Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-04-25
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= LOCAL AND PERSONAL

end the Crescent tonight


Andy Hansen and family moved
yesterday from the Bob Curtis rooms
to the Jake Mogg house in North
| Audubon.
A. G. Brenneck returned from a
visit with his family at Marshaltown
last evening. He went up the last
of the week.
Peter Jensen, of the Jensen gar
! age, receivd a car load of Maxwell
automobiles yesterday and has all
of them sold.
Mrs. A. r. Kittell went to Harlan
yesterday afternoon for a couple OF
days visit with her son, Howard T.
kittell and family.
VIM. Fulton returned to Extra last
evening following a visit here with
his brother-in-law. E. E. Bailey and
family for a few days.
Mrs. Molly Schallow is enjoying q
visit with her son, Hermie Hukill
and family at Winner. s. D.. having
left for there last week.
| Rev p. Rasmussen was here yes
terday from Extra to visit his daugh-
ter at the Sorensen Studio and to
attend to matters of business.
Mrs. Thomas Hart, following a
visit here with her brother. Peter
Jensen and family, returned to her
home in Omaha last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. E. Tramp went
to Atlantic last evening to get their
auto that was left there last Satur-
day on account of the heavy snow
Miss Lillian Foley returned to her
business in Carroll last evening, fol
lowing q visit since last Saturday
with her father, G. A. Foley, and
other relatives.
The fishing season begins next
Saturday April 81. We will now be-
gin to look for some good fish stor-
les, especially the first time Mart
returns from fishing trip.
]. w. Shoesmith. after a weeks
visit here with his father, Joe Shoe
smith, and sister, Mrs M. l. Master
son and family, departed last even
ing for his home in Huron, s. ID.
! Mrs. Oluf Ulem of Mason City
| who enjoyed several days pleas
ant visit here with her sister. Mrs.
H.. G.. Leach and family, returned
to her home the first of the week
Another auto accident at the Cath
Ollie church corner Monday. One OF
the cars was badly damaged and the
other slightly. We failed to learn
the names of the parties interested.
| Mrs. Walter Roth and child re-
turned Sunday afternoon from Soc
! City where she accompanied her
brother-in-law, Chas. Roth, for a
visit with her mother-in-law, Mrs
Lottie Culver.
| Otto WHITAKER was here from
Des Moines Tuesday and Wednesday
on business and a visit with old &C
quaintances. He went to Extra last
evening to visit his daughter, Miss
Bess WHITAKER.
| Martin Carroll, who enlisted
last month, received word Friday Ia
report Sunday at Omaha. He left
Audubon Friday evening for Omaha
from where he expected to be sent
to some camp for training.
| Berg Henriksen, who has been de-
tanned at his home the past two
weeks on account of illness, is now
showing some improvement. and ex.
poets to be on duty again at the Hen
riksen Bros. store next week.
z. II. Jacobson, Andrew Christen,
sen John G. Hansen and Andrew
Hansen, who went to Standard, AL
berta, Canada, last week have ar.
rived home and are enthused with
the land and crop prospects in that
country,
| Mrs. VIM. Sucher returned Satur-
day from Chadwick. ILL.,, where she
was called to see her mother, who
was seriously ill. Her mother died
after the arrival of Mrs. Sucher in
Illinois and she remained for the
funeral. Her nephew, John Kradle
accompanied her here for few
days visit.
spending the winter in California
with her mother Mrs. M. ID. Hume
stopped off in Audubon Friday en-.
route to her home at Louisville
KY. for visit with her mother-iI
law. Mrs. Jane T. Oliver at the J
M. Fullerton home. She left Satur
day evening for her home.
| Mrs. j. E. Kerwin entertained 6
coterie of ladies at her home yes
terday afternoon complimentary Il
Mrs. f. w. Johansen, who Is in tht
city on an extended visit. A mos
enjoyable afternoon was spent by al
present and all were pleased to enjoy
again an afternoon with Mrs. Johan-
sen, whom they have long loved and
admired.
Miss Edna Owen, of Fontenelle
who has been in the city the pas
week looking over the records at the
court house for large real estate
firm in her home town, complete!
her work today and will return t.
her home. She is a pleasant ant
agreeable young woman, and made
many friends in the city during hel
short stay.
The pictures Mary Pickford" ant
"A Modern Jack and the Bean Stalk
screened at the Crescent Theatre
Thursday and Friday nights OF las
week, were exceptionally gooC
shows and large crowds were in at
tendance. Don" certainly look,
out for the welfare of his patrons
when it comes to the showing o
good pictures.
Mrs. George Viewer and three chill
dren, George X, Alice and Ethe
Mary, who have been in Los Angeles
Calf, during the past winter, Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kuhn, and her brother, DR.. Chas
Burnside and family. arrived hom
Tuesday evening. They report
most enjoyable time and the Kuhi
and Burnside families as doing yer.
nicely.
People have been wondering wha
became OF Prof. w. Z. Williams o
the Audubon high school faculty tn
past two weeks, as they have no