Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-03-06
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liver Nielsen spent yesterday in Ex-
ira on business.
Ed Baldwin of Gray spent Tuesday
in AUDUBON visiting friends.
John Cameron of Gray transacted
business in Audubon, Tuesday.
u Cousins of Atlantic was busl.
ness caller in Audubon Monday.
!. F. Baker, the jeweler. is here.
See him Saturday, March 18th.
VIM. finland left with his car
Tuesday for Manning where he will
farm this year.
Mrs. Oh Mease returned to her
home in Gray Tuesday evening. She
was here a few days on business.
If you wish to purchase a fine
diamond, wait for j. F. Bakers op-
ening. Successor to W. II. Cowles. II
S. Rold, wife and children came
from Harlan Monday afternoon for a
visit with Mrs. II. Petersen and hus-
band.
| Miss Goldie Sheets is the new as
sistant at the Minnie Burr millinery
shop, commencing her duties this
week
| Hans Hansen returned yesterday
| from a several days business trip
to Avoca, Atlantic and other points
in Iowa.
Mrs. Oscar Gaskill and child re-
turned here yesterday from visit at
Harlan with his sister-in-law, Mrs
Albert Theilen.
l. w. Hillyer, who visited here oy-
er Sun day with his son, Donald. al
the Geo. Hillyer home, left for Sioux
City, Monday morning.
Miss Nellie Littieheid and Miss De-
Gina Edwards returned To Extra
Tuesday afternoon after a visit in
Audubon with friends.
Frank Hart and family departed
yesterday for Rovemona, Nebr.,
where ne will be employed with his
wife's cousin, Ii. Butler
Mrs. Ed Bilharz returned yester-
day morning from fortnight's visit
in Des Moines on business and at In
dianola with her sister, Mrs. j. e.
Clark.
| Mr.. and, Mrs. j. p. Petersen re-
| turned Tuesday afternoon from a
several days visit in Elkhorn with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lars p.
| Petersen.
Misses Julia Ebert and Helen Reed
returned from visit near Hamlin
and Extra with friends. Ask them
about their hike ON the branch road
against the wind.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Renftle, who
were here to attend the funeral of
her mother, Mrs. w. H. Aldrich, re-
| turned to their home at Milford yes
terday forenoon. g41s.. ~.
Mrs. Boise Mushrush and son EN-
inert who enjoyed a two weeks visit
at Carson, Iowa, with her sister. Mrs.
e. E. Pigg and family, returned home
Monday afternoon. .ega et
Mrs. Peter Kruger and daughter
departed Monday for Mecklin, g 8. D.,
their home after am enjoyable visit
of two weeks with her parents, Hans
Petersen and wife. r3t < q
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Farr left yester-
day for Omaha to enjoy pleasure
outing. Earl says he is going at this
time, before the rush of spring work
takes up all of his time
Mrs. Emma Halbur' of Manning
came Saturday to help Mrs. ]. F.
Baker and family get located in the
Christian church parsonage, where
| they will reside for the present.
Mrs. Emma E. Andersen left yes
terday morning for Des Moines, Ia,
where she has accepted a lucrative
position in the millinery department
| n m fri ~
Moines' large stores.
C. d. Macarthur OF Golden City.
Mo-, who enjoyed visit here at the
home of his uncle, J. S. Small. left
yesterday morning for a visit with his
friends in Des Moines. He was re-
Gently released from the navy.
Mrs. Thos. Bruhn and three chill
dren departed Tuesday evening for
Brush, Colo, to join the husband and
| father who left for there last week
| with the Immigrant car, and where
they will make their future home.
Mrs. John Jones received a phone
message yesterday morning stating
that her brother-in-law. Ed Shank of
hOmaha had been fatally injured in
an auto wreck. She left on the
early Rock Island train for Omaha.
Geo. Leffingwell went to Extra
yesterday morning to contract for
some house moving work. While in
Halbur last week he contracted to
move a large building and will COM
menee work on il as soon as the
weather permits.
| Pat German. who recently sold his
farm near Ross. moved Tuesday OF
this week into his new home in
Freeman's addition. purchased of E.
T.. Bailey. His sisters, the Misses
Lutwitzke, will occupy the new
home with him and keep house for
him.
Miss Lois Proctor left yesterday
morning for Simpson college, Indian
ola, where she will take an advanced
course in music at the conservatory.
Mrs. Proctor accompanied her to see
| that she is nicely situated. Charles
Proctor. jr., accompanied them to Des
Moines for a visit.
Paul Wickland. who was stationed
on the transport, Princess Matokie.
and made eight or nine trips across
the ocean, received his release from
service recently at Norfolk. Va. He
arrived in AuduhOn Tuesday morn