Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-02-27
8 LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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business passenger to Des Moines
yesterday morning.
]. A. Johnson went TO Avoca yes
terday morning to attend a large
Hereford cattle sale
Tom Kilcoin came from Manila
Tuesday on business with his son-in-
law, Harvey Cramer.
Aug. Mergele and wife returned
from Manning Friday evening, where
they enjoyed friendly visit.
Henry Poulson left yesterday fore
noon for visit with his cousin.
kqriGus Jensen and Iaia's .it Ida
Grove IL
Guy Gaskill and Clifford Dawson
OF Atlantic returned to their homes
yesterday, after visit III Audubon
with friends.
Mrs. E. L. Fitch and child return
ed yesterday forenoon from visit
with relatives at Dows, Ia, where
she spent several days.
Hans Hansen left last evening for
Guthrie Center, Stuart. Casey and
Atlantic on business for the Cana
dian Pacific Land Co.
Henry Turner, Frank NJ. Herndon
and Dick Northup left for Council
Bluffs Tuesday evening to serve on
the federal grand jury.
Mrs. H. Nj. McCleran returned the
latter part of the week from Allan
tic, where she visited at the home of
her brother, Ed Evans and family.
An extra coach was attached to the
Tuesday afternoon Rock Island train
upon its arrival in Audubon, contain
ling several of the railroad officials.
Ray Bamsey will move the last of
the week from the farm east OF
Hamlin to his own farm east of
town, recently purchased of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Kopp
j. W. Oliver, son of Mrs. Jane
Oliver after a pleasant visit here
with his mother and sister, departed
for his home at Louisville, Ky, the
last of the week.
! Mrs. Jump and two children of
Waukes, Ia, came to Audubon Fri
day evening to visit her mother,
Mrs l.. N. Wickham, who has been
quite i'll recently.
Mrs. f. A. Bates who spent several
weeks at Chicago on a visit with her
son. Phil Guernsey and family and
with other relatives and friends, ar
rived home Friday.
Elmer Johnson OF Dedham visited
here this week with his brother Ray
johnson and family and attended to
business affairs. EIe returned to bis
home yesterday forenoon.
Mrs. Jens C, Jensen, sons Herbert
and Albert and her daughter Emilia
were passengers yesterdays morning
to Extra to attend the birthday party
in honor OF her aunt, Mrs N L.
Petersen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Christensen.
of Racine, Wis, were Tuedsay after
noon arrivals in Audubon to visit his
sister. Mr. and Mrs. MAIDS Renderis
and family, five miles southwest of
Audubon.
Styles in ladies' hats this spring
are quite different rom those worn
eretofore-without trying to be
freakish. Let us show you what we
call becoming and correct models.
wilson's"
Several young people went to
Hamlin last Friday morning and that
night Joined in the charivari crowd
that gave Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Rat
tenborg a fine sendoff. Willie fur
nished the treats.
For sale, Ancona hens, Webster.
Mrs. John Martinsen left on Tues
day evening for Council Bluffs to Wis
it her friends and join her husband.
who is at the Bluffs acting as one of
the federal grand jurors.
Peter Theilen OF near Templeton.
who was on visitat the Geo. Wieland
home near Brayton, transferred here
yesterday forenoon for his home. Mr..
Wieland accompanied him to Temple
TO for few days visit.
Reports from the bedside OF grand
ma w. II. Aldrich today is to the eff
feet that her condition is very grave.
Her children from away have been
notified and expect to come to Audi
bon tomorrow or Saturday.
Henry Dethlefs returned to Man
ming yesterday morning after a bust
ness visit here with f. A. Gronert
OF the Audubon Milling Company.
Mr.. Dethlefs was mustered out of ar
my service at Camp Dodge Friday,
FEBRUARY list.
Mrs. w II. Smith returned Tues
day evening from Milford and Ma
son City, where she assisted her sis
ter, Mrs. A. Law and family in NOV
ing from the former to the latter
place. She enjoyed visit at Car
roll enroute home.
Mrs. Ii. j. Banknart. who has
tcen in Audubon for some time and
helped care for her sister, the late
Mary MCGUIRE during her prolonged
illness, expects to leave soon for her
home at Cascade, Ia, where her hus-
hand is in business
MIR. Jesse Neitzel and wife, who
have been spending the winter here
with their relatives in the Gray and
Audubon vicinity, depart this week
for their home at Wilcox (Sask)
Canada. where they have fine farm
and are doing real well.
c. ID. Macarthur, who has been in
the u. S. A. marine service. received
his release on December 10th and re-
turned TO his home at Hudson. S. ID.
Mr.. Macarthur arrived in Audubon
yesterday forenoon for q visit at the
ho"'S VI ms uhNiSs . ~ ouaii.
1t wonld require columns OF news
paper space to faithfully. describe
the new pattern hats and cold type
does not portray coforings, pleasing
lines nor finishing touches. Grant
us few moments time and we will
show you hats for all purposes that
will please on sight Wilson'S"
John Dalton, OF Lincoln. Nebr.,
representing the Federal Land Bank
of Omaha and the Joint Bank Stock
of Lincoln, Nebr.. who was here on