Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-01-31
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= LOCAL AND PERSONAL \

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F. o. Niklason went to Manning
Tuesday to spend the day on bust
ness.
Rem Phelps went to Atlantic on
Tuesday morning to spend a few
days on business.
VIM. Dittman returned Friday
noon from Atlantic, after a few days
friendly visit at the home of rela-
tives.
f. c. Andersen of Lorah came on
Tuesday morning to be examined for
army service, being one of the boys
in Glass One.
w. j. Kennedy and wife came
from Nebraska Tuesday morning for
a visit with friends and a visit with
her parents at Hamlin.
Jens Werner went to Walnut Fri
day morning to enjoy visit with his
daughter, Mrs. Andrew Arntsen and
family for couple of days.
John Alt went to Atlantic Friday
morning to see his wife, who was
taken there for treatment and rest
C. r. Lacey of Atlantic came Mon
day to visit relatives at the home
of Mrs. Eliza Mushrush, and with his
son-in-law. Roy Prather and family.
r. j. Loveland. who transacted
business at Mt. Pleasant last week.
returned home Friday morning He
also enjoyed a visit at Carroll while
away.
Mrs. A. C. Crane went to Extra
Friday morning to attend the funeral
of her husbands grandfather, Sam
uel Crane, which took place Friday
afternoon.
Arthur Beers, wife and baby, after
a pleasant visit here with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Stock
ing, returned to their home at Om-
aha Monday
Fred Bartlett, formerly of Audubon
but now a resident of Holstein. Ia,
friends and relatives and to attend
to business matters.
l. d. McCarville, who was home
for several days visit with his fam
! lily, left for Estherville Monday ev-
ening to look after his firms inter-
ests in the insurance business.
Miss Mildred Buck, who visited
with friends at Des Moines and In
dianola with her sister, Miss Eloise
Buck, a student at Simpson college.
returned home Tuesday morning.
Ross Erven came from Omaha on
Thursday last. being called here for
/ the draft He also visited here with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Err
ven. He returned home Friday ev-
ening.
Bode Oelke of Clarion came to Au-
dubon Tuesday morning, being called
here on account of the serious injury
to his father, August Oelke, who fell
down the elevator shaft Saturday ev-
ening.
Will A. Hudler has traded his
property in the Freeman Addition
for 100 acres of land near Yuma,
Colo, taking the half interest in a
half section >of land with Adolph
Wolff. with whom he made the trade.
A large number of people from
Audubon and vicinity are going to
take advantage of the special ten
day excursion on February 5th to
the Lower Rio Grande Valley OF
Texas.
1t is reported that Harvey Ditto
and Miss Ives went to Omaha last
! week and were married, and also
that charivari party received SIC
on Monday night and enjoyed q
good oyster supper on Tuesday ev-
ening.
, Will Settlemire. who left here
: some time ago for Colorado to attend
the funeral of his father-in-law, the
late Howard Kelly, arrived home
Tuesday His wife remained in Col
orado until they decide what they
will do.
Mrs. A. r. Kittell went to Harlan
last Friday to stay at the home OF
her son, Howard T. Kittell and fam.
lily, while they are in attendance a,
the funeral of Mr.. Hansen, grand
father of Mrs. II. h. Kittell, held al
Brayton.
|, Mrs. Agnes Brownlee and son OF
Denver, Colo, who visited here al
the home of her brother-in-law, j
F. Brownlee and family, left for Vii
lisca Tuesday morning to visit with
other relatives, when they return to
their home.
b. l.. Darnold city marshal, who
is subject to asthma, had very bad
spell again Sunday afternoon and
was in a very serious condition for a
couple of hours. He soon rallied
however. and since then has been i'm
proving rapidly.
Rev. G. Miller, state secretary OF
church erection for the United Breth
eren denomination, was at Gray Mon
day night where he gave a lecture
and advised the building of a new
church there. He left for Atlantic
Tuesday morning.
Miss Ruth Preston on last Friday
evening entertained the members OF
the Card Club. of which she is a
member. with card party and lun.
cheon at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Preston. A very
enjoyable evening was passed by all
present
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Fancher left
Tuesday for Sigourney for a visit OF
few days with relatives and friends
after which they go to North English
to visit their daughter. Mrs. Geo. +
Axmear and family. and with VIM.
James and Jesse Fancher. brothers
of Mr. Fancher.
John Rutherford, of Lands. Can.
who with his family have been here
on an extended visit with various rel
atives and friends. went TO Grinnel
Monday morning to visit his sister
Mrs. Mary McKeag and family. His