Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-02-28

/ Qay from business VlSlt AT SeVera
Iowa points.
]. ID. Getz of Carroll, who was
here Friday on business, returned
home Saturay.
Miss Elizabeth Foley came Satnr-
day afternoon from Carroll to visit
her relatives over Sunday
C. A. Baer. of Carroll. transacted
business here Saturday, returning to
his home on the evening train.
Robert Clark, of near Coon Rap
ids. was Saturday visitor here with
his brothers, Wilbur and John Clark
in the country.
| Earl Maharg came home Sunday
| from Ames for visit with his fam
! lily, and to make arrangements ia
move to Sac City.
Miss Gertie Williamson returned
Saturday afternoon from a weeks
visit at Extra with her brother, Har-
/ ry Williamson and family.
Mrs. Margaret Hoier, sister OF
/ Mrs +. c. Carlson, came Saturday
afternoon from Boone TO enjoy a
visit at the Carlson home.
+. Ray Smith was here over Sun
day to visit his wife and son, resum-
| ing his work with the Holmes Com
edy Co.. the fore part of the week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Robertson
and daughter of Scranton came to
Audubon Saturday evening to visit
at the home of her brother, j. s.
Johnson.
Roy Riggs and wife after visit
here with his brother, Leo Riggs
and family. and with various rela-
tives, returned Saturday evening to
their home at Perry.
Jim Brannan was here the last OF
the week from Coon Rapids. visiting
relatives. He is still weak from the
operation he submitted to last fall
in a hospital at Omaha.
The spring like days of last Fri
day and Saturday were certainly
welcomed by the people and the
warm sunshine diminished the snow
end ice to large degree.
Bonnie Twist. who enjoyed sew
eral days visit here with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Twist. and other
relatives and numerous friends. left
| Saturday for his quarters at Camp
Pike.
A great many people are willing
l to purchase the substitutes for flour
| but in many cases not being familiar
with the use of the other flours they
are unable to prepare appetizing
foods from the same.
Mr.. and Mrs Matt Jensen, who
were married recently and remained
| in this vicinity TO spend their honey
moon, departed Saturday for their
new, home at Gary, Mimi, where
they will live on farm owned by
the groom.
,"Bily" Tyler who was knocked
down, rolled over several times and
then run over by an auto early in
January, is again able to attend Ia
| light duties at the +. O. Niklason
barn where he is employed His side
and shoulder still bother him some
Mrs. Aug Burr intended last Sat
urday TO enjoy her birthday ami
versary at her home in a very quiet
manner. She was unable to do so
however. as a number of her friends
called at the Burr home and gave
her little surprise. The afternoon
was pleasantly spent by those pres.
ent.
The Clemencau government OF
! France did fine work in handling the
| Bolo case. Fifteen minutes was re-
quired to find him guilty. CailauS
will probably be next. We suggest
! the use of six men with rifles. a
stone wall with only ten minutes
! for conviction of some of the spies
in this country
Hans Madsen. who accompanied
his wife 10 Des Moines last week
where she was TO receive treatment
at a rest resort for nervousness. was
called there again Saturday as his
wife's condition was worse than
when she left Audubon Her friend
Mrs. VIM. kaarup, accompanied Mr.
Madsen TO Des Moines.
John McI<ibben and family are
moving 10 their farm near Extra this
week, on account of their son being
in the army AZ Fort Casey, Wash.
Mrs McKibben and daughter went
10 fNlrd SATURDAY evening. MI. anu
Mrs. Lial Ross have rented the Nc
| Kibben. home in Audubon and will
have possession March LIST.
Mrs. Chas. Ruhs. who assisted at
the Henry Ruhs home last week
while they were getting ready for
their public sale which was held on
Monday. returned Tuesday to her
home at Glidden. Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Ruhs will move to Audubon this
week and will occupy the Chas. Wolf
property which Mr.. Ruhs purchased
several months ago.
Herman Jensen arrived home sun
day afternoon from Camp Pike. Ark
where he is stationed in Co. ! 347
and will enjoy his ten day furlough
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. John
c. Jensen Iii the country. He re-
ports Harley Stafford and the other
boys as getting along just splendidly
with the exception of being quaran-
/ tined at the present time with a
swelling of the face--mumps.
Peter Soreusen who for the mast