Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-01-09
! LOCAL AND PERSONAL =

Mr.. and Mrs Jens SOnksen are the
parents of a cute baby girl, born to
them Friday, January 3rd
Miss Dena Petersen of Extra visit
ed in Audubon between trains Mon
day with friends at the Chris Pet
ersen home.
Geo. McNary came from Boone
Vile Monday and visited with friends
here, enroute to Mason City, to visit
his son, Glenn.
Fred Dettman and wife were bust
ness and friendly visitors in Omaha
the latter part of last week and the
fore part of this week.
T. Conner after couple of days
here with his wife and child, left
Monday morning for West side, Ia,
where he is employed.
Will Tramp, who was here ON bus
mess and VISIT with his brother, l..
E. Tramp and family, returned to his
home at Creston, Monday evening.
Mrs. Herbert Petersen and chill
dren were Monday evening passen-
gers to Atlantic for a visit with her
sister Mrs. Lena Rasmussen and chill
dren.
C. II. Wilde went to Atlantic Mon
day morning to spend the day on bus
fness, returning home on the even
ing train. His three children &C.
companied him on the trip.
MAIDS Hansen, who has been In
training the past ten months at Fl.
Worden, Washington, was mustered
out last week at Camp Dodge and re-
turned to Audubon Monday after
noon.
Mre. Feeder Kallesen was called
to Atlantic Monday afternoon to be
present at the operation performed
for her little granddaughter, Vivian
KRl1esen. the child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Kallesen.
Miss Elsie Welch of Manning
came down Tuesday to Join her sister
Miss Hazel Welch for a visit with
their friend, Miss Mabel Petersen.
Mise Hazel returned to her home on
the evening train.
Jack" O'Brien departed Monday
evening for Chicago. where he &C
companied car load of cattle for his
son VIII. Mr.. O'Brien will visit with
relatives and old time acquaintance
at Morris. Ills. while away.
Aage Madseu, after enjoying a
pleasant furlough visit here with rel
atives and friends, departed Monday
afternoon for Brooklyn. N. Y, where
he will be stationed aboard one Of
the United States transports.
Miss Gladys Larsen, who accompa-
MED the H. j. Mantz family to Des
Moines and intended going to school
there. returned to Audubon Monday
evening and will again take up her
studies at the Audubon high school.
c. p. Jacobson OF Sac City. who
was called to Extra recently to attend
tho funeral of his sister-in-law, Mrs.
Jacob Jacobson and remained for a
visit with his relatives at Extra and
with friends In Audubon, returned to
his home Monday evening.
Geo. Killinger, wife and child of
Tramping Lake. Canada, arrived Ia
Audubon last Thursday for an ex-
tended visit at the home OF his broth
er, Bert Killinger and family and
J. with various. friends. He may de-
eide to remain here for the winter.
The war department recently invit-
ed bids for the following to supply
126 regiments: Seventeen thousand
FIVE hundred sets Of boxing gloves,
1000 base ball bats, 100 baseballs
5000 rugby footballs. 1000 soccer
footballs. $50 volley balls and 1850
medicine balls.
Mrs. Kate Seapaul, who came here
th~aa months MOO for n visit at the
home OF her brother, John Cameron
roy ard with Other relatives and
f-'erds. S"pa~'nd for her home at
Quincy. NJ. Monday afternoon. She
reports a most delightful visit while
in this vicinity.
Sam Dutler. jr., has been suffering
for several days with q carbuncle on
his neck. He came to town Monday
and had II lanced, relieving him OF
much pain. Sam says he could not
have suffered more II as much. II he
had his throat slashed. He is get
ting along nicely.
M. L. Graves of Harrington, Kans.,
Is in this vicinity the past month Wis
iting his brother. Joseph Graves and
wife and with relatives in the coun-
try. He expects TO depart for his
home some time in February. He
visited here two years ago and notices
a decided improvement in Audubon
since then.
Mrs. Neis J. Nelson was called to
Hutchinson, Mimi, and left for there
Monday evening on account OF theise1
rious illness of her son Clarence Nell
son. who has been attending the
Danish Norwegian seminary He
took i'll with influenza and inflam-
matory rheumatism and his condition
Is such now, that Mrs. Nelson expects
him TO be able to accompany her
home.
Clarence Rasmussen and family,
after q pleasant visit here with his
brother. Martin Rasmussen and fam
lily five miles west of Audubon and
with other relatives and friends. de-
parted Tuesday evening for Luck,
Wisconsin, where they will enjoy a
visit with Rev. A. Hansen and fam
lily. Mrs. Hansen being his sister
They will then return TO their home
AT Fiaxton. S. ID.
Peter Fredericksen. the black
smith. has been quite i'll at his home
on Chruch street since last Thurs
day. having developed case Of
pneumonia. His condition was Sc
rious for few days. but his rupgod
constitution. caused by his daily
wrestling horses at the shop, has
stod him well and he Is now on the
road to complete recovery. VIII
Anderson has charge OF the shop du-
ring the sickness Of Peter.
s. nj. Gardner, who spends his
winters in California. arrived In Au-
4 dubon last Friday from his summer
y home. Enroute to Audubon he stop
ped of at Clarinda. whore he Joined
his wife and brought her to Audubon
with him to spend the winter at their
home. Mrs. Gardner is not as we'll
as her friends would wish for. Mr..