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


A. Herndon returned home Satur-
day morning from a business visit at
Upton, Ind, where he spent several
days.
Fred Sievers shipped one of his
thoroughbred hogs to w. c. Wallace
at Lagrange. Ca, Saturday morning
The hog sold for $500.
/. D. McCarviIle, who was working
insurance at Carroll last week, came
home Saturday morning for an over
Sunday visit with his family.
Mrs. w. R. Smith and two children
returned home Saturday afternoon
from a several Ways business and
friendly visit at Carroll. her former
home.
r. A. Berry of Atlantic transferred
in Audubon Friday morning on his
way to Arthur. Ia, for visit with
his daughter, Mrs. c. F. Miller and
family.
a. F. Fest has purchased of Mrs.
VIM. Layland the home on Broadway.
now occupied by F. H. McFadden and
will take possession of the same on
March 1st.
Mrs. Oddie Porsch, who was at
Extra last week assisting her sister
Mrs. Minnie Hensley. get settled in
| her new home, returned to Audubon
Friday evening.
DR.. l.. A. Beers was a professional
caller to Botna Friday morning. Mrs.
Beers accompanied him as far as
Gray to visit her friend, Mrs. ID. o.
Corner for the day.
Martin Mogg, who spent several
days in Omaha on business, returned
| home the latter part of the week
While away Mart" enjoyed pleas
ant visit with friends.
Just arrived, the finest collection
of Player Piano Rolls we have ever
had. We have just exactly what
you like. Come i'm and ask to hear
them. Audubon Music Co.
j. II. Maharg left Saturday morn
| ing for a business visit at Carroll.
While away he spent several days and
enjoyed visit with his son, Earl
Maharg and family at Sac City
Pat German Friday morning of
last week made deal, whereby he
became the owner of the e. E. Bailey
modren home in Freeman's addition
to Audubon. Consideration $4,000.
Carl Niklason, wife and son Harry
of Dunner, (Sask.) Canada, arrived
in Audubon last week for s visit
with his brother, F. o. NiklaSon and
family and with various other rela-
| tives.
Ray Mclaughlin and wife of Gray
came to Audubon Friday morning to
visit their parents. MIR. and Mrs. F..
r. Mclaughlin and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
| N. Weighton, also to look after some
business affairs.
Mrs. ID. G. Bell of Anita. who ac-
companied her brother, Henry Pres
| ton 20 Audubon last Thursday for an
over night visit with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Preston, returned to
her home Friday morning.
Miss Anna Jacobsen of Lake View,
who has been at the home of her
uncle, Jake Jacobsen at Extra, keep
ing house for him the past month,
since the death of his wife, was in
Audubon Friday, enroute to her
home.
Benz. L. Johnson, recently muster
ed out of service, returned TO the
home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Johnson in Extra last week. He
came to Audubon Thursday afternoon
for visit and on business with
Frank Wilson.
Arvid Petersen purchased the lot
of Sherm Lang in Freeman's addition
last week and intends building a new
residence thereon. Chas. Nelson
contemplates erecting a new modern
home next spring on his lots in the
Freeman addition.
NJ. p. Hansen of Blair. Nebr., who
enjoyed weeks visit in Audubon
with his daughter. Mrs. F. C. NJ. Han
sen and family, departed for his
home Friday forenoon. This was
Mr.. Hansen's first trip 10 Audubon
and he was much enthused with our
little city.
Mrs. Jessie Weatherington of Des
Moines, who was here two days last
week, installing the new officers of
the Degree of Honor, returned to her
home Friday morning. While here
the regular meeting and a dinner in
her honor was held at the Mrs. NJ. g.
Kness home.
Street Commissioner John Conway,
with the assistance of several men was
busy last Friday and Saturday flush
ing the streets with water, using the
fire hose for the purpose. When
the work was completed the appear
ance of the streets showed a decided
Improvement
Earl Peck, former Audubonite, at
one time employed by Frank Wilson
ut the blacksmith shop. came from
Omaha Thursday afternoon for a visit
with his sister Mrs. John Hite and va
rious friends He is recuperating
from serious Illness of influenza
and pneumonia.
r. d. Noble. manual training
teacher of the Audubon public
schools, accompanied the Audubon
basket ball players 10 Carroll Friday
afternoon. where that night they de-
feated the Carroll high school team.
A number OF local fans went along
10 help encourage our boys.
Leon Johnson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. NJ. Johnson. who has been in the
navy service and stationed in the east
for a time, having made one trip
across the ocean, returned to Ameri-
ca recently. He was at the Great
Lakes Naval Training Station for a
couple of weeks. receiving his honor
able discharge from the service last
week. He arrived home last Friday