Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-12-19
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-'Ai ~ VI. ing NtAAl w i'No -stOihCo
Monday forenoon TO spend a few
days on business.
Mrs. L. Bower and Miss Anna Lee
came Monday from Coon Rapids for
visit with relatives.
Holger Lindholm was Monday
morning passenger to Irwin, where he
will work for a time at the carpenter
trade.
Mrs Glen Mclaughlin and two
children came from Gray Monday
forenoon for visit at the home of +.
II. Mclaughlin.
Thos. Flynn of Madison. South Da-
kota. arrived in Audubon last week
to attend the funeral of his cousin.
Albert Mcclure.
w. II. Staley left Monday forenoon
for Perry TO see his aged father, F.
X. Staley. who was severely injured
several weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. {. Fisher went to
Manning. Monday, for few days Wis
it with their daughter. Mrs. Frank
Mantz and family.
Miss Donna Baker departed Sun
day afternoon for business trip and
friendly visit in Chicago, where she
spends several days.
Mrs. w. H. Bovee of Dedham came
to Audubon last week and will spend
the winter at the home of her son, w.
II. Bolton and family.
Mrs. Lucinda COrl of Churdan, who
visited her son. George Corl and fam
lily at Extra, visited in Auduban Mon
day enroute to her home.
Miss Dollie Swezey. who was SER
iously i'll with diphtheria. has fully
recovered andwas able to be down
town the latter part of the week.
Mrs. George Ebert of Carroll was
in Audubon Monday on her way home
to Carroll, after visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Hunt. at Extra.
Clark Rutherford left the last of
the week for visit with relatives ana
friends at Stuart, Mimi. and may de-
eide to remain there for the winter
months
Mrs. j +. Clark of Indianola was
a Monday morning arrival in Audi
bon for a visit with her sister. Mrs.
Ed Bilharz and family for over the
holidays.
Misses Ella and Kathryn Mcclure
of Creston. who wd e CALLED here to
attend the funeral of their brother
Albert Mcclure. returned Tuesday to
their home.
President Wilson may well be glad
that his stay in Paris was only of
As hours duration. as eggs are selling
there at l2c each and coal is selling
al $47 per ton.
Mrs. Thomas Larsen, after a visit
with her uncle, l.. =. Christensen in
Extra and with friends in Audubon,
returned Monday morning to her
home at Boone.
Nels j Jensen left Monday morn
ing for Omaha, where he goes on bus
mess and to visit with former friends.
He may decide to remain there for
the winter and work.
Miss Annie Rasmussen of Des
Moines came Monday morning to
spend her holiday vacation at the
home of her sister, Mrs. c. p. Chris
Jensen and family and with other rel
atives.
Bert" Eaton. assistant to W. j.
Laubender of the Dixon Lumber Co..
went to Ida Grove Monday morning
where he will invoice the stock of a
lumber yard. purchased by that COM
panyrecently.
Frank Tharnish enjoyed a pleas
ant visit Sunday with his cousin,
Frank Fisher of ST. Louis. Mo, who
departed Monday morning for Kan
sas City. The cousins had not met
for over thirty years.
Mrs. S. A. Hunter returned to her
home at Glidden, Monday morning.
She enjoyed a several days visit here
with her mother. Mrs. j. c. Keith and
daughter Miss Mabel and at the
Press and Bert Keith homes.
Dennis Mcclure and daughter Miss
Kathryn of ST. Paul, Mimi, arrived
here Saturday evening. too late for
the funeral of their nephew and cous
manned for a visit with his brother, J.
w. Mcclure and family
G. c. Carter is now owner of the
beautiful home of w. II. Cowles, hay
ing traded in the residence in which
he now lives. Mr.. Carter will take
possession of his new home in Janu
airy. Mr.. and Mrs. Cowles will prob
ably move to California in the spring.
Richard owen. who was called to
Audubon on account OF the death Of
his mother. Mrs. WW. Owen, Sr., de-
parted for his home at Howard. S.
d.. Monday morning. His brother
in-law, Robert Fry, accompanied him
home for visit and to take a look at
land in that vicinity
Mrs. Nern Kissick of Des Moines
came to Audubon Monday to enjoy
holiday visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs George A. Brady and her
sister, Mr.. Ray T. Clark and husband
in the country. Her husband will join
her here for visit during Christ
mas week.
a. j Petersen has sold his plumb
ing establishment to the Jensen &
Lauridsen real estate firm and will
move onto a farm in the spring. Mike
Ceranek. one of Audubon's best team
STEERS, will also move on farm in the
spring, having rented 40 acres OF
Jack" Campbell in Melville town
ship.
Mrs. James Leach and daughter.
Mrs. H. Schlecta of Hartford, S D.,
and her other daughter Mrs. NJ Min
Ian OF Riverside, Washington. who
enjoyed a weeks visit here with rel
atiyes at the II. G. Leach. A. Farqu-
har and James Hunt homes, depart
ed for their respective homes Thurs
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs Rem Phelps went to
Des Moines Friday forenoon to see
her brother Virgil Johnson, who is a
patient at the base hospital. suffer
ing from mild case of blood poison
ing They returned home Saturday
afternoon and report Virgil getting
along as well as could be expected
with prospects OF his return home in
a short time
Mrs. w j. Brockway and Mrs. Ed
Ruhs returned home Friday morn