Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-01-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

morning from Omaha, where he ac-
companied shipment of cattle last
week
| Mrs. c. Casweil and child of Den
ison, came last Thursday evening to
visit with her grandparents, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. C.. Gates.
Ed Carroll of near Walnut, came
Saturday morning on business and
to visit his mother Mrs. r. M. Ker-
win in the country.
Mrs. Peter Rubel returned Satur-
day from Atlantic, where she enjoyed
a few days visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Dave Snyder.
Phil A. Brandstatter, of New vir-
ginia, Iowa, who was here last week
on business and visit with relatives
returned home Saturday.
]. Y. Wright was a passenger Fri
day morning to Carroll, where he
went to purchase seed and attend to
other business matters.
DR.. Rosenbladt of Council Bluffs.
came Saturday morning for a visit
with his parents and to attend to
professional work here.
j. X. Jensen, who was in Omaha
a few days last week, and visited at
the Bluffs with relatives. returned
home the last of the. week
Mrs. John Lovelace, who went to
Des Moines last week to visit with
friends and to Indianola to visit with
her son Oliver and wife, returned
home the fore part of the week
Mrs. Peter Clausen, who went to
Rochester. MINI, recently and sub
mitted to an operation for goitre
trouble, returned homo Saturday and
was feeling fine.
While there has been a good deal
of guess work on the subject, but it
is pretty well agreed that unless
peace is declared sooner or later the
war will be continued
| Miss Olga Christensen. who at
tends Highland Park college in Des
Moines. came home Saturday morn
ing for visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. l.. Christensen.
Mrs Sam Ripley and two children
went to Shenandoah Saturday morn
ing to attend the funeral OF her hus-
/ y,
which took place on Sunday
It's pity that the Audubon slack
er and German was not held by
the federal officers. The outlook is
not reassuring for law and order
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Miss Lillian Foley, following a Wis
it here with her father. Geo A. Foley
and children in the country since be-
fore Christmas. returned to her Car
roll home the latter part of the week.
l.. w. Hilyer. of Sioux City, came
Friday for visit with his son. who
! is attending school here and making
his home with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. George HIyer, in the coun.
| try
A large number of people went
from Audubon Saturday TO attend the
Red Cross sale in Extra. Several
went down on the morning train, but
most of them went by way of auto
mobile.
! S. ii. Ripley, who was called to
Shenandoah last week to attend the
/ funeral of his mother. Mrs. r. j. Rip
| ley, has returned home. He remained
couple of days for a visit with
relatives and former friends.
Not to be vidctive or small or
mean, but it occurs to us that it will
| be just and right to teach German
in the United States schools when
! Germans teach United States in the
German schools. But let's not do it
before.
Daniel Kerwin, who was called
home on account of the critical i'll
ness and death of his father, the late
Richard NJ. Kerwin, returned to his
quarters at the Grea, Lakes Train
ing Station, near Waukegan. Ills,
Saturday evening.
August Johnson. who attended the
A. j. Shade Hereford cattle sale at
Sioux City Thursday and Friday of
last week. returned home Saturday
morning. He purchased several good
cattle to add to his already famous
herd near Larland.
Miss Inez Storey, who teaches Lee
roy school No. Z. after several
weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. p. Story. at Moberiy, Mo, re-
turned to Audubon saturday and be-
gan her duties as teacher on Monday
morning of this week.
Mrs f. f. Bailey and children who
have been on an extended visit at
Redfield with her relatives and help
ing take care of her sister who was
seriously i'll, returned home last
Thursday evening. Fir. Bailey went
to Manning to meet her.
Matt Jensen who was recently mar
ried, left the last OF the week for
Gary. Mimi, where he expects to
spend week or more attending to
his farm interests. Mr.. and Mrs. Jen-
sen will move to Gary in the spring
TO make their future home.
Holgar Andersen. who has had
charge of the grocery department at
the Alderman Co. big store. has sew
cred his connection with that firm.
He informs us that he has several
good positions in view. but as yet is
undecided which one he will accept.
Chester b. Brooks, who has been
here on an extended visit with his
daughter. Mrs. ID. w. Wood and fam
lily, went TO Lewis saturday morning
to visit with his son. DIR. Lorenzo
Brooks and family. and to assist Lo-
renzo with his rush OF work at his
dental office.
Miss Mary Weimand. of Carroll,
who was here helping her brother,
George Weimand and family get set
tied in their new home. returned
Saturday morning to her home at
Carroll. George and family moved
last week from Manning to a farm in
the south part OF the county.
Cecil Moon arrived in Audubon last
week from Brownlee. (Sask.) Can,