Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-05-23
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


for Des Moines. where he will visit
his son Samuel for fortnight.
Harvey Hight lost his spectacles
last Saturday Finder kindly re-
turn to him or this office.
Have for sale a Shorthorn ped
igreed bull. Enquire of Hans Han
sen, route six. Audubon, la. If
C. II. Sampson departed the fore
part of the week for Omaha, where
he transacted business a few days.
Mrs. w. II. Stearns was a passen-
ger to Omaha the fore part of the
week, returning home this morning.
Henry Bush of Extra came Satur-
day noon for visit with friends and
to attend the Red Cross Patriotic
program.
Miss Leona ferguson went to
Lorah Saturday evening to visit with
friends over Sunday at the n. j.
Boose home.
Hans Hansen shipped a car load
of horses and cattle to his farm
ten miles east of Greenfield where
they will be pastured for the sum-
mer.
c. S. Smith, one of the valued
employees at the brick and tile plant.
went to Adel Tuesday morning to
spend few days visiting relatives
and friends.
Mrs Thomas Miller and three
children of Elreno. Okla. arrived in
the city Monday for an extended Wis
it at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Ait
l. D. McCarville was here to spend
Sunday with his family. On Mon
day he went to Monona county,
where he is writing insurance for
the Woodman Accident Association.
w c. Eaton who has been work
ing at Man on and Wall Lake the
past three weeks. was in the city
Sunday visiting with his family. re-
naming until Monday evening.
Mrs. w. II. Simcox is in Garner
this week visiting her daughter,
Mrs. e. c. Ford and family. From
there she will go to Charles City
to visit her mother, Mrs. E. Benson,
before returning to Audubon.
Mrs. Jens p. Jensen and Mrs. p.
Mathiesen left for Omaha Tuesday
morning to visit Mrs. Arntz, who
is at one Of the city hospitals re-
covering from a surgical operation
TO which she submitted about three
weeks ago.
John Lovelace came back from
Indianola and Winterset Monday.
He had a splendid visit with his son
Oliver near Indianola and came home
via Winterset where he visited old
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there before coming to Audubon.
Miss Johanna Sorensen, who has
been keeping house for her brother
Carl Sorensen since the death of his
wife two weeks ago, left for Des
Moines Monday where she took
Carts three year old son Warner,
who will enter the Lutheran hospi
tai for a surgical operation.
Jesse Jones, who for many years
has been working in Audubon and
at various times was in the employ
of the city, has accepted a position
at Harlan in plumbing shop. Jesse
is a good conscientious worker and
will give his employers the best
there is in him.
Miss Signe Jensen, who was pres
class of rs at Dana College, Brair.
Nebr., last Friday evening, returned
home Monday. E. Earlander, of
Mohall, n. d., who also attended the
exercises, came TO Audubon to make
a short visit at the John c. Jensen
home
Mrs. J. T. Lair, who has spent the
past four weeks visiting relatives at
Palmyra, Springfield and Peoria. Ill.
and with her son, Ed. Davis at Clari-
on, returned home the fore part of the
week. She reports having a most
delightful time. She was in the city
Monday visiting friends enroute ito
her home at Extra.
II. NJ. Finkbine and son Ralph
came from Atlantic Monday to spend
the day in the city with +. H. Adams
of the Green Bay Lumber Co. Mr..
Finkbine is auditor of the company
and brought his son here to assist
Lloyd Graham at the Audubon yards
for the next few weeks while Mr..
Adams takes a short vacation.
Mrs. Kate Merriott and her grand
daughter, Helen Johnston, departed
Tuesday morning for Kansas City.
Mo, where she expected to meet
her brother, William Winkler, and
from there accompany him to Fow-
Ter. Colo, for a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. c. S. AIRY and fam
lily.
Rev o. Mehnert, former pastor
of the Evangelical church in Viola
township and at Ross, was in the
city the fore part of the week look
ing after business matters and visit
ing friends. He Is now pastor of
the Evangelical church at Mason.
and returned to that city yesterday
afternoon.
X. j Petersen and w. G. Wilson
left on the Northwestern Tuesday
morning for Forsythe. Montana, at
which place they will look at
tract of land including 1000 acres
in which a number of Audubon
county men are interested If the
land is as represented, it is quite
likely that the Audubon men will
purchase the land as an investment.
On account of the parade and 9TH
er features last Saturday, which at
tracted the attention of the people
in the city, Mrs. Molly Schallow did
not hold her public sale of residence
property as she advertised in the
papers last week. She goes to Win
ner S. d., soon to be with her son.
Hermie Hukill, and in the meantime
will probably dispose of her two
residence properties at private sale.
Alex Ferguson, who has been con
Quoting pop corn wagon on the
corner at the Audubon Hardware
Co. store, has sold his business TO
Ray Bolton, and says he wishes to
thank everyone for the patronage
accorded him in the past. He hopes