Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-03-14
y LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Webster.
1t is pretty hard to believe that
Adam would fall for a Ben Davis
apple.
Miss Jeanette Rodgers visited at
the Ralph Duvail home over Sun
day.
j. NJ. Graham transacted business
of a professional nature in Atlantic
Monday.
Rem Phelps went to Atlantic Mon
day on business and for visit with
relatives.
VIM. Dittman went to Atlantic on
Monday afternoon for visit at the
home OF his friend. Chas. Strutz.
Peter Lauritsen left Monday ey-
ening for Chicago, taking along a
car load of hogs from his feed lots.
Miss Rose Ehlert was a passenger
Monday TO Lorah for a visit with her
sister, Mrs. Chas. Sievers and fam
lily.
Mrs. George Leffingwell returned
from Anita and Extra Monday morn
ing, after visit with relatives and
frineds.
Amos Fancher went to Gray Mon
day to load a shipment of cattle.
which he Will take to the Omaha
market.
Rev. G. B. Christensen left Au-
dubon Monday morning for Omaha
and Blair. Nebr. on a business and
friendly visit
Harry Northup and w. II. Bolton
left Monday morning for visit with
relatives and friends Mt oxford and
Marengo, Iowa.
Mrs. Herman Freese returned to
Audubon Monday afternoon after a
weeks visit at Guthrie Center with
her parents Mr. and Mrs Chas. Wells.
James w. and John H. Darnold
came Monday evening from Nillisca,
being called here on account of the
serious illness OF their brother, Il.
l.. Darnold.
Frank Elgan of Council Bluffs,
District Commercial Traveller for the
Iowa Telephone Co., came to Audit
bon Monday noon on business with
the local manager. e. II. Virtue.
Mrs. Herman Schroeder and daugh-
ter and Mrs. Fred Schroeder and son
left Monday morning for Elston. Ia,
for visit with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. ID. Rice
Mrs. f. +. Bailey and son Ber-
nard went to Redfield, to visit at the
home of her sister. Mrs. Chas. Ora
hood, who was very sick. She will
remain there for time to help care
for her.
Miss Mary Smith. who has been
teaching one of our rural schools in
Viola township, left for her home at
lndanola Monday morning where
she will enjoy her spring vacation
with her folks.
l.. l.. McGinnis who was here from
Waseca, Mimi. on a visit with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs l.. A. McGin-
mis-, left Monday morning for Allan
tic where the family are moving and
will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sunberg re-
turned home Monday morninf from
Atlantic, where they visited with her
sister. Mrs. Gust Dettmann and hus-
band. While there Mr.. Sunberg took
sick and was compelled to remain
for several weeks.
w. c. Sheets was business visit
or in Des Moines Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G, Spencer, after
pleasant two weeks visit here at
the j. l.. Rippty home with relatives.
departed Monday morning for their
home al St. Edward, Nebr
Mrs. Charles Beers, and Mr. and
Mrs. w. j. Jordan. left for Kirkvlle
Monday to see their mother. Mrs.
Jordan. who was reported TO be quite
i'll. Mr. Beers accompanied them
as far as Des Moines. and while there
attended to business.
Otto and Ed Schrader who We're
called here last week on account of
the dangerous illness of their father,
VIM. Schrader, left Monday for their
home AZ Craig. Colo. leaving their
father in a much improved condi-
ton at the time of their departure.
George Leffingwell is moving the
building formerly occupied by Miss
Kate Sorensen TO the rear of her
present location in the Harper Flats.
Miss Sorensen will arrange the build
ing into garage which will have
room for four or six automobiles
which she will rent out.
Jens Thuesen. who has been here
over a year on Il visit with his sons
Hans and Peter Thuesen and with
other relatives and friends. depart
ed Monday evening for his home in
Copenhagen Denmark. He enjoy
ed his visit immensely and was very
much cnthused with Audubon.
Clark Arnold, Harold Scott. Lau-
rel Peppers and Hans Peter Kallesen
went to Carroll Monday morning,
where they presented themselves be-
fore the Medical Advisory Board for
army service. John kallesen. a
brother of Hans. accompanied them
to Carroll
II. Campbell. who enjoyed a visit
here with his daughter, Mrs. f. NJ.
Wager and family in the country, re-
turned to his home at Anita Monday
afternoon. His brother. J. NJ. Camp
bell of kimball. S. d.. who visited
here also. accompanied him to Anita
for a visit. after which he returns to
his home.
Along with the general invasion
as a result of the war, women trav-
cling statesmen" are commencing to
arrive in the city, carrying lines that
were formerly handled by the men.
They seem to be able to handle their
grips and display and talk up their
goods as well as their predecessors.
couple of them were in Audubon
last Friday morning.
George b. Scott received the sad