Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-05-15

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Mrs. A. c. Hansen was a Monday
morning passenger to Anita for q
visit with relatives at the Nels An
dersen home.
| Mitt Fiscus and wife left for
Casey Monday morning. where Mitt
will work for time for l.. d. Hight
on the latters farm.
John Welch and wife and Mrs. A.
Settlemire were business visitors in
Manning the fore part of the week,
going up on Monday morning.
ID. brewer. who attends school in
Audubon and spent the week end at
the home of his parents, in Carroll,
returned here Monday forenoon.
Frank Hetzal went to Pennington
Monday morning to visit his family
and with other relatives for several
days.
Robert S Fry departed Thursday
evening for Howard, s. D., to visit
his brother-in-law, Dick Owens and
family and look after business af-
fairs.
Max Jacobsen came from Boone
Monday forenoon to visit his rela-
tives and at the home of his wife's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Lef-
lngwell.
Miss Mile Ohm, trained nurse of
Des Moines was a Saturday morning
arrival in Audubon for visit with
her relatives and to attend to some
business affairs.
Mrs. Esther KIlcoin and sister,
Miss Nellie Kerwin returned home
Thursday evening from a several
days visit with relatives and
friends in Carroll.
Mrs d. C. Bell of Anita returned
to her home Thursday afternoon of
last week after a pleasant visit in
Audubon with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Preston.
! Lawrence Brockway, who enjoyed
a weeks visit in Des Moines with
friends and at Camp Dodge with for
mer soldier chums, returned home
the last of the week.
Mrs d. d. Drake and two children
who enjoyed a pleasant visit at the
parental, w. w. Smith home in Au-
dubon. left for their home at Cla-
rinda Monday morning.
Vern Culver of the Audubon Mill
ing Co., departed Monday morning
for Yuma, and other Colorado
points on business and to look after
his land interests.
Miss Daisy Frick returned home
Saturday morning from a friendly
aud business visit at Council Bluffs
DIR. Childs. who accompanied her
there, returned home sooner.
L. w. Hillyer spent Sunday here
with his parents. Geo. Hillyer and
wife and with his son. He left
Monday forenoon for Carroll to re-
sumo his work on the road between
Carroll and Sioux City
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Dittman and
two children, after a visit here with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Dittman and with their grandfather.
VIM. Dittman, returned Monday
forenoon to their home at Boone.
i Allan G. Biggs and wife returned
home the last of the week Mr..
Biggs had been to attend the Delco
Light convention in Des Moines and
Mrs. Biggs was on visit at Guth-
rie Center with relatives and friends.
Miss Fannie Smutney of Omaha
came to Audubon Monday forenoon
/ for a visit with former friends and
to look after some business matters.
Her brother, Chas. Smutney of Rice
vile, Ia. accompanied her to Audu-
bon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Cooley depart
ed Thursday night for their home
in Mt Vernon, s. d. They were
called here last week on account of
the serious illness and subsequent
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Rudy.
Mr. and Mrs. z. T. Goembel of
ProDhetstown. Ills. arrived at Ross
Friday last for a visit with their son.
VIM. Goemhel and wife. They
were guests in Audubon Monday at
the home of her sister. Mrs. Levi
Kopp and husband.
II F. j. Mantz, former editor of the
Monitor. was in Boone last Thursday
looking over the field for a wide
awake newspaper but not being sat
isfied with the proposition he came
back and at present is entoving him
self trampiug over the fields look
ing for wolves.-Manning Monitor.
Leland O'Connell of Los Angeles.
Calf. who enjoyed few days visit
here last week with his uncle. ID. l..
Freeman and aunt. Mrs. Frank Ber-
man and family departed Thursday
evening for Pittsburg, Pa. where he
will take up electrical engineering at
the Westinghouse school.
Geo. McMullen, recently returned
from overseas, received his honor
able discharge from army service
last week and arrived in Audubon
the latter part of the week for visit
with his sister. Mrs. VIM. Mack and
husband. Mr.. McMullen was in the
\ 91st division and stationed at Fort
Russell, Cheyenne. Wyoming. when
discharged.
Il Corp. II. E. Martinsen, son of Mr..
and Mrs, Peter Martinsen left Audi
bon July "a, 1918 and has been at
! Camp Pike, Ark. ever since in ar
| my service. He received his dis
charge at Camp Pike Tuesday of last
week and arrived home Thursday
evening much to the delight of his
parents and friends, He is looking
fine and reports enjoying army life
real we'll
| Spring cleaning time is still in
vogue this season. Rather late.
but nevertheless a real good stunt
at any time of the year. One Of
our men got busy Saturday morning
and gave US the surprise of our life.
by cleaning the windows, both in the
office and work room. Hardly
knew the old place when we re-
turned from dinner. but finally got
used to the place again. When in
need of any work done in fine shape.
''let George do it,"