Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-02-07

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into their new home last week.
Wanted-A man to do farm work
Enquire of H. A. Tessman, Ross. 2w
Martin Jensen went to Atlantic on
Saturday evening where he was call
ed for examination in Glass One
August johnson, who last week at
tended the Hereford cattle sales at
Sioux City and Walnut. returned
home Monday.
Ed Prick, who visited at Osceola
with his son Branch and family and
attended to business in Des Moines,
returned home Friday.
Chris Hahn was Saturday even
ing visitor to Atlantic to visit with
his granddaughter Miss Emma Hahn
and with other relatives.
j. II. Aldrich, who was called here
from Dedham to attend the funeral
of his father w. II. Aldrich, return
ed to his home Saturday morning.
Hans N. Schmidt, son Henry and
wife and Mrs. H. C. Hansen, who Wis
| tied at the Alfred Petersen home at
Weston, Iowa. returned home Satur-
day.
Charles Taylor of Atlantic was a
Saturday visitor in Audubon with
friends at the Lou +. Tramp home
returning to Atlantic on the evening
! train.
Miss Edith Rucker and Phil Bar
ron of Omaha, who visited here with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Ruck-
er. returned to Omaha the first of
the week.
Jake Jacobsen, after a weeks visit
with his two brothers, Gotfried
and Fred. and with two sisters at
Lake View, for several days, returned
home Saturday.
Frank Kaufman. who visited sew
eral days with his brother. Chas
Kaufman. and attended to some bus
mess affairs. returned home Monday
from Coon Rapids.
Oscar Saylor. who has been work
ing at Omaha, came to Audubon Sat-
urday to visit with friends over Sun
day. going to Carroll the fore part
of the week, where he has employ
ment
Miss Miriam Evans, teacher of En-
glish in our high school. left Satur-
day evening to visit with her parents
az Williamsburg, Iowa, while the
schools here are closed on account of
smallpox
f. Ray Smith. who went to Ar
cadia last week to work with the
Holmes Comedy Co. came home Sat
urday for an over Sunday visit with
his wife and son. He left Monday
TO join the company at Irwin.
b. l.. Darnold who was quite i'll for
day or two and compelled to remain
! in his apartments for a week, was
able to show his smiling countenance
on the streets Tuesday afternoon and
his friends were pleased to greet
him.
John Alt and son Charles went to
Atlantic Saturday afternoon to spend
Sunday with their wife and mother.
who is taking treatment in the At
lantic hospital. They returned home
Monday noon and report Mrs. Alt
as getting along nicely.
A. G. Thurman of Cedar Rapids
was here Saturday on business and
attended the county agents meeting
held at Hamlin instead of Audubon
as was intended. Mr.. Thurman is
the leader of the County Agents and
has headquarters at Ames.
o. C. Osterholm left Audubon Sun
day evening for Des Moines and on
Monday morning took charge as
foreman at the Kenyon Printing Co.
mechanical department, which will
pay him much larger salary than he
| xrith
ployer.
The sun shone brightly on Febru-
airy End, and the Lii OF Ground Hog
is supposed to have seen his shadow
and returned to his quarters. to re-
main there for period of six weeks
at least, which means that we will
have six more weeks of real winter
weather.
w. w. Perine, of Viola township,
who has been confined to his home
for two weeks with grippe and a sore
hip, was able to be in Audubon last
Saturday and was a welcome caller
at this office. Read his sale ad in
this weeks issue. You will find some
thing to your liking.
| Miss Anna Andersen. accompanied
! by her mother. Mrs. A. p Andersen,
| departed Sunday evening for ST. Paul
| Mimi. where they will visit the
wholesale houses and purchase her
spring stock of millinery for the new
emporium. Her patrons can look for
something elegant in headgear upon
| her return to Audubon.
Miss Wanda Willets. of Castana.
Miss lice DeLeuhery, Sumner. Ia,
and Miss Inez Eatman. Austin,
Mimi. teachers in the Audubon high
school. left Saturday evening for
| their respective homes to visit with
their relatives during,the enforced va
cation. Misses Elizabeth Callahan
and Marie Wolff were to leave the
same evening for Fiscus to visit the
formers brother. but missed the
train.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Humiston. who
have been at Battle Creek. Mich,
and at Hinsdale, Ills, at sanitariums
for several months taking treatment,
arrived home last week In CONVEX
sation with Mr.. Humiston he informs
us that they are somewhat improved
but are not able to leave their home
especially this cold weather The
many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Hum
iston will be pleased to know that
they are home again and hope to !
see them up and around before long.
John Petersen. for several years |
employed at the Audubon Roller |
Mills, has resigned his position and |
left Monday morning for friendly |
and business visit at Harlan. return |