Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-04-03

| school VISITED the latter part OF the
week in Glidden with friends.
Gerald Brockway, who spent a
week at Council Bluffs and Omaha
visiting friends, returned home Mon
day afternoon.
Attorney Chas. s. White returned
home Friday morning from a bust
ness visit in Atlantic, where he spent
a couple of days.
C. II. Wilde has purchased a new
leo truck for delivering at the pro-
duce house. A. E. Beason sold the
machine to Mr.. Wilde.
The Chas. Sunberg and l.. F.
Martinsen new residences are begin
ming to show form and the work on
them is progressing rapidly.
Henry Kroeger of Atlantic spent
Monday visiting in Audubon with his
mother, Mrs. ID. Kroeger and sister,
Mrs. j. A. Graham and family.
Mike Boust and his children
have retired from farming and on
Monday moved into their home In
Audubon on South Division street.
Mrs. S. N. Sorensen and children
returned home the last of the week
from a visit of several days at New
ell, Ia, with her sister, Mrs. Art Nell
sen.
N. B. Haskins of Des Moines, rep
resenting the Reliable Rug Co., came
to Audubon Tuesday morning to look
after the needs of his customers in
the rug line.
F. c. Miller went to Des Moines
Friday morning to visit with rela--
| tives at the j. E. Goar home. While
away he also enjoyed a visit with
relatives and friends at Winterset.
Misses Elsie McLeran and Fiji
Goldstein departed Sunday evening
for Chicago to resume their studies
at the Chicago university, after a
weeks vacation spent with their rel
atives and friends.
! Mrs. Harriet Downs arrived in
Audubon Monday forenoon for Wis
it with her niece, Miss Clara Phelps.
She will also help care for Mr..
Humiston, who has been in poor
health for several months.
Mrs. Earl Farr, who enjoyed a
visit at Maquoketa, Iowa, her for
mer home with her relatives and va
|
the last of the week. She had a
most pleasant time while away.
Walter Minerman, John Rasmus-
sen and G. Sykes of Extra, who have
been enjoying their spring school va
cation at their home, transferred in
Audubon on their return to their
school work at Ames Monday morn
ing.
Vern Culver and wife went to the
Bluffs Sunday to visit their daughter,
Miss Edith, who is taking a trained
nurses course at the Jenny Edmund
son hospital. They made the trip
by auto, the weather and roads be-
ing especially fit for an auto trip.
Miss Donna Baker departed Mon
day evening over the Northwestern
for Chicago, where she will enter
Grant hospital and begin a three
years course in trained nursing.
Miss Donna has the finest of DISPOSE
tions and will make a successful
nurse.
| Miss Albina Petersen, who was at
the Jones hospital in Atlantic several
days helping care for her sister, Miss
Leona Petersen, returned to Audu-
bon Monday afternoon. She reports
her sister so far recovered as to be
able to return to her home in Extra
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Bellamy Of
Salmon, Idaho, who have been visit
| ing at Arapahoe and Grand Island,
Nebr., with his relatives, arrived in
Audubon the fore part of the week
for a visit with her mother, Mrs. l..
| A Beers and of course with DR..
Beers, who is at Elkhorn.
l.. F. Martinsen and Lou Barger
went to Omaha Monday evening to
bring home an Oldsmobile Eight,
purchased by Mr.. Barger of Martin
sen & Son. Henry Wonsmos &C
companied them on the trip to bring
to Audubon a new Ford truck that
has been sold to John Weiman.
Chas. Higgins, who with his wife
moved to Audubon some time tgo
from Hamlin, has accepted position
with the Johnson & Gore furniture
and undertaking firm and commenc-
ed his duties Monday morning. Chas.
has numerous friends in Audubon
county and will fit into his new po-
sition nicely.