Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-04-10
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For Sale:-Leghorn and Minorca
eggs, Sc per 100, Webster, phone so.
Virgil Johnson, who attended the
dance in Brayton last Saturday night
came home Monday morning.
Ed Prick returned the last of the
week from a business trip to Spirit
Lake, where he spent several days.
Gilbert Nelson of Extra was bus
mess visitor in Audubon Monday. He
returned to his home Tuesday morn
ing.
A new deep well is in course of
sinking at the rear of the new ice
plant to be built by WEIGH Bros. and
John Jensen.
Mrs. j. II. Eddy left Tuesday
morning for Iowa City to enjoy a
visit of several days with her sister,
Mrs. A. c. Harmon and family.
Jack Dennis has been confined to
his home the past week and his
CHEEKY countenance has been missed
by his associates at the depots.
Martin Jensen and Peter Petersen
went to Council Bluffs Tuesday
morning, where they will be employ
ed for some time on cement work.
If you have something to sell or
trade. an ad in the Republican col
umns will prove the cheapest and
best way to let people know it.
Forrest Marine returned Monday
morning to his home in Atlantic, af-
ter an over Sunday visit in Audi
bon with friends at the Mrs. /. P.
Baker home.
Mrs E. d. Van Court, who enjoyed
visit here at the home of her
brother, DR.. c. S. McLeran and fam
lily, returned to her home at omaha
Monday morning.
Mrs. John Hite, who was seriously
ill with pneumonia is convalescing
and her friends will be glad to hear
of her improvement. Mrs. Mary
lines is helping care for her.
How in the name of goodness can
We hope to make the world safe for
the people that's in it with Henry
Ford threatening to build an auto
mobile that retails at $3.50?
Mrs. Ed Bilharz and daughter
Harriet Josephine and Mrs. Frank
Sampson went to Des Moines Tues
day morning to hear the noted singer
CALI Curci. who sang Tuesday night
Offer best of apple trees. cherry
plums, just right kinds for your
place and your home use. Write
phone or drive with auto to w. M
Bomberger. Harlan, Iowa. 1872,
A. j. Leake of Extra came to Au'
dubon several days to look after the
elevator during the absence of Walt
err Roth in Omaha where he was call
ed on account of the illness of his
mother.
l.. w. Hillyer returned to his work
at Sioux City Monday morning, after
an over Sunday visit here with his
son, who makes his home with his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hillyer.
After one of our boys returned
from the army he said he never
thought so highly of Audubon until
he was away from it for some time
1t takes a trip abroad to make some
of us quit knocking.
The Chinese courts have decreed
that in that country a divorced man
and wife shall not converse together
| for 200 years. You must remem'
Der it's an old country and time
don't count for much.
Mrs. Hans Albertsen entertained 6
number of lady friends at her home
last Friday in honor of her birthday
A pleasant afternoon was enjoyed
and refreshments were served the
guests at the proper time.
A trained nurse came Monday
from Omaha to take care OF Mrs.
Jake Baiers, whose condition is more
serious than at any time during her
long illness. 1t is hoped by her
many friends that she RECEIVERS her
former good health.
Thrift means saving money and
keeping it saved. Patriotism does
not mean enthusiasm today and in
difference tomorrow. Buy War
Savings Stamps and hold them. No
mans duty is fully done when he
purchases the securities. He must
hold them.
Miss Lena NorthrD of Marion, Ia,
put her card in Christmas bag she
filled a year ago. Later she receiv-
ed a letter from Winfield Scott Rice
of Philadelnhia on the Truxton. Ten
days ago Rice appeared at Marion
and whirlwind corrtship led to the
marriage license window.
Will Kuehl. who visited here al
the hotel with his father-in-law Fred
Bartlett and family. departed Friday
evening for Wilcox. Canda. Mrs
Hazel Greenwood and Will Bartlett
accompanied him as ar as Holstein
Iowa for visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey and his brother
George Bartlett, where they spent
several days.
Albert Gates. who has been in
training at FIT. Riley. kans., arrived
in Audubon the latter part of the
week for a visit with friends. He
was mustered out OF service March
2sth and went to the home of his pa
rents. at Lewis. He left Audubon
Monday morning for a visit at Deni-
son with his sister, Mrs. c. c. Cas-
well and family.
Unfortunately we did not have a
baseball team last year. due to the
conditions brought about by the war,
but now since number of good men
have been released from the army. ii
will be possible to have good team.
Baseball practice has started. Last
Monday afternoon several fellows
turned out for the first practice
Some good prospective material has
made its appearance. II is hoped
that n manager may soon be secured
to take charge of the practice and to
arrange schedule of games. BY
constant practice il might be possible
to organize few teams. the best OF
which might represent Audubon, and