Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-09-04

tend the fair and it will be perfectly
safe.
Martin Smith enjoyed several
days visit at Guthrie Center with
his old time friend, John Burkhart.
He returned home last night and re-
ports having had real good visit.
DR.. H. G. Rogers and wife leave
the latter part of the week for Os-
kaloosa, their former home to
spend several days visiting friends
and attending the Mahaska county
fair
Mrs. Gertrude Mills and two chill
'dren of Hamilton, ILL.,, who have
/ been visiting at the home of Mrs,
| Chris Ruhs, went to Carroll this
morning to visit relatives before re-
/ turning to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. owen, resid-
ing east of Hamlin, are the happy
parents of baby daughter born to
them last week Mother and
child are doing nicely under the
care of skilled nurse.
Helen and Clevia Wills, who have
been spending the summer months
with their aunt, Mrs. j. F. McCort,
left this morning for their home at
Malvern. The little girls will en-
Ger school which begins next Mon
day.
The members of the Audubon
Country Club will enjoy another
one of their semi-monthly picnics
at the club house tonight. These
| picnics are proving quite popular
and as rule there is large at
tendance.
The new modern home of DR..
| and Mrs. j. M. Fulton is rapidly
nearing completion and will be
| ready for occupancy soon. The
Hans Albertsen new home is now in
course of erection and is progress
ing nicely.
Arnold and Levi Jensen who
have been visiting at the home of
| their sister, Mrs. Chris Nelson and
family at Sac City, returned to
their home this morning. The boys
said they had fine time while they
were away.
Miss Wren Lane returned to Au-
dubon this morning after a two
weeks visit at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. w. j. Alender and family
at Mt. Pleasant Mrs. o. l.. Lane
who accompanied her remained for
longer visit.
i Evelyn, the seven year old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hansen is
recovering from a minor operation
which was performed Tuesday. Lo-
cal physicians removed her tonsils
which have been causing her a
great deal of trouble the past two
years.
l Look for the number in your
package when you buy it at our sale
H Saturday: The grand prize will be
i numbered and you may have the
| lucky number Be careful on OPP
i ening your package to keep the
| number. Our sale starts at nine
| O'Clock j. F. Baker. Jeweler.
o. Kennels returned the latter
part of the week from a five weeks
! visit with his daughter at Kansas
City He said he had a pleasant
| time but the extreme hot weather
| somewhat marred his visit. He said
yesterday that Audubon looked
mighty good TO him.
-
| the early train this morning to at
| tend the funerl of his friend, the
! late W. j. Lancelot, who passed
away Monday morning, the funeral
| taking place this afternoon at two
o'clock Quite a number of people
went from here by auto to be in at
tendance at the funeral.
j. S. Johnson, che jeweler and
his wife were called to Jewell juno
ton. Iowa, Tuesday by the death of
his sister, Mrs. Melvin Porter who
died ON Sunday. Funeral serv-
ices were held at the home yester-
| day. Mrs. Porter mad a severe at
tack of the flu last fall from which
she never fully recovered.
f. NJ. Herndon moved his house
hold goods into The rooms over the
Kraft-Farr clothing store vacated
Monday by Dr. Hilloran who will
have his office in the rooms over
Keith & Hansen. The doctor has
purchased the residence property OF
G.. n. Wilde on Washington street
and moved into Il the lore part of
the week.
c. II. Wilde and family left yes
terday morning for Des Moines.
They took the last load of house
hold goods DON early in the morn
ing and will move into the resi-
dence property Mr.. Wilde purchased
last June. The family will remain
in Des Moines until next spring. Mr..
Wilde however, will continue to
make Audubon his home and con-
duct his business at the same place.
Next spring after the close of
school the family will return to Au-
dubon. Mrs. H.. II. Croker went
to Des Moines with them and will
remain there over Sunday.
Hundreds of people from Audi
bon and vicinity attended the cele-
bration at Manning Tuesday and
Wednesday. The town was beau
tifullv decorated. They had five
good bands dispensing music all of
the time. There were numerous
free attractions beside the wrestling
matches and the platform dance.
Nothing was overlooked TO show
the returning soldier boys that
their services were appreciated by
| the home folks The people of
| Manning certainly did themselves
proud in providing such elaborate
entertainment for all. The weather
was somewhat threatening but peo-
| pie went just the same. Both ev-
| enings there were gorgeous displays
: of fireworks.