Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-03-28
4 \ + X + + + + 4 4 1
4 LOCAL AND PERSONAL

turning nome today.
Don't forget to turn your clocl
an hour ahead on Sunday night be
fore you go to bed.
II. G.. Leach went to Brayton thi.
morning on business for the Audi
bon County Land Co.
Mrs. Molly Schallow is spending
the day in Manning on business, go
ing up this morning.
Mrs. Gordon Story came Saturda,
afternoon from Milford to enjoy 9
weeks visit with her relatives.
A man who sees the keyhole dou
BILE every time he comes home late
has no business with the key to sue
cess.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. L. Fitch of Logan
came last evening for a weeks visit
with their son, DR.. Il. l.. Fitch and
family.
w. w Wray left this morning fol
Caster. Wyo., xhnre he will work
at the carpenter work. His wife will
join him later.
Jacob Sherman and wife and Mrs
G. Schilling of near Ross went to At.
lantic this morning on business al
the Atlantic hospital.
The Standard Oil Co. is preparing
the. ground opposite the Christian
church and will build their service
station the coming month.
Ray Jensen, who attends the uni
versity at Iowa City, taking a med
ical course, came home yesterday for
a visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. ]. b. Northup came this fore
noon from her home at Oskaloosa,
where her parents reside, and will
visit for time with her husband
Miss Kate Sorensen has carpenters
busy this week arranging her former
studio building into garage, which
will hold four or more automobiles.
Arthur Cole. who is taking an ad-
vanced musical course at Indianola,
arrived here this morning to visit his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. Cole for a
few days.
Mrs. George Wolf and two sons
went to Extra yesterday for a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
L,
who is i'll.
You cannot build patriotic
American state on any foreign Ian
guage. This is a fact, regardless OF
what educators may say or what ed
ucators may do.
Miss Eloise Buck came this morn
ing from Indianola. where she at
tends Simpson college and will en-
joy her Easter vacation with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fl. Buck.
ID. w. Wood is having his store
rooms and the living rooms above.
improved and sleeping porch built
at the rear. He is also having his
barn altered into a double garage.
Mrs. J. C. Burkey and niece. Miss
Maude Hielman, after a ten weeks
visit at Lawton and other Oklahoma
points with relatives, rived home
this forenoon and report a most en-
jOyable time while away.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Ger
man Lutheran church was entertain
ed at the home of Mrs. Jake 5aiers
yesterday afternoon. Substantial re-
treatments wote served and a nice
time enjoyed ny the ladies resent
Miss Bertha Patti took suddenly i'll
last night and the services of a ply
stefan were required. who found her
ailment to be pleurisy. Her con-
dition for several hours was serious.
but this morning word from her bed
side is that she is resting easily.
Marriage licenses were granted 10
the following three couples during
the month of March by District Clerk
Horning: Andrew A. Kroegh. 49,.
Ida Jensen, 3S; Anders Peter Laur-
idsen. 32. Marion Christensen, %;
Jens Peter Jensen. 25, Caroline
Stone, 81.
Mrs. Chas. Beers and brother, s.
II. Jordan, left this morning for
Iowa, where they We're
called by the critical illness of their
mother. Mrs. Samuel Jordan. Sr.,
who has been in a serious condition
for several weeks. Mr.. Jordan left
for there last week TO be with his
wife.
Miss MARITIME Hansen. who has
been attending Dana College. Blair.
Nebr.. for several months. where she
is taking commercial course, came
home this morning to spend her
Easter vacation with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Jens G. Hansen. She will
return to her school duties next Mon
day.
Harry Beck of the Beason garage
by l.. C.. Lauridsen and
Percy Priestley. who went to Detroit,
Mich, last week for automobiles for
the Beason garage. arrived home on
afternoon, bringing with
them three Dodge automobiles. They
left Detroit Saturday noon. making
the trip overland in good time.
w. II. Bolton left this morning on
a business and friendly visit at Mil
ford. +. ID. Lane of the Audubon
far and then left for st. Cloud, Min
nesota to visit stone quarry. He
will. while away, visit several stone
quarries in Wisconsin and purchase
a stock of marble for his business
here.
Srgt. George Dawson, who is en-
joying a visit here with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Dawson. from
Camp Cody. Deming. N. NJ. and Wis
tied his sister Mrs. Sam Simcock
and family at Des Moines last week.
returned home Monday. He informs
us that while in Des Moines he was
united in marriage to Miss Essie
His wife accompanied him
to Audubon for visit at the Dawson
home.
Monday of this week Jurgen Mad
sen traded three lots in North Audu-
bon to NJ. b. Wonsmos for his resi-
dence property on Division Street.
besides paying n cash price of $4,000
and giving his large barn in the Law
addition. Mr.. Madsen then traded
the Wonsmos property to Jens +.
Petersen for four lots in Perry. Ia,
worth $4,000 and $1,000 in cash. Mr..
will build n new home on