Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-03-06

Mrs. Roy Anciaux OF Extra spent
Friday between trains in Audubon on
| business.
| Martin Beck of Bnayton returned
home Friday, after business visit in
Audubon.
Miss Alma Nelson was an over
Sunday visitor in Extra with friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Ralph Akers of Bnyton was
in Audubon Friday having some den-
tai work done.
Merle Owens and family moved to
the home of her father, C. A. Loss
the last of the week.
| Henry Kleuver was a business Wis.
itor in Atlantic Friday, and while
there enjoyed a visit with relatives.
Miss b. Mccarthy, who has been
employed at the Z. ID. Cotton store in
Extra, resigned her position last
week and returned to Audubon.
G. W. Hoover returned home Fri.
day from Guthrie Center, where he
was on business for a couple of days
and as witness In q will case.
VIM. finland, who has been farm
ing the Leet place seven miles east OF
Audubon, moved with his family to Q
farm near Manning the last of the
| week
Miss Rilla Mayberry of Manning
visited with friends in Audubon Mon.
day enronte to Atlantic for a visit al
the home of her uncle. B. B. May
berry.
Nels C. Jensen transferred in Au.
dubon Friday morning enroute to his
home in Extra from Mission Hill, s.
d., where he attended a large cattle
sale, held last week.
Harold Northup, who spent -four
days in Audubon with his parents
Dick Northup and wife and on bust
ness, returned to his home Saturday
evening near Brayton.
Homer McMichael, who spent a
couple of days near Extra at the farm
he has engaged for this year, trans.
ferred in Audubon Friday, enroute to
his home near Gray.
Representative Hal j. Mantz was a
Friday morning passenger to Man.
ming where he spent the day on bust.
ness, and enjoyed a visit with his
brother, Frank Mantz and family.
Mrs. II. o. Deiohayde and daugh.
ter Drusa, who enjoyed an over Sun.
day visit here with her sister, Mrs. c.
A. Caldwell and family, returned to
their home in Atlantic Monday after.
| noon.
II. Petersen of Trenton, Mo-, after
an enjoyable visit in Audubon at the
home of his uncle, Joe b. Kevan and
wife, left on Fridays Northwestern
for Manning and Harlan to visit rela.
tives and friends, after which he re-
turns to his home.
Misses and children's hats become
more classy and clever each season
Those we are now showing are decid'
eddy more attractive than ever before
and our are priced reasonably in ad
ditioD. This is hat time for the
juniors Wilson's"
Mrs. S. ID. Ross OF Grand Island
Nebr., following a several days pleas
ant visit here at the home OF hei
daughter, Mrs. F. II. McFadden and
family, departed for her home Friday
forenoon. Mrs. McFadden and sor
Ross accompanied her home for g
visit
| w. ID. WEIGH and wife returned tC
their home at Guthrie Center Satur.
day. They came to assist with the
public sale held by his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. o. S. WEIGH near Gray Tues
day OF last week and remained for g
few days visit in Audubon.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ II. Nissen Friday
of last week moved onto the farm
east of Hamlin, just vacated by Clint
Rice and family Mr.. Rice and fam
lily moved the first of this week to the
farm three miles east of town which
he purchased recently of Frank
Welch.
| Miss Ollivene Hansen, who repre-
scented the Audubon high school in
the sub-district declamatory contest
held at Griswold Friday night, &C.
companied by Miss Edith Denney, one
of the teachers in the Audubon high
school, returned to Audubon Satur.
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jens +. Petersen re-
turned Sunday afternoon. from COun-
Gil Bluffs, where Mrs. Petersen has
been taking treatment for nervous
trouble. Her condition is not very
] encouraging to her relatives and Mr.
Petersen may decide to take here else
where for treatment.
Lieut.. Edward F. Gronert who was
mustered out of army service some
time ago, and now employed by the
Audubon Milling Co., being an ex'
pert miller and -four man, left Satur-
day morning for Grinnell to spend
Sunday looking after nice flower
order for himself. not the milling
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mantz and son
departed Monday evening for theiI
home at Belle PLANE (Sask.,) Can.
ada. They enjoyed the winter
months here, which IL their usual
custom, with their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. l.. Mantz and Mr.. and Mrs
Chris Hahn. Nov back to the farm
for another year." says Will. Hi
brother, Albert Mantz. q returned
soldier and wife. accompanied VIII
and family to Canada to spend the
Rumm0Y On n farm