Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-05-30
: LOCAL AND pERsoNAiL

w. T. Staley was in Atlantic on
Monday to spend the day looking
after business matters.
Miss Ida Pfieffer, who visited rel
atives in the county last week, left
Monday morning for her home at
Dedham.
J. E. Kerwin and family spent
over Sunday in Stuart at the home
of her parents, returning to Audi
bon on Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna Moore and daughter,
Mable, came from Villisca Saturday
to make short visit with the son
and brother, Harry Moore and his
bride.
Mrs. T. H. Kennedy, who visited
her mother, Mrs. S. C. Higgins at
Gray. several days, was in the city
Monday enroute to her home near
Guthrie Center.
Mrs. NJ B. Sharp, of Falls City,
Nebr., arrived in the city the fore
part of the week for visit at the
home of her brother, A. II. Dolla-
! hide and family.
Charles Krottinger. of Wichita
| Falls, Texas. arrived in the city the
| latter part of the week and will make
| prolonged visit at the homes of
Charles and Ben Deist
o. L. Lane returned from Sioux
City Tuesday morning where he
spent few days purchasing feeders
which are to be shipped to his feed
! ing lots at Mt. Pleasant
Mrs. Frank Harmon of Lewis ar
i tsrt cd in no nst 1A
the week for a visit at the home of
her father. C. II Priestley. and with
her sister, Mrs. Irving Johnson
Ross Erven came from Omaha the
other day to make his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Erwin, visit be-
| fore going to New Jersey this week,
where he has secured lucrative po-
sition with an eastern railroad.
Z. Earlinger. a student at Dana
college. Blair. Nebr, the past year,
who came to visit at the John C.
Jensen home last week, left Satur-
day for Hampton, Nebr., where he
will have charge of a summer school.
Ira Mease left Saturday for Reed
Springs, Mo-, where he will make a
visit before returning TO his home
near Isabel, Kansas. He has been
in the vicinity since early spring
working for Yves Stetzel. near Ex-
ira.
James Hansen. son of a. p. Han
sen. one of the most progressive
! farmers in the southern part of the
county, returned from Hutchinson,
Mimi, Tuesday morning where he
has attended Hutchinson college the
past year.
Miss Gladys Mclaughlin teacher
of the intermediate grade in the pub
lie schools of Gray, returned to her
duties Monday morning This is
/ the last week of school and Friday
she will return to remain with her
parents for the summer
Mrs. Z. +. Reed returned TO her
home in Des Moines after spending
a few days in Audubon guest OF
Miss Tilda Schmidt. While in the
city she assisted the Sono orchestra
in furnishing music for closing ex-
ercises for the public school.
Mrs. A. C. Martin and daughter
left the fore part of the week for
Council Bluffs, where they will visit
some relatives who leave today for
the west. She will also look after
! having some household goods ship
ped to Audubon. which they can use
at the Park Hotel.
Among the patriotic employees in
the city are the ten persons who are
employed by the Iowa Telephone Co.
of this city, who for the month of
May purchased total of $6490 in
War Savings Stamps. This is rec
ord the employees ought to be proud
of.
X. j. Petersen, who went to For
sythe. Mont, last week with a num-
Der of land seekers. returned home
Monday morning He says his men
are well pleased with the country.
and will probably purchase tract
of land in that section of the coun-
try.
Ralph Johnson. a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. a Johnson, n student the
past year at Ames college, returned
! Tuesday morning and will remain for
the summer months. Ii is quite
likely that he will return TO Ames
next fall to complete his course of
study
DR.. A. l.. Brooks has returned
from Dies Moines where he visited
his daughter. Mrs. w. +. Kimball
While at the Capitol city he was at
one of the hospitals taking care of
one of the Audubon county patients
who IS recovering from a surgical
operation.
George |. Miller of Boone was in
the city yesterday visiting old time
friends. Thirty-three years ago he
was superintendent of the Audubon
public schools. which position he
held for period of eight years. He
went from here to Boone where he
held a similar position for a period
of sixteen years He had been at
Extra for visit with his sister, Mrs.
&. b. West. He is now engaged in
other branches of business that
makes il necessary for him to be in
Chicago much of the time, but he
still calls Boone his home.