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

See Webster for Early Ohio po-
tatoes. 12-2w.
Chas. Bagley and j. Mel. Graham
were passengers to Omaha Friday.
Carl Hoover came Saturday after
noon for an over Sunday visit with
his wife and children.
Leonard German, who visited here
with friends, returned to his home at
Atlantic Friday afternoon.
Rev. Proctor, who spent two weeks
with the soldier boys at Camp Dodge
returned home Saturday afternoon.
Mrs Ed. Finch of Stuart was here
Saturday visiting former acquaint-
ances and attending to business af-
fairs.
Miss Esther Larson went to Des
Moines Saturday morning to visit her
former school mates at Des Moines
college.
Mrs. Henry Dittman went to Gray
Saturday afternoon to visit over
Sunday with her son, Robert and
family
Ed S. Van Gorder left Friday ev-
ening for a business visit at Des
Moines and also enjoyed visit with
relatives.
Paul Dreager of Atlantic returned
to his home Friday, following a visit
here with relatives at the Henry AS
mus home.
! Miss Essa Law went to Extra Fri
day afternoon for a visit of a couple
of days with her cousin, Mrs. Henry
Hockenberry.
Miss Julia Christensen, who visit
ed here with her friend. Miss Maur-
len Petersen, returned Friday to her
home at Extra.
Jens p. Jensen. who accompanied
stock shipment to the Omaha mar
ket last week, returned to Audubon
Saturday evening.
A. Benton of Atlantic. after a visit
here at the Dave Randolph home.
and with other friends, left Friday
evening for his home.
Mrs. Ole Olsen and son came from
Carroll Saturday evening to visit at
the home of her cousin, Dan Nielsen
and family in the country.
Lawrence Kerwin of Carroll. Wis
tied in Audubon the latter part OF
the week with his brother, J. T.. Ker-
win and former school chums.
Mrs. John Schouboe and Mrs. C.
Thompson went TO Lorah Friday af-
ternoon for a visit with friends at
the Mrs. Henry Hansen home.
Miss Bradley. of Cedar Falls. who
was one of the conductors of the
Institute. returned Friday afternoon
to her duties at the Iowa Teachers
College
Miss MABEL Hunter. who spent he'd
school vacation with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. >. Hunter al Clidden,
returned the first of the week to
Audubc".
Simon Hansen and daughter re-
turned Friday evening from a visit
with friends at Manning. While
away Mr.. Hansen attended to bus
mess affairs also.
M. +. Dillenbeck OF Manning ana
Tom McMicrael of Gray We're bus
mess and friendly visitors in Audi
bon last week. returning to their
homes Saturday afternoon.
Misses Margaret Knutsen and Wv.
ian Brown. who wsre here TO attend
the Teachers Institute. and visited
at the home of Oluf Jensen, return
ed to Extra Friday evening.
Miss Ruth GreenwaIdt came Fri
day afternoon from her home in Coon
Rapids for a visit with friends at
/ the Aug. Burr and II. j. Savage
homes. and with school chums of
childhood days.
! Mrs. Carl c. Thomson and two
children of Omaha came Saturday
afternoon to join the husband and
father and will now make Audubon
their home. having rented the Geo
Mendenhall farm.
Misses Ruth Statzell and Ora
Johnson of Extra, returned to their
homes at Extra Saturday evening
They were hero in attendance ut
the Institute and were guests at the
Mrs. G. l.. Gore home.
/ Miss Flora Rendleman and Miss
| Louise Jones of Extra. spent last
week in Audubon in attendance at
the Institute meeting and visiting
| friends. They returned TO their
home Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George b. Scott who
attended the funeral of his mother
at Osceola Friday of last week. re-
turned to Audubon Saturday after
noon. Mr.. Scott has the sympathy
of numerous friends in his sad be
reavement.
Fred Petersen, who was home on
a ten day furlough visiting his rel
atives and friends and closing up
his business affairs, departed Satur-
day afternoon for Camp Hancock,
Augusta. Ga, where he is in the au-
tomObile service OF the army.
Mrs. G. A. Webster of Lewis. Mrs.
Chas. G. Warner OF Atlantic and
Mrs. l.. F.. Webster of Spokane,
Wash. who were here to see Clyde
his mother. Mrs |. p. Baker. left
for their homes Friday evening.
c. j. Stemm and ramily came Sat
urday morning from their home in
Menlo to enjoy visit with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs John Cozine and
various other relatives. Clint makes
regular visits to Audubon and his
friends are always pleased to see
him
Mrs. Miles Gardner went 10 Ames
Friday evening for visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. &. Hunter.
She expected TO return home the
fore part of this week. accompanied
by her two children who have been
On an extended visit with their grand
parents.
Miss Martha Blohm. who has been
keeping house for her BROTHER. Chas.
Blohm. left Friday evening for On
aha To visit relatives. Her friend.
Miss Edna Woodcock OF Emporia.
Kansas. who teaches Leroy school
No. 8. accompanied ner ~ Omaha
for a vacation visit.