Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-06-26
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The teachers examination is being
held this week on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday.
Elmer Andersen, the blacksmith,
was a business caller in Omaha the
fore part of the week.
Rev. VIM. Mack went to Des
Moines Monday morning to join his
wife for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. c. S. Lang left on the early
train Monday for visit with friends
in Des Moines for couple of days.
Walter Roth went to Sioux City
Monday forenoon for visit with his
with his brothers.
Frank Hudspeth and son Francis
we're Monday morning passengers to
| Atlantic on a friendly and business
visit of few days.
j Miss Mabel Brooks came Monday
morning from Des Moines for visit
/ of several days with her sister, DR..
/ Carrie E. Wood and family.
Emil Christensen departed Mon
day morning for Desmit, S. D., where
he will be employed on a farm dur
| ing the summer months.
Mrs Bert Petersen. who visited
here with her friend, Mrs. j. A.
! Humiston, left Monday forenoon for
her home at Scranton, Iowa.
4 George C. Everts and Oluf Jensen
went to Anita Monday morning to
attend land deal. Mr.. Everts
purchased farm while there.
4 Miss Olga Christensen is enjoying
her vacation now and left Monday
4 forenoon for visit at Storm Lake
with her friend, Miss Blanche Olsen.
(! A. N. Detwiler and son G. A. Det-
| wiler went to Des Moines Monday
4 morning to consult with DR.. Faye re-
garding an ailment of the formers
/ face.
i Clifford Best of Manning, employ
/ ed on the farm of Ira Miller, went
to his home Saturday evening to en-
! joy a couple days visit with rela-
tives. Y
\ Miss Luella Baker of Extra who
accompanied her friend, Mrs. l.. Nc
Michael to Gray for a visit, trans
! Iferred here Saturday enroute to her
] home.
A banker at Perry figures II out
that Iowa land will pay 5 " percent
\ on valuation of $500 per acre. II
so Iowa land at $500 and $500 is dirt
cheap.
4 Rev. G.. B. Christensen departed
! for Blair, Neb., Monday morning to
attend a business meeting held at
Dana college and enjoy visit with
| friends.
Il Arvid Petersen went to Carroll
i Saturday afternoon to visit with his
wife, who recently underwent an OPP
1 Grafton at the st. Anthony hospital
4 in that city.
Mrs. H. w. Kness and two chill
dren were passengers to Cedar Ran-
ids Monday forenoon to enjoy visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
/ II. Hopkins.
/ Clary Hayden was a Saturday ev-
l ening passenger to Brenton, Ia, to
! join his wife and child, who were
visiting at the Henry Schrader home
with relatives. g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Utzen OF
Thornton. Ia, after a friendly visit
here at the home of Hans c. Nor
1 Jensen and family, returned to their
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| Miss Hazel Teeter of Marengo,
who has been guest of the Misses
Buck. left Monday morning for a
friendly visit at Des Moines, after
which she returns to her home.
, John Rayburn, employed here
with the telephone company, went
to Carroll Saturday afternoon to
visit friends over Sunday, returning
, to his work here the fore part of the
week.
Miss Ella NJ. Stearns has had her
home Just south of the high school
all remodelel and moved into it this
week. This will give Miss Stearns
the much needed room she has wish
ed for.
! The reports of business conditions
of the country show that there is an
increasing firmness along all lines of
trade. II will no doubt be one of
the best years in the history OF the
country.
"Tod" O'Brien after weeks visit
here with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack O'Brien and other relatives
and with old time friends, departed
Monday morning for his horne at
Morris, ILL.,
Mrs, w. H. Simcox who accompa-
MED her daughter. Mrs. z. G. Ford
and child to Iowa Falls last week for
a visit and to help them get settled in
their new home returned to Audubon
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. c. Shingledecker and son
Donald of Gray spen; Friday and
OnNr tn A..h rot In fn
their home Saturday evening. Dom
aid submitted to an operation for
the removal Of adenoids while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Thompson and
Mrs. Catherine Christensen left for
Harlan Saturday afternoon to attend
the funeral of the ladies' cousin,
Henry Hugeson, who died last Fri
day and was buried Sunday after
noon.
While Iowa land is soaring sky
ward II will soar still higher in ev-
cry county that votes for and secures
paved roads. At cost to the farm
for paving it is simply a case where
il will cost more to do without paved
roads than not to have them.
Mrs. Simon Hansen entertained
Saturday afternoon at her home sew
eral lady friends of her sister-in-law
Mrs. Albert A. Matthias, who with
her husband accompanied Capt. ID. F.
Matthias to Audubon from Gulfport,
Miss. two weeks ago. The after
noon was pleasantly passed by those
present and refreshments were serv-
ed at the proper time.
The ladies OF the Catholic church
who held a picture show. THE
Greatest Thing in Life " DR. Griffith