Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-02-27
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= LOCAL AND PERSONAL >

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in Carroll.
Perry Roberts is reported quite i'll
this week, being sufferer with
pneumonia.
Andy Hansen and Henry Ruhs
were business passengers Tuesday
forenoon to Carroll.
John Martinsen went to Council
Bluffs Monday evening to serve Oh
the federal grand jury.
John r. Heiken of Gates, returned
TO his home Tuesday afternoon, after
a business visit in Audubon.
T. j. Swezey and Lige Stafford
went to Gray Tuesday morning to
attend the o. S. WEIGH public sale.
Mrs. II. l.. Dodge, who spoke at
the Columbia Club meeting Monday
afternoon. left for Iowa City Tues-
day morning.
Mrs. Alice Connrardy OF Extra
came Tuesday afternoon for visit
with her daughter, Mrs w. II. Hal
loran and family
/ DIR. i. A. Beers was called to
Glidden Tuesday on professional
business, going up on the morning
Northwestern train.
Mrs. @. S. Welch and son Frank
went TO Gray Tuesday morning to
assist with the work in connection
with the o. S. WEIGH sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. ]. McCaw de-
parted Tuesday forenoon for Dixon,
4 Nebr., to visit their children and at
tend to some business affairs.
/ VIM Krauel and wife returned
Tuesday forenoon from several
days visit at g1ohrville. Ia, with
their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Guy
! 0lmstesd.
! ]. L. Riupey, Geo. Christensen and
Chris Thompson left Tuesday morn
ing for Council Bluffs. where they
were called to serve on the federal
petit jury.
Harley Boyer and family will move
the last of the week from the farm
two and half miles east OF Extra to
a farm two and half miles south
east of Viola Center.
Andrew Jorgensen left Tuesday
forenoon for Harlan to visit with
relatives at the Julius Christensen
home and help them with their NOV
ling to another farm.
j. T. Bishop Of ST Charles, Ia.
who visited his son John Bishop and
wife in Extra, came TO Audubon
Tuesday on business, leaving for his
home on the evening train.
Frank Wickham arrived home
Sunday from Americas, Ga. where he
is in army training. He came at
this time TO be with his mother who
has been qnite poorly OF late.
Mrs, A. p. Rasmussen enjoyed her
birthday Thursday OF last week and
large number of her friends paid
visit with her during the evening
Refreshments were served the guests
f, John Fullerton and wife moved
Tuesday into their rooms over the
IT, J. Halls barber shop. Pin A
Hollenbeck and family who purchas-
ed the Butterton home will now oc-
cupy the same.
Guy McFadden, who was in train
ing at the Great Lakes. Ill, arrived
home Friday morning, having receiv-
ed his release from service His
relatives and friends are glad to sec
him home again.
The roads at this time are in de
Iplorable condition, especially for
the many people who are moving
from one farm place to another. AZ
a general rule they are always bad
about March list, but this year they
are exceptionally so.
M. 3. Wonsmos and wife received
notice from the Salvation Army
Headquarters this week that their son
Henry had arrived safely In Amer
lea and is now stationed at Camp
Dix, N. ]. He expect to be back
in Audubon before very long. ~
Mrs. w. IT, Aldrich. an aged Au-
ldubon resident. living on South
Washington street, is seriously III
with pneumonia. Mrs. A. Esbeck IL
caring for her. The physician had
word sent to Mrs. Ritchie Of Cole
ridge. Nebr., to come and be with her
mother.
Several friends called at the Mrs
August Burr home Monday to spend
the day with her in honor OF her
birthday anniversary, which was on
Sunday. The time was socially speni
end "A light luncheon enjoyed. Mrs
Burr was presented a fine library ia
BILE by her husband and children.
Otto Bartlett, son Of Louie Bartlett
of Coon Rapids, who was mustered
out of'service two weeks ago at JEFF
ferson Barracks, Mo-. visited in Au-
dubon Monday with relatives ano
friends. He went to Wiota Tues
day morning for a visit with hin
brother, Louie Bartlett. IT., and fam
lily
The masquerade ball given at the
ID. r.. $. hall last Saturday nigh,
i proved decided success in every de
tail A largo crowd NJ H.
fact too large for the size OF the
hall Everyone present had mos,
delightful time. The society clear.
ed about s45 which will be used for
the benefit OF charitable work.
The Audubon High School baskea
ball team have received an invitation
to participate in the annual basket
ball tournament TO be held in the
great Hopper gymnasium at Simp
son college, Indianola. Iowa. on FRI
day and Saturday. March 7th and
Sth. II is understood they have ae
cepted the invitation and will go.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Reed received
a letter last SATURDAY. from their SOD
Ernie, who was in the famous Rain
bow division that he had been trans
ferred to the 337th Infantry. Co. q,
S5th division and was expecting to be
sent home soon. The Rainbow d.
vision in which are many soldier
from Iowa, according to reports. ex-
pect to be started for America April
18th.
A number of persons were presenl
last Thursday night at the Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Mclaughlin home nea,
l a. 81. I.s Ii Ia~r