Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-06-05

| turned home last evening.
, Mrs. A. Schwennecker and daugh-
ter, Miss Helen, visited friends in
Audubon yesterday enroute to their
home at Irwin, following a pleasant
visit in Extra with relatives.
Mrs. H. L. Sunderlin of State
, Center arrived in Audubon yester-
: day afternoon then went to the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Leffingwell in Extra for visit.
Mrs Henry Miller and Mrs. VIM.
Dodge of Perry were Audubon ar
!, rivals last evening for a visit with
> their sister, Mrs. A. j. Van Sise and
family for a period of several days.
Mrs. Rose Carr of Atlantic was in
Audubon today enroute to Carroll
: to visit her two sons, who have
/, been attending ST. Joseph's school
and accompany them to her home in
Atlantic.
Mrs d. NJ. Hutchinson of Manila,
. after visit at Extra with her broth
| er, DIR. r. A. Jacobsen, came to Au-
dubon yesterday for a visit with
| friends. She returned to Manila
last evening.
The Donaldson Bros. Aero Show
that was here Thursday of last week
! were compelled to call off their show
both at Atlantic and Greenfield this
week on account of the wet weather
in that vicinity.
G. G. Jeck, district manager and
Mr. Burr, inspector of the building
plants for the Swift Produce Co.,
, came to Audubon this morning on
business with the local manager,
Frank Hudspeth.
Arthur Cole, who has been at In
/, dianola. came home yesterday after
noon to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. M. Cole. Arthur expects to
go on the road June 18th with a
! Chautauqua band.
: Mrs. Ben Hogan of Boone was a
4 visitor in Audubon this week with
q her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lef-
r fingwell and sister, Mrs. Max Jacob
; sen and family She returned to
her home yesterday afternoon.
II The Aulger Bros show arrived
over the Northwestern yesterday af.
. ternoon and brought with them a
n heaviest downpour of rain, one OF
n the hardest kind, which was not
II really needed. They came to Audi
a bon from Scranton and go to West
n side from here.
n Earnest Mikkelsen departed this
n morning for FIT. Collins, Colo, where
v he will remain a couple of months
4 and look after his property there
A and visit with his brother. Henry
Mikkelsen and family. He will al
so attend 10 business at Log Cabin,
j Colo, while away.
H. r. Brokaw, of Cedar Rapids,
a has been here the past week visiting
n with his brother-in-law. DR.. j l..
N Magennis and wife. While here he
4 is also installing for the Carter
n Hardware Co.. one OF the famous
Cushman light plants at the Herman
Tessman home in the country.
Martin Martinsen. who just last
year moved to Clearfeld, Iowa, onto
farm of $50 acres for which he
paid S195 per acre, DISPOSED of the
same this week for 1895 per acre,
according TO the real estate transfers
II published in the Register of Wednes-
day. He cleared s26,400 on the
deal.
Mrs. Emma owen of Moore. Ok
lahoma, arrived in Audubon this
y morning and went TO Ross for visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Anna Nc
Mutt and family Mrs. Owen is a
\ former Audubonite, having left herr
some 8 years ago She will Joy
a several weeks VISIT with her rela-
tives and former friends in this lo4
cality.
Miss Esther B. Gates. who enjoy
ed pleasant weeks visit here with
her friend, Miss Esther r. Fulton at
the DR.. and Mrs. j. M Fulton home,
returned to her home at Lewis. Ia,
this morning. Mrs. Fulton and Es-
Their accompanied her 10 Lewis to en-
Joy visit at the Gates home and
with Mrs. Fulton's father, Frank
Templeman.
Rain every day and night this
week Nice weather is in sight, ac-
cording to the outlook today. In
another column of this issue we have
the Audubon Band boys ball club
mentioned as practicing up this week
so as to be able to trim the Audubon
team. So far they have been un-
able to get out TO practice, but ex-
pect to do so later on.
Miss Hazel Kellogg, who has
been teaching school at Spencer, s.
D., arrived in Audubon yesterday
evening for a visit with friends and
relatives. After her visit is COM
pleted here, accompanied by her
sister, who has been attending
school at Elkhorn, will depart for
the home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E. Kellogg in Yuma. Colo.
Miss Bessie Ross of the Iowa Saw
ings Bank is enjoying her summer
vacation at this time and departed
this morning for Chicago, where she
will enjoy a visit with her brother,
Geo. NJ. Ross, Jr.. and family. She
will also take advantage of the
moonlight excursions on Lake Mich
igan and pay a visit to the Milwau
kee, Wis, and ST. Joe, Mich, sum-
mer resorts.
Joe Casper, who has been an eff
ficient employee al the McCort meat
market for the past several years,
resigned his position this week and
left this morning for his former
home at Davenport. Mr.. Casper,
realizing that there is good profit
in meat at the present high prices.
a. s., h,.os for