Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-02-28
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= LOCAL AND PERSONAL = - LOCAL AND PERSONAL

VIM. Ebert returned from Omaha
today where he purchased car load
of cattle.
Peter Mathisen returned today
from a several days visit in Omaha
where he took in the Auto Show.
Mrs. j. B. Ashby and Miss Weigh
ton were in Omaha this week visit
ing with frlenus, returning home
this morning.
]. w. Ranfell. who has been a
guest at the home of Henry Tunman
left on Monday morning for his
home near Victor, Iowa.
Mrs. |. Kallasen. who has been
here ON a visit with relatives, re-
turned the fore part of the week to
her home at Ru:kin. Nebr.
Roy Shupe and John Wonsmos
have gone to Milford, where they in
tend hiring out for the summer with
some of the farmers of that locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Christensen
returned Monday to their home at
Weston. after an extended visit at
the Hans Schmidt ;ome, west of
town.
Mr.. and Mrs Chris Jensen. who
have been visiting with relatives in
this vicinity. returned the fore part
OF the week TO their home near Map
Teton.
John Christensen and his sister.
Miss Tillie. who have been visiting
relatives in Des Moines several days
returned home the fore part of the
week.
George Conway. a former resident
here. came from Dexter Friday to
attend the Madison Spencer hog sale
He remained until Saturday visiting
old time friends.
Mrs. G. A. Kraft. who with her
husband have been making their
home at Winner S. d.. arrived in
the city Monday and will remain
here for the present.
Mrs. j. X. Johnson returned to
her home at Elk Horn Monday after
staying at the Hans j. johnson home
during the absence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson at Rochester, MINI.
Chris Henriksen and II. j. Savage
left Monday for Council Bluffs where
they have been drawn to serve on
the federal grand jury. which began
its session Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris II. Larson left
Monday morning. Mrs. Larson TO Wis
IL her sister, Mrs Peter Bramson in
Atlantic, while Mr.. Larson trans
acts some business in Des Moines.
Mrs. Carl Johnson and little
daughter came from Harlan the fore
part of the week for a visit at the
home of her brother, Roy Prather
and family, where they have very
sick child
Mrs. Julia Parsons has returned
TO Audubon after an extended visit
with relatives at Hamilton, Ills. She
was accompanied by her daughter,
Mrs. A. Davis. who VIII make pro-
longed visit
l.. p. Larson and wife. who have
made an extended stay in Chicago.
arrived in the city last week for a
visit with relatives and old time
friends. as they were former resi-
dents of Audubon.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Thomas. who have
been Sere on a visit at the home of
their son. +. b. Thomas and to assist
them during the sale, returned the
latter part of the week TO their home
near Conrad, Iowa.
Rev. l.. Jensen of Ruskin. Nebr..
and Rev. ]. II. Vammer, of Nicola,
who were here over Sunday assist
ing in the mission meeting held at
Ebenezer church. returned to their
respective homes Monday morning
Ed and Otto Schrader arrived
from Craig, Colo. Monday morning.
being called by the serious illness
of their father, VIM. Schrader, who
was in a critical condition. We are
pleased to state. however, that he is
much better at this writing.
Clint Leonard has rented the Fred
Tennigkeit farm and last week ship
ped Fred's horses. cattle and farm
machinery to Colorado. where Fred
vii farm this summer. Clint re-
turned Monday after spending few
days with his brother, Ray and fam
lily at Avoca
H. G.. Rice. who visited his son.
I'ttu VI INV anu ldlnilss W up nave
recently moved to Texas. returned
home the latter part of the week.
Mr.. Rice likes the country where
Fred has located and there is every
prospect that he will do well in his
new location.
Mrs. George Everts received word
from Denison last week that her
mother MrS. Mary Bowman. was
seriously i'll. She left Immediately
to be at her bedside. Her condition
improved TO such an extent that Mrs.
Everts was able to return home on
Monday evening
NJ j. Fabricius came from Irwin
Saturday TO spend over Sunday Wis
iting his family. They moved from
the farm to Audubon and will occupy
the Nick Ottesen property near the
Methodist church until in June when
school closes. Mrs. Fabricius and
the children will then join Mr. Fab
ricius who has just engaged in the