Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-06-05
: LOCAL AND PERSONAL


Carl Hansen of FIT. Dodge cam,
Friday for a visit with is wife and
daughter.
Mrs c. H. Townsend of Extra
transferred here Saturday for visit
at Lake City with relatives.
Richard Jensen and sister, Miss
Signe Jensen were visitors in Allan
tic Saturday between trains.
c Level returned to Audubon
Tuesday forenoon from visit of a
few days at Carroll with friends.
Mrs Fred Ceranek went to Bray.
ton Tuesday morning to enjoy few
days visit with friends at the Arthur
Andersen home.
Mrs. Geo. Dawson, who visited
here with the j. w. Dawson family,
returned to her home in Des Moines
the last of the week.
Albert Harmon and three children
arrived from their home at Silvas,
ILL.,, Tuesday evening to visit with
relatives here and at Gray,
C. H. Sampson departed Tuesday
forenoon for Ainsworth, Nebr., to
look after his ranch interests and at
Contractor George r. Alcorn of
Omaha returned here Tuesday after
a several days business visit at
Omaha and visit with his wife and
daughter.
Miles Gardner went to Manning
Tuesday morning to attend the Ash
er and Ryan Polled Angus cattle
sale held Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week.
Remember the ball game will be
called promptly at $500 o'clock Sun
day if the Elkhorn team is here on
time. That is the team slogan,
"promptness."
r l.. Rasmussen arrived in Audu-
bon Saturday afternoon from his
home at Soloma, Calf, for visit
at the Andrew Andersen home in
the country.
Ralph Herbert, who visited in At
lantic with his relatives, returned
home Saturday afternoon. His
mother accompanied him to Audu-
bon for a visit
Lawrence Nelson, who has been
at the Red River Valley, Mimi, on
business for several days, arrived in
Audubon Monday enroute to his
home in Extra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. F. Johnson au-
toed to Carroll Saturday to meet
their daughter, Miss Edna Johnson,
who has been attending Wolfe Hall
at Denver, Colorado.
4 Miss Lillian Kitson of Atlantic,
returned to her home Saturday even
ing after a couple of days visit
here with friends at the Irve john
son and T H. Turner home.
w. r. Orchard, of the Council
Bluffs Nonpariel and his son were
Friday visitors in Audubon enroute
to Extra, where Mr.. Orchard was to
give the Decoration Day address.
Miss Clara Christensen arrived
home Tuesday morning and went to
. the home of her sister, Mrs. w. Oh
son near Brayton. She has been
, attending the seminary az Hutchin-
son, Mimi.
Ed Andersen arrived home last
week for a visit during the summer
vacation with his parents, l.. j.
Andersen and wife in the country.
He has been attending Dana college
at Blair, Nebr.
Mike Mcclure, daughter Mary and
son John of Omaha, who visited in
Audubon a couple of days with his
father, M. Mcclure and sister, Miss
Minnie, returned to their home
Sunday evening.
Herman Jensen, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John C. Jensen, who has been
attending the state university at Lin
coin, Nebr., arrived home Friday ev-
ening for a visit with his parents,
brothers and sisters for period of
few weeks.
Alex Caldwell and Alex Ferguson
and wives made trip by auto to
Lake Okoboji Saturday to enjoy a
few weeks outing. We are ex-
pecting a nice mess of fish before
very long as Alex Ferguson was in
and told us so.
Mrs. Geo. M Ross returned home
Saturday of last week from Shen-
andoah where she spent a couple of
weeks with her aged mother. Mrs. l..
Price, who recently suffered a par
alytic stroke. Her mother was
showing little improvement when
her daughter left her bedside.
Mrs. Minnie Sype, who has been
attending the S. d. A. missionary
convention at Spencer, Ia, came to
Audubon Tuesday and then went to
the home of her daughter, Mrs. p.
b. Gregg for visit, after which she
will depart for Little Falls. Mimi, to
attend the S. ID. A. state camp meet
ing.
George Guernsey, who arrived
here last week for visit with rela-
tives, returned to Audubon Tuesday
afternoon from a visit with relatives
and old time acquaintance in Extra.
He came to complete his visit with
his mother, Mrs. e. A. Bates and
husband. then return to his home at
SCOTS Bluffs, Nebr.
Mrs Martin Jensen, who has been
at Marion, Ia, helping care for her
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Dye, who has
been quite i'll with rheumatism and
also visited a daughter at Cedar
Falls and another daughter at Wat
erloo, arrived in Audubon Tuesday
morning and visited here with rela-
tives, going to her home at Extra on
the afternoon train.
Mrs. John Butterton who went to
Des Moines last week for an exam
ination at the Methodist hospital
may be all right without having to
submit to an operation, so her hus-
band informed us upon his return
home Monday. He spent Sunday
with her in Des Moines and reports
her as doing nicely.