Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-02-27


Loss here in court.
Jens Jensen, the baker spent Fri
N ~s'ness, going down
on the morning train.
DR.. w. H. Halloran was a south
bound passenger Friday morning on
professional business.
DIR. F. Becker was here from At
IL - r .,y on Professional bust
He was guest of DR.. Full
ton.
Miss Clara Thomson visited with
friends here Friday, returning to her
home at Atlantic on the evening
train.
Henry Ruhs and F. L. Anderson,
who attended the auto show at Des
Moines last week, returned home FRI
day morning.
Miss Elizabeth Foley, who enjoyed
a week end visit in Audubon at the
home of her father, Geo. A. Foley,
.e,uIned 20 Carroll Saturday.
S. A. Berry and daughter, Miss
Jessie of Atlantic transferred in Au-
dubon Friday, enroute 20 Carroll to
visit relatives and on a business mis-
sion.
Hans Hansen, who was dicharged
two weeks ago and came to Audubon,
o ray Friday forenoon for a
visit.
G. H. Virtue returned to Audubon
Friday evening and will wind up
work and business affairs, and re-
turn to the Bluffs about the first of
March.
| f. B. Thomas arrived home Fri
day from several days stay In Chi
lcagO where he attended large cat
tie sale and looked after some BUSH
ness affairs.
The o. S. WEIGH sale which was to
have been held Thursday of last week
Twas postponed until Tuesday Of this
week on account of the inclemency Of
1.-THE weather.
Attorney George Cosson OF Des
Moines. who was here last week at
tending to legal matters in the dis
ltrict court. returned to bis home FRI
day morning.
Mrs. Samuel Green visited in Au-
dubon Friday at the C. II. Stocking
home, enroute from her home at Ex-
ira to Glidden for a visit with her
son, Asa Green.
Elmer Johnson and wife of Ded-
ham. who visited here with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Edwards.
! returned to their home the latter par
, of the week
d. w. Wood, after a few days
spent in Des Moines looking after
,irf4 xt.;tb ~
RELATIVES, returned to Audubon Fri
: day afternoon.
II. j. Hoogenakker went to Pella
\ Friday morning TO visit relatives over
Sunday and especially to be with his
father who has not been in Che best
lof health lately. He returned tC
: Audubon, Tuesday.
\ Mr. and Mrs. G. p. Christensen anC
> son returned Thursday evening from
-: lKimballton where they were called Il
! lattend IN funeral of his mother Mrs
fChrist Christensen.
s f. d. Lane OF the Audubon Gran
o lite and Marble Works, returned
home Friday morning from LAX,
i City, where he spent couple %
l. days on business.
l
+ few days here last week on a visi
II with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
" Erven and his sisters. He return
g ed TO Omaha Friday morning.
o John Ebert and son Henry, VIII
e were at the South Omaha market sew
e eral days last week, purchased a ca
e load of cattle which they had ship
ped to the Henry Ebert farm 70
feeding purposes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carius Jacobsen, VIII
4 enjoyed an extended visit at tn
home Of ner parents, Mr.. and Mr.
Jerry Hoover in Extra. departed 70
their home at Moorehead, Mimi, Fri
day morning.
Hans Hendricksen and his mason
employed herey on the Catholi
church, left for their home the latte
part of the week to visit their rela
tives. They viii return as soon a
the weather will permit OF layin
brick.
Thos. E. Mason. formerly of Audi
bon, now a resident Of Primghar. la
came to Audubon Friday forenoon 70
a few days visit with his forme
friends and to look AFTER his proper
be Saturday night.
Mrs. Jens Jensen returned the la,
ter part of the week from Braytor
where she visited her sister, Mrs
Chas. Hoffman and children befor
their departure for their new HON
at Osceola, Iowa.
C. II. Topping, general agent 70
II the Canadian Pacific Land Co, lef
= Friday morning for Atlantic an
Omaha on business for a couple @
days, in the interest of the compan
which he represents.
Mrs. p f. Anderson. who visite
here several days with her son F. L
Anderson and daughter, Mrs. Che
Caldwell, left for her home at Ruth
d ven, Iowa, Friday forenoon. He
son Fern accompanied her home 70
a short visit.
John Fullerton. who has been on a
Il extended visit to his former home a
Coulteryille, H., with his relatives
a arrived in Audubon the last of tn
& week for visit with his brother
! Jim Fullerton and his cousin. Da
Fullerton. He expects to depart 70
his home at PlankingtOn, s. d.. 10
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred b. Mccoy an
two children departed Friday fore
noon for their new home near How
ard, S. d., where they have purchas
ed a good 100 acre farm and vii
make their future home. The man
friends of Fred and family will wis
them success in abundance, while re
\ GREETING their departure from Audi
bon county, where they were Dor
and reared.