Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-12-19
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Farmers, attention. When in
town give me a call and get esti-
mates on all work in my line. T. b.
Eddy.
Ray Coglan, living near Extra Wis
tied here with friends Friday, leav-
ing on the evening train for Fort
Dodge on business.
C. W. Taylor went. to Omaha yes
terday forenoon TO attend a big
Short Horn cattle sale and intends
purchasing a few good ones.
Mrs. i. Z. Tramp was a passen-
ger yesterday morning TO visit at
the home of her brother, l.. l.. Nc
Ginnis and family for few days
Orvie Terry and wife. living five
miles northeast of town are the hap
by parents OF baby boy. born to
them Saturdav December 14th.
Arthur Cole, who attends school at
lndianola. Simpson College. came
home yesterday afternoon to visit his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Cole
J. c. Jensen, who arrived home
last week from Camp Macarthur. Tex
as. went TO Carroll yesterday morn
ing for friendly visit of couple of
days.
Ray Booton who was seriously i'll
with influenza, having taken a back
set, is recovering nicely and able to
be al his place of business this
week.
Paul Dreager who visited at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Henry AS
mus near Ross, returned 10 his
home at Atlantic the latter part of
the week.
Mrs. Charles Beck. living in the
country is entertaining her sister.
Mrs. T. c. Jillish of Des Moines. who
arrived here last week and will pay
an extended visit.
Edwin Andersen. who is attend
ing school at Dana College. Blair.
nebraska. arrived home yesterday
morning for a visit with his parents,
northwest of town.
Henry Hansen. who visited his sis
ter, Mrs. Knud Jensen at Somers,
Iowa, returned 10 Audubon yester-
day morning, going to Elkhorn on
the afternoon train.
See 7. b. Eddy when you want any
storm windows, storm doors. window
frames, etc. He also places the
doors or window lights. All orders
given prompt attention:
Mrs. L. b. White and three chill
dren who visited a week here at the
home of her sister Mrs. Joe Nc
Laughlin. departed for their home at
Darlington, Oklahoma, Tuesday.
Mr.. Theodore Jacobsen. wife and
brother. Chris Jacobsen of Sac City.
were in Audubon yesterday enroute
To Extra to attend the funeral of
their sister-in-law, Mrs. Jacob
Jacobsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Jacobsen and
his brother, A. +. Jacobsen of Lake
View were in Audubon Tuesday en-
route to Extra to attend the funeral
of their sisterin-law, Mrs. Jacob
Jacobsen
Orville Law. who was stationed at
Newport News. Virginia in the army
service was mustered out last week
and arrived home Tuesday for visit
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Law.
Mis-. r.. VI JOHllSOIl, W ilO W a. vail
ed to Red Ook two weeks ago on ac-
count OF the Illness of her son Glen
johnson and family. who We're flu
patients returned home Tuesday and
reports Glen and family are recover
ing nicely.
Merritt Root and Frank Benton
two of our soldier boys, who have
been in training at Camp Dodge for
several months . returned to Audi
bon Friday morning. They are
looking fine and say they enjoyed
army life.
Barley raising by the farmers next
year will probably be given wide
berth principally on account of the
closing down of the brewerieS. II
is claimed that it is not even popu-
lar substitute for bread or a good
diet for stock as it is too heavy.
Even the larger newspapers some
times have to apologize for errors
The Tribune Tuesday apologized 10
one Moses Greenbaum of Chicago,
when it inadvertently referred TO him
as an aged banker" Nose object
ed to being called aged" anu the
Trib came across with an apology.
Joe Johnson and grandson, Will
Schrader. left Friday for Barnes City
to visit his SON. Bert Johnson and
family. While away he will visit at
Deep River with his mother and sew
eral sisters, also AT Montezuma with
an aunt. They expect to be gone until
after the holidays.
Two of our soldier boys. 9Th
Law and Harry j Naylor, who were
stationed at Camp Dodge have re-
ceived their discharge from the ar
my and returned home yesterday
Axel Christensen. who has been in
the Student Army Training Corps al
Ames returned on the Northwestern
having received his discharge.
Mrs. V. l.. Culver and daughter
Miss Alice. were Friday afternoon
passengers to Atlantic TO meet thell
daughter and sister, Miss Edith Cul
yer. who was returning home iron
! Council Bluffs. where she is taking
la trained nurses course at the Jen
mic Edmundson hospital. Miss Cul
yer will remain home for visit witt
relatives over the holiday season.
VIM. Nixon of Granger and RIA!
Conner of Grimes, Ia, father an'
cousin of Mrs Albert Mcclure, came
Saturday to attend the Albert Nc
CURE funeral. Misses Anne kell.
and Mary Mccoy of Creston. friend
of the Mcclure family arrived at tn
same time to be i'm attendance at tn
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