Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-03-28
: LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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John Zamora and wife went to
Atlantic Friday forenoon to visit
relatives and friends few days.
Dr. Becker of Atlantic was here
Friday in consultation with Dr.
Fulton on the case of Mrs Henry
Sunberg. Sr.
S. X. Jordan and l.. A. McNutt
returned Friday morning from a
several days business visit at Des
Mones last week
l.. E. Tramp and wife returned
home Monday forenoon from a bus
mess AND friendly visit at Atlantic
for couple of days.
Mrs. G. b. Christensen went to
Des Moines Friday forenoon to visit
with her son. John christensen, who
is stationed at Camp Dodge.
Peter Petersen, who visited here
at the home of his brother-in-law,
Laurids Sorensen, left for his home
at Harlan Friday forenoon.
John +. Kerwin went to Carroll
Monday on business and 10 visit
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Ker-
win. He made the trip by automo-
bile.
case of smallpox was reported
at the home of Jim Cavanaugh, liv-
ing in Law Addition, last week. One
of his sons was also i'll with pneu-
monia.
Martin Carroll. who enlisted in
the army recently, left for Sioux
City Friday morning, from where he
will be sent to one of the camps for
training.
Mrs. John Zaiger went to Ross
Friday morning to visit with her
brother, Fritz Dreher who is recov-
erng from a broken hip that he re-
ceived last. fall.
Father Costello. who was called
TO Modale, Ia, last week to preach
the funeral sermon for a former par
ishoner. Mrs. Fitzpatrick. returned
home Saturday
Mrs. Frank Pope. after a pleasant
visit at the Herb Theilen home in
Extra with relatives and in Audubon
with friends. returned to her home
in Carroll Friday.
Miss Catherine Carter, after a
couple of days pleasant visit here
with her brother. G. c. Carter and
family, left Monday morning for her
home at Waukee.
l.. +. Martinsen. F. l.. Anderson
and Dave Williamson left Friday
morning for Des Moines, and return
ed with a new Chalmers Six auto
for Mr.. Williamson.
Fred Clemensen and Andrew Jor-
III
went to Omaha Friday morning to
bring back two Buick automobiles
for their customers.
r. A. Berry, of Atlantic, visited in
Audubon the last of the week on
business. He went to Arthur. Iowa,
Friday morning to visit his daugh-
ter. Mrs. F. c. Miller and family.
Mrs. o. f. Gaylord who visited
with her sister. Mrs. o. O. Conley in
Atlantic and at the DR.. Lantz home
in Extra. transferred here Monday
enroute to her home al Denison.
Mrs. VIM. Fulton. who was here
two weeks keeping house for her
brother, f. +. Bailey. during the alb
sence of his wife at Redfield. return
ed to her home at Extra Saturday af-
ternoon
Peter \ Christoffersen. of Grand
Junction. Ia. came Friday morning
to attend the funeral of his niece.
Mrs Henry Johansen. who died on
Tuesday of last week and was buried
Friday afternoon.
Frank Leffingwell who is EN-
ployed here by his father. George
Leffingwell. went TO his home at
Anita Saturday evening for an over
Sunday visit with his family. re-
turning to Audubon Monday morn
ing
Miss Hilda Anderson. trained
nurse of Atlantic. who was here on
the Ed Weible case. six miles in
urday noon. Mr.. Weible was getting
along nicely when she left. so she
reported.
| Rev. Provensen. who was i'm Des
Moines last week on business and a
/ friendly visit, returned to Audubon
Friday morning. being called home
TO hold funeral services for the late
Mrs. Henry JOhansen. whose funeral
occurred Friday afternoon.
| W. II. buhes, VI 'liHtOH, MO-, VINO
registered in the army draft at
Clarion. Iowa. came here last week
and reported at the office OF DR.. A.
l.. Brooks for examination. He may
decide TO remain in Audubon and
work at his trade. that of carpen-
ter.
w. c. Tramp and wife of Creston.
who came TO Audubon last week to
attend the funeral of his father, the
late c. l.. Tramp. returned to their
home Friday morning. Virgil Tramp,
wife and son. who were also here for
the funeral. departed for their home
at Enid, Okla. at the same time.
Willis Coffman departed Friday
morning for Jersey City. N. j.. to
see his son. Ebert 0offman. at the
training camp there. Ebert had the
misfortune last week to run the tine
OF a table fork into his hand. caus-
ing blood poisoning to develop which
was causing him much trouble.
Samuel Jordan went to Kirkville
Monday morning where he was call
ed by the serious condition OF his
wife who has been at the home OF
her daughter for some time. There
was not much hope held out for her
recovery. His son-in-law, G. F..
Beers, accompanied the aged gentle
man as far as Des Moinee.