a request to Ora Williams
State Document Editor. Des Moines.