Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-03-13
: LOCAL AND PERSONAL X


Attorneys Reynolds and Salinger,
of Carroll, were here Monday looking
after legal matters.
Geo. Christensen and wife went to
Extra Saturday for an over Sunday
visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John Schouboe went
to Brayton Saturday evening to visit
with friends at the Alfred Miller
home.
Peter Stone was an over Sunday
visitor in Extra with relatives, 60
ing down on the Saturday afternoon
train.
Mrs. John H. Crees went to Extra
Monday to see her father, j. D..
Herrick, who has been quite poorly
of late.
Rex Downing, who has been en-
ployed at the Harry Phillips barber
shop, went to his home at Adair
Monday morning.
Hans Hansen was business Wis
itor in Atlantic the first of the
week on business for the Canadian
Pacific Land Co.
A call does not imply that you
must buy, but at least let us show you
through our line. At Wilson's.
NOTICE:-Am not i'm the Acker-
man building any more. Now lOcat.
ed i'm DIR. Carrie Woods building.
Minnie Burr.
Mrs. Rose Carr, who has been here
the past two weeks, caring for Perry
Roberts, returned to her home near
Lewis Monday morning.
A niece of T. Williamson came from
Atlantic Saturday afternoon for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson
for couple of days.
]. II. Maharg, who visited several
days at Sac City with his son. Earl
Maharg and family. returned to Au-
dubon Monday forenoon.
Miss Mabel Petersen, who visited
at the Helga Christensen home in
Atlantic two days, returned home the
latter part of the week
Joe Koehn of Nevada, Ia, return
ed to his home Monday morning. He
had been in different Iowa points
trying to secure school teachers.
Arthur Lund was Saturday even
ing passenger to Carroll to visit over
Sunday with his brother. Peter Lund
and family, returning home Monday.
Mrs. J. F. Donahoo, who visited
her daughter, Mrs. Arley Wolf and
family at Extra, and in Audubon
with friends. left for her home near
Maxwell, Monday.
Miss Wanda Wright. teacher of
Greeley school No. g. is taking a
forced layoff on account of nervous
ness. Her physician advised a rest
of a week or ten days
Miss Violet Akers of Extra, who
visited in Gray with her friend, Miss
Elva Wahlert and in Audubon with
friends, returned to her home at
Extra Saturday afternoon.
Clarence Jensen went to Omaha
Monday forenoon for visit with
hi saunt. Mrs. Tom Hart and family.
He will also take in the auto show
being held there this week.
T. V. Rowe of Kansas. who visited
here with his nephew, II. Wizard and
family. departed Monday evening for
Stromberg. Nebr.. on business, after
which he returns to his home.
Andrew Hansen and wife. who
since their marriage have been farm
ing in Cameron township. Saturday
of last week moved to the Graham
farm six miles east of Audubon.
Mrs. Chas. Hunt of Perry. follow
ing a couple of days pleasant visit
here with her brother. A. j. Van
Sise and family, returned to her
home at Perry Monday forenoon.
Misses Pearl and Kathryn Marque-
sen OF Elkhorn, who visited here
with their brother, Evans Marquesen
and family. left Saturday evening for
q visit with their sister. Mrs. Thos
Olsen, east of Hamlin.
+. o. Niklason. who accompanied
a shipment of horses to Cedar Rapids
last week, returned home Sunday af-
ternoOn. Frank sold the lot at
good prices as ne only purchases the
best kind to be had.
Miss Gladys Wedemeyer. after a
pleasant weeks visit at Adair with
relatives and former friends, re-
turned to Audubon Saturday after
noon and resumed her duties as
school teacher Monday morning.
\ business man usually keeps his
books so that he knows what he is
taking in and what is the outgo on
his business. The farmer has neg
lected this to a great extent and is
something that would prove benefi-
cial each year
Mrs. Frank Harmon came Satur-
day afternoon from her home at
Lewis for visit with her father. c.
III. Priestly and her sister. Mrs. Irv-
ing Johnson Accompanied by her
two children, recently adopted. she
returned TO her home Monday morn
ing
Carl Jensen, after visit here
with relatives in the country. left for
his home at Onawa. Monday morn
ing. While here he took advantage
of attending the 25th anniversary of
the Ebenezer church organization
He was the guest OF Hans c. Schmidt
Whila in nur CITY