Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-03-28
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Miss Ruby Stone went to Extra on
Friday afternoon for visit with rel
atives.
w. F. Wrenn of Guthrie Center is
here this week looking after insur-
ance business.
c. ii. Wilde has purchased a fine
new Republic auto truck with which
to do his hauling for his poultry bus
mess.
Miss Catherine Lauridsen went to
Extra Friday evening to visit with
her sister. Mrs. Christine Lauridsen
and husband.
James Law and son John left Mon
day afternoon for different points in
the DakOtas where they will look af-
ter their farm interests.
Miss Mildred Morrissey, teacher in
the Des Moines schools. came here
Saturday morning for visit with
her mother. brother and sisters.
Earl Farr and wife went to Des
Moines Sunday morning in their auto
for friendly and business visit, re-
turning home Monday evening.
Mrs. Herman Freese went to Des
Moines Saturday morning for a sew
eral days visit with her husband,
who is stationed at Camp Dodge.
S. Ii. Ross of Grand Island. Nebr..
arrived in Audubon Sunday after
noon for a visit with his daughter,
Mrs. +. II. McFadden and husband.
Mrs. d. Kroeger and granddaugh-
ter. Miss Gladys Wedemeyer. went
to Atlantic Saturday morning for an
over Sunday visit with her son,
Henry Kroeger and family.
Earl Reese of Orient, Iowa. came
Friday noon to Audubon for a visit
with his uncle Wiiburn Reese and
wife, and with his brother. Harold
Reese and wife in the country.
S. l.. Turner of Omaha was here
last week looking at several farms
with view TO purchasing one. He
went to Manning to look at a farm
there that seemed to interest him.
Misses Dora and Mary Nelson of
Sioux City. transferred here Monday
evening enroute to Extra to visit
with their sister, Miss Carrie, who
teaches in the Extra public schools.
w. w. Wray and wife left Friday
afternoon for visit at Oakland with
relatives. They will return to Au-
dubon and make arrangements to
move to their new home at Casper,
Wyoming
Frank Chandler nephew of j. r.
Chandler, who enlisted from Audi
bon and who was stationed at Fort
Riley. Kansas, has been transferred
TO Fort Omaha i'm the Balloon Corps
Medical Department.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Smith left
for Guthrie Center Saturday fore
noon to visit his niece. Mrs. John
Burkhardt and family. after which
they go to Camp Dodge to visit his
nephew. Joseph Lohner.
f. o. Niklason was a Friday after
noon passenger TO Nicola. where on
Saturday he held public sale at
which time he disposed of number
of good mules and draft horses. the
only kind he will purchase.
Mike Kerwin and wife. their son
Ambrose and daughter. Mrs. Ed
Schiltz and family returned to their
home at Carroll Sunday evening. af-
ter few days visit here with their
son. J. +. Kerwin and family.
S,Gt, NJ. NJ McIntire went to
Manning Friday evening to referee
the basket ball game between the
girl teams of Kirkman and Manning.
He returned home Saturday morning
and the score was to in favor of
Manning
. Steve O'Donnell of Montana. who
has been visiting his relatives at At
lantic. accompanied by his sister.
Miss Anna O'Donnell. came to Au-
dubon Sunday for visit with former
friends. they having resided in Au-
dubon number of years ago.
W. c. Elliott of Tacoma. Wash.
arrived in Audubon Friday afternoon
for visit with his brother-in-law
II. NJ. Vanderly. who lives on Mr.
Elliott's farm. He will visit with
other relatives and numerous friends
and attend to business affairs also.
ID. w. Wood and daughter Eleanor
drove 10 Lewis Sunday. taking home
DR.. Lorenzo Brooks and family. who
were here for visit with Mr..
Brooks sister, Mrs. ID. w. Wood and
family for several days. and with her
'Ni"'i'No' W anu VhiS. H. y. ROSeTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hutton and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hahn. the former
of Des Moines and the latter of Col
fax, left for their homes Monday
morning. They were here in attend
ance at the Iowa Sunday School AS
ISOLATION convention. held last week
Joe Erickson who this spring NOV
ed from Algona onto the Mrs. VIM.
Alt farm west of town, left for his
former home Friday evening for a
visit with relatives. He will return
this week. bringing with him his
auto that he was compelled to leave
at the time of moving.
Gust Detman and wife of Atlantic
were Sunday visitors with her moth
err. Mrs. Leib, and sisters and his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs, Dettman Otto
Leib and family of Guthrie Center
also visited Sunday at the home of
his mother. Mrs. Leib and with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Alt.
The Yeoman Lodge held box
social at the w. o. w. hall on last
Thursday night in the interest of
the Home Knitting Fund of the Red
Cross Society. A fair sized crowd
was present and good time enjoyed
by all. The sum total received from
the sale of boxes amounted to
5000.