Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-01-30
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= LOCAL AND PERSONAL

c. e. Demorest, and three other
Iowa Telephone Co. officials spent
Tuesday in Audubon on important
business.
I. H. Huffaker, who visited here
for week at the home of his uncle,
G. II. Virtue, returned to Council
Bluffs yesterday.
Dick Jones, who has been en-
ployed at Boone for several weeks,
returned to Audubon Monday of this
week TO visit relatives.
Street Commissioner John Conway
had the Mogul out this week drag
ging and putting the alleys and out
skirt roads in good condition.
A. 3. Carter, after fortnight's
pleasant visit here with his brother,
his home at Waukee, yesteday fore
noon.
Miss Susie Musson was Wednes-
day visitor in Atlantic with relatives
going down on the morning train and
returning home on the afternoon
train.
Orville Law, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Law, departed Sunday evening
for Laporte, Ind, where he will at
tend the Advance Rumley Tractor
school.
j. X. Baker, who spent a week or
two in Omaha having his teeth treat
ed, returned to Audubon Tuesday
and went out to the Will O'Brien
farm yesterday.
Chas. ID. Campbell, who recently
returned sfrom overseas, telephoned
home Sunday that he had landed at
Camp Dodge 0. X. 1t is thought he
will arrive home soon.
Man past 80 with horse and buggy
to sell Stock Condition Powder in
Audubon county. Salary $50 per
month. Address 424 South Meri-
dian St. Indianapolis, Indiana.
DIR. r. f. Childs visited in Carroll
Tuesday at st. Anthony's hospital
with Mrs. j. E. Griffith, who submit
ted to a surgical operation last week.
He returned home on the evening
train and reports her as getting
along very we'll.
Herman Jensen, recently discharg-
ed from service, who has been en-
joying fortnight's visit here with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John C..
Jensen in the country, returned We'd
nesday morning to his school duties
at the state University at Lincoln,
Nefr
We have heard the notes of the
Bob White and saw the real Blue
Jay birds this week, also saw the real
maple sap falling from the limbs OF
trees on Tuesday, something unusual
in January, which goes to show that
Iowa enjoys real spring weather right
in the winter time.
The bell bought last Saturday
week by Karl Rasmussen at the Ger.
man church sale will be used by the
Danish church congregation and is
being placed in the church belfry this
week. This is real good sounding
bell and will help much in the i'm
provement of the church property.
Wallie Gleason, who arrived il
America December 30th from France
was mustered out of service at Cam
Dodge this week and came TO Audi
bon yesterday morning to visit awhile
with his uncles, Ned and Bob Curt.
and families. He will then depar
for his home at Wood River, Nebr.
Harry Packard, who arrived Il
America from France December 30t,
! and was sent to Camp Merritt an,
: then to Camp Dix, N. j., was muster
ed out of service last Saturday a
: Camp Dodge. He went to the tom
OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Il
Packard near Gray Tuesday evening
ID. J. Kerwin and brother, Will
kerwin returned home yeSterda
morning from Iowa City, where the
we're called to attend the funeral @
their grandmother, Mrs. John Mead,
Mrs. Meade lived TO the good old ag
OF 81 years. While in Iowa City tn
kerwin boys enjoyed a visit wit
their mother. Mrs. M. A y Kerwin.
Homer McMichael received his hor
! Orable discharge Monday at Cam
Dodge and went 60 the home of hi
| parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas No
Michael northwest of town for vi:
ii. He came to Audubon and went {
the home of his brother. the late Les
lie McMichael, to make arrangement
for = public sale to be held soon.
III Mrs. Chas Brown and two childre
of Drinkwater (Sask) Canada, VIII
have been in Audubon on an extend
ed visit with her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Chris Hahn, left yesterday TO
visit with relatives at Manning an
Perry They will return to Audi
bon 60 complete their visit, ate
which they will depart for their Ca
madam home.
Geo Ross and son Carl shippe,
FIVE head of thoroughbred Polle'
| Hereford cattle 10 Des Moines Mon
day afternoon. where they will en-
| ter them at the big show being helt
there this week. There is little doub
but what Ross & Son will pull dow
some OF the premiums offered witt
| their fine display. Carl Ross ant
| Leo Kerwin accompanied the cattle
to Des Moines.
Chris Dreher, who has been in tn
musical department of the service
received his honorable discharg,
Monday and returned home Tuesda!
afternoon, going to the parental G
| Dreher home in the evening. He wa
| accompanied TO Audubon by Private
! Roy Dun or Anita who also received
his discharge on Monday. Mr.. Duf
| was enroute to Glidden to enjoy ;
| visit at the home OF his sister, Mrs
| Oaks.
| Sergeant Chris Christensen, son o
Rev and Mrs. G. B. Christensen whit
has been in the United States arm.
the past eleven months and was sta
| toned at several differens fields, re
Gently at Huntington, Long Island
was discharged from service las
week at Camp Dodge. He has beer
in the aviation service. Mr.. CHI
Hansen arrived home Tuesday after
| noon and says he is more than glat
L IL, no