Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-08-08


MarengO, for a week, returned
home yesterday Afternoon.
Mrs. Arvid Petersen and daughter,
who have been visiting Miss Mar
garet Christensen and other friends
at Council Bluffs the past week, re-
turned home today.
F. A. johnson went to Yuma, Colo.
the latter part of the week to look
after some business matters. During
his absence his wife and children are
spending the week at the lakes in
northern Iowa.
Lost:-A light dress coat between
Audubon and Kimballton Monday
morning. Coat contained envelope
addressed to Secretary of State
w. S. Allen. Finder leave at The
Alderman store.
Miss Cuthtert will give talk
on the Drying and Storing CT fruits
and vegetables ct the Viola Center
school house on Tuesday afternoon
Aug 18th at $3.50 p. NJ. Everybody
| is invited.
Mrs. G. r. Anderson, who has
| teen spending a few days with her
son, Francis Wheley, returned to
Atlantic Monday where ~ met Mr.
Anderson to join him in tn cir return
TO their homo in Denver, Colo.
Miss Mary Harrington, who has
been a guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Mcclure, returned to her
home in Des Moines Monday morning
She was accompanied by Miss Madge
/ Mcguire as far as Atlantic.
Miss Tilda Schmidt who had plan
ned a recital at Gray tonight, has
been compelled to postpone the event
until sometime in the near future
further announcements will be made
through the columns OF this paper
G. C. Carter and family returned
Monday evening from an over Sunday
visit with his father and ether rela'
tives at Waukee. Monday they were
in Des Moines looking after business
matters.
Joe Richards who has been work
| ing in Omaha several weeks, return
ed to Audubon the fore part of the
week. His son Orbie, who has
been visiting him the past ten days
returned with him.
A. C. Brady of Spirit Lake was in
the city yesterday purchasing WOO
from the farmers in this part of the
county. Mr.. Brady has bought WOO
for long period of years and is con
sidered one of the ablest men in thu
business.
Mrs. Earl Maharg who has beer
here visiting her three children a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harve!
Maharg, returned to her home il
Sac City the fore part of the week
The children will remain until Mr.
Maharg comes to Audubon for
visit within the next two weeks.
A. C. Martin, former landlord a
the Park Hotel went to Carroll thu
fore part of the week to investigate
business proposition. He may de
eide to leave Audubon if he can fine
suitable location for a first class
hotel. He received a letter from hi!
son Earl who has been in France
for six months, that he was we'll anC
doing all he could to help drive the
Huns back.
Charles Larson ,the young mar
who was the Republican candidate
! for county auditor two years age
arrived in the city Monday from
Buffalo, N. Y. where he has beer
since last January. where he enlist
ed in the Naval aviation branch OF
the service. He has a two weeks
furlough which he will spend at the
home of his sister, Mrs. A. w. Quinn
by and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. d. Drake and chill
dren. of Clarinda, were in the city
few days the latter part of the
week visiting her father, w. w
Smith. They were travelling over
land in their car enroute to the lake;
in northern Iowa for weeks outing
They will stop here on their return
home and by that time Mrs. Smitl
will be home from her visit at Silver
City, New Mexico.
Prof. Lauridsen, wife and daugh
ter, Ruth, of Blair, Neb., have beer
guests at the John c. Jensen home
Mrs, Lauridsen and daughter wen
to Elk Horn Monday to visit friends
and they expect 10 be joined by Mr.
Lauridsen today when they will con
tinue their trip homeward. Prof
Lauridsen is connected with Dana
college and while here filled the pull
pit at the Danish Lutheran church
Sunday.
The Audubon Canning Co., has
been making some extensive i'm
provements at their plant the pas
month. They have installed lot o
new machinery which will save
great deal of time in canning wher
the season opens in about two weeks
New conveyors and dumps have beel
installed, all of which will faciliat.
matters in putting up the largest
pack this year in the history OF the
factory.
Elwood Kester residing two miles
south of Gray has been having ser
ious time with his right hand. While
cutting oats recently something got
into little sore he had on his hand
The sore became infected and blood
poison resulted which made it neces-
sary for him to consult a physician
who was able to check the spread OF
the poison. Mr.. Kester is getting
some relief, and hopes soon to be
able to get the use Of his hand.