Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-04-11
X = + x x + 4 4 + + I
= LOCAL AND PERSONAL :

OVER THE ToP-And then som,


the II. Strutz home.
John C. Jensen shipped a car load
of fine cattle to the South Omaha
market Saturday evening.
w. Todd. of st. Paul, Mimi, was
IN the city Saturday transact ing
business with X. ]. Petersen.
Father Costello went to Carroll
looking after business matters.
Leo. Booton was a business visitor
in Manning the fore part of the week.
returninf home Tuesday evening.
Miss Fiji Goldstein left Tuesday
morning for visit at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore at Omaha
Mrs. VIM. Sucher was called to
her former home in Chadwick, Ill.
last week on account of the illness
of her mother. 49,
Sam Shoup departed Tuesdcy OF
this week for Oneida. s. D., where
he will visit with his brother Tim
Shoup and family.
Dave Hart was in Omaha the fore
part OF the week to look after bust
ness matters at the head Office of the
Updike Grain Co.
Mrs. Gertrude Nelson was a pass
hnger TO Coon Rapids Tuesday even
ing to enjoy a visit at the home of
her brother, Meade Steele.
Willie Root and Geo. V. Wcldy
were here for an over Sunday visit
with friends and enjoying few
days rest from camp life
Mrs. viii r. Smith and children
left Sunday for their former home
at Carroll to attend to business af
fairs and visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tessman went
to Atlantic Monday where Mrs. Tess
man submitted to a surgical opera
tion at the Atlantic hospital.
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. Mack went to
Nicola Tuesday morning to attend
the Council Bluffs Presbytery which
is in session there tLis week.
James Fullerton was a passenger
TO Nicola Tuesday morning to attend
the meeting of the Presbytery as
lay member from tho Audubon con-
gregation.
Miss Ostehoff. teacher at Douglas
school No. s, returned to Audubon
Saturday evening from a visit with
her parents at Dubuque during her
spring school vacation.
Burley Railsback left this week
for a visit at Forsythe, Mont, to
look at the countrk and if it suits he
may decide to purchase some land
in that section of the state.
Mrs. Louisa Leib and ker Two
daughters Mrs. Chas. Sunberg and
Miss Lucy Leib, returned from a
visit at Atlantic Tuesday afternoon
where they had been guests at the
Gus Detman home.
"Everybody's Dance" held at the
w. o. w. hall last Saturday night
was well attended and a general
good time was enjoyed by those who
participated. The music was above
the average and splendid order was
maintained
Mrs. j. G. Fisher went to Manning
the fore part of the week to see her
daughter Mrs. Frank Mantz, who had
returned home Monday from Omaha,
where she had been taking treatment
for blood poisoning, which had in
fected her hand.
E. j. Kelly, travelling salesman.
to show his patriotism, fired two
shots from a pistol at the picture OF
the kaiser, when it was shown on the
screen at picture show in DavenpcS'
last Sunday night. He was arrested
but later released.
Mrs. o. II. Lovelacc returned to
her home near Indianola Tuesday
morning after visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lovelace in
the country. Oliver and his wife are
happily located on farm he purch-
ased shortly after their marriage.
A small blaze in the barn belong
ing to N. C. Barentsen last Friday
caused the fire alarm to be sounded,
and the fire department make hur-
ried run to the place. Their servi
ces were not necessary. however. as
the fire had been extingrished before
they arrived.
The members of the McCarville
family who have been ill with ton
solitis and grippe for several weeks
past, have so far recovered as to be
able to attend to their various duties
and Mr.. McCarville left Tuesday on
the early train for Emettsburg to at
ttend to his insurance business.
Allen Detwiler and his sister-in-
law, Miss Mabel Welde and Miss
Anna Patterson, went to Atlantic on
Saturday to meet Geo V. Weldy,
who was coming to Hamlin from
Camp Dodge for a visit with relatives
as this will be Mr.. Weldy's last fur
10 a. l.
sent to Frame to fight in the trenches.
Roy Jensen, who camc from Iowa
City last week to visit his brothers
Holger Jensen of Camp Pike, Ark,
and Arnold Jensen, of Fort Riley,
Kan, returned to his studies at the
state university Monday afternoon.
Holger returned to his camp Tues
day and Arnold will leave for his
training camp the latter part of this
week.
Mrs. Gertrude Thorpe who has
been here caring for Mrs. p. Stan
ton, returned to her home in Omaha
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Stanton
is much improved in health, being
able 10 be up little each day, all
of which will be pleasing news to
her many friends who have been
somewhat alarmed about her con-
dition.
Miss Clara Phelps. who with her
father. l.. ID. Phelps. have been
spending the winter at Hollywood,
Calf, arrived in Omaha last week
for a visit with friends Monday
afternoon Miss Clara came to Audi
bon for visit at the Chas. Bagley
and w. II. Cowles homes. Mr.. p.
stopped in Extra while enroute to
Audubon.
The Martinsen Garage has two big
photographs of a number of soldier
bows in the display window of their