Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-05-08

nome saturday from business WISH
at Extra.
Roland Kilburn went to Carroll
Friday afternoon on a friendly visit
and to attend to some business.
Miss Vera Altman, who attends
school here went to her home near
Gray Saturday morning.
DR.. Rosenbladt came Saturday
morning from Council Bluffs on pro-
fessional business and visit with
his parents.
Mrs. c. H. Wilde left Saturday
morning for a visit with her sister,
Mrs. Otto WHITAKER and with her
friends in Des Moines.
Fred A. Buthweg and R. J. Mus
son departed Friday evening for
western Nebraska to look after
some business proposition.
Ed Frick was passenger Satur-
day morning to Des Moines to visit
his son Branch Prick and family
and look after some business affairs.
Miss Ella NJ. Stearns returned
home Saturday morning from Iowa
City, where she attended school
J meeting and enjoyed friendly visit.
Have your lawn mower sharpened,
oiled and put in first class shape for
the summers work. Elmer Ander-
sen Shop, just north of the post OF.
| fee. 1S-2t
Mrs. J. S. johnson and Miss Mari
anna Brown were business and
friendly visitors in Atlantic Satur-
day, going down on the early morn
| ing train.
Miss Iris Johnson of Atlantic came
Saturday morning to enjoy visit of
a couple of days at the home of her
uncle, Dick Johnson and family in
the country.
Miss Annis Roth, who enjoyed a
weeks visit in Audubon with her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter V. Roth,
returned to her work in Omaha Sat-
urday morning.
Arthur Cole, after Couple of
| weeks visit here with his mother
and friends, left Saturday morning
for Indianola, where he attends
Simpson college.
Lawrence Brockway left Saturday
morning for visit at Des Moines
with his former friends. He will
also enjoy visit with the soldier
boys at Camp Dodge.
Miss Anna Fabricius left for her
| home at Irwin Friday evening to
visit over Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Fabricius, re-
turning to her school duties Monday
morning.
Misses Edna Davis and Hazel
Nailor returned to their school du-
ties at the c. c. C. c. in Des Moines
Saturday morning, after a pleasant
vacation visit in Audubon with rela-
tives and friends.
Miss Sophia Christensen, who Wis
tied here with her relatives and
| friends, returned to Omaha SATURDAY.
morning, where she has employment
She was guest while here at the
MAIDS Faaborg home.
Mrs. A. S. Perryman and Mrs
Fred Lessen of Atlantic visited in
Audubon with friends the middle of
last week. They left Friday fore
noon Tor Carroll to visit the formers
son, Glenn Perryman and family.
One of the best and most modern
homes in Audubon, close in, is offered
for sale at this time. Those who
are contemplating moving to Audu-
bon later will do we'll to investigate
TINS proposition. Enquire at this
once. 12-tf
Mrs. L. A. Beers and her daughter.
Mrs. F. w. Bellamy, the latter of
Salmon, Idaho, who is here on an
extended visit with her parents, left
Saturday forenoon for Old Carrolton,
Ia, where they will enjoy visit
with their daughter and sister, Mrs.
V. E. Gilley and family.
The incessant rains of late has in
terfered with blowing and other
farm work and the farmers in con-
sequence are getting somewhat rest
less. 1t has been argued that the
war, or great cannonading, produces
rain, but if so it has taken a long
time for the recent war to effect the
heavens in this country
Mrs. H. Young, who has been here
for some time assisting in the care of
her sister, Mrs. Boy Beers. living east
of Hamlin, returned to her home at
Coon Rapids last Friday morning
The condition of Mrs. Beers was con-
sidered critical for a time, but she
was showing a decided improvement
when her sister left for home.
Mr. and Mrs. M. NJ. Spencer of
Clinton, Ia, who were called to Au-
dubon to attend the funeral of her
brother, the late Jesse A. Humiston,
returned to their home on Saturday