Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-05-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

| STORE.
You put ~ in U. S. when you
buy War Savings Stamp.
| Clara Andersen was in Extra Fri
day last on business for the Electric
Light Co.
| Mrs. Alice Esbeck went to Man
ming Friday afternoon to care for a
sick patient.
When purchasing sauer kraut ask
for Liberty cabbage, the name by
which it is now known.
Miss Laura Krauel was a week
end visitor in Manning with friends,
going up Friday evening.
| H. G. Leach returned Friday from
a business visit of several days at
Atlantic and Des Moines.
Leave your orders for Memorial
Day flowers with Roberts.
Mrs. w. A. Brainard and daughter
went to Carroll Saturday afternoon
to visit her sister, Mrs. George Pfc
ster.
| w. s. Roberts was in Omaha the
latter part of the week on business
and to visit with relatives and
| friends.
George Hoover returned the lat
ter part of the week from Omaha.
where he spent couple of days on
business.
| J. b. Northup went to Des Moines
Saturday morning to visit few days
and to attend to business matters of
importance.
| Mrs. Henry Dittman went to Gray
Saturday evening for an over Sun
day visit with her son, Robert Dit
man and family.
Mrs. Frank Bradley arrived last
Thursday evening from Kansas City
for visit with friends and to attend
to business affairs.
Marius Nelson came Friday morn
ing from Carroll for a visit with his
friends. He will reman here if able
to procure work on farm.
Rev. Jackson Giddens returned to
Winterset Friday morning. He was
here to preach the funeral sermon
for the late Mrs. Ed. Frick.
Peter Rubel wife and son Albert,
went to Pocahontas county Saturday
last to attend the funeral of a rel
alive, burial taking place Sunday.
Mrs. Julia NJ. Parsons departed
for San Francisco. Calf, last Fri
day where she intends making her
home with her son, II. r. Parsons
and wife.
Cotton Stafford has quit work at
the McCort market and last week
departed for Kalispeld. Mont. to
take look at the country, and he
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DR. Carrie Wood, who was in at
tendance at the Dental meeting held
in Des Moines and enjoyed visit
with her sister, Miss Mabel Brooks,
returned home Friday morning.
A. II. Read of Omaha was visit
or here the latter part of the week.
He is of the National Roofing Co.,
of Omaha. who had the contract for
the first paving done in Audubon.
Mrs. NJ Andersen and children of
Canada. arrived in Audubon the last
of the week to visit with the Max
and Alex Zinke families and with
various other relatives and friends.
A. c. Ross was Friday morning
passenger to Des Moines on business
from where he went to Kansas City
Mo. to look after some property
owned by his niece, Miss Gwendolyn
Carey.
Mrs. Hannah r. Underwood. after
a visit of three days at Jeffer-
son Iowa. with her son. DR. w. NJ
Young. returned Friday evening to
Audubon for a visit at the DR.. A. l.
: Brooks home
Hans Fabricius went to Council
Bluffs Friday night to be present
when Martin Kjer submitted to an
operation for appendicitis. The op
Grafton was performed at the Jenny
Edmondson, hospital Saturday morn
ing.
Gerson Laubender arrived in Au
dubon Saturday from his home Al
, Sat Lake City. Utah. for a visi; of ;
coupe of weeks with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Laubender. and viii
his sister. Mrs. Thomas Conner ant
, family
Rev G. B. Christensen returned
r home Monday afternoon from Council
Bluffs. where he went TO see his son
, in-law, Martin kjer, who submitted
to an operation for appendicitis a
Saturday morning. Mr.. Christensen
reports Martin as being rather veal
, but doing as well as could be ex
pected.
Molly Schalow was a business pas
r senger to Manning Friday While a
Winner, S. d.. recently. Mrs. Schal
low purchased rooming house, thu
q building being of stucco and having
: 81 rooms. She informs us that sh,
. paid $4,000 for it. After she dis
poses of her two residences in Au
dubon she will depart for Winner t,
! take barge of her business.
: Mrs. Duff Varney and child, VIII,
' visited relatives in Extra for tn,
past month. was in Audubon Satur
day enroute to Cedar Rapids to en-
JOY a visit with relatives after whicl
they return to their home at Parks
/. town. S. ID. Her nephew, Franz
Gault. accompanied her on the jour
ney and will remain there and worl
l on farm during the summer.
Mrs. G. II. Buck and daughter
Miss Mildred. went to Des Moine
Saturday morning where they wer,
to spend Sunday with their daughter
and sister. Miss Eloise. who is at
. tending Simpson college. taking al
! advanced course in music. Miss Mil
dred returned home the first of tn,
/ week while Mrs. Buck went to Cen
, terville to attend the p. Il. o. con
vention.
, There is a text for splendid ser
= mon in the last letter written by Cor
= poral Howard Mowery, Shelby. which
= appeared in last weeks Tribune
, killed in action in the vicinity o
Amiens. Corporal Mowery said thu