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

George LenlngWSll went 10 H&lDur
Monday morning to arrange for the
moving OF a large building
Mir. and Mrs. Martin Kjer moved
Saturday to the home they recently
purchased in Freeman's addition.
Harold o. Masterson went to
Ames Monday AFTERNOON, where MS
will again take up his college work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Jorgensen
were business passengers to Omaha
Monday morning to spend a few days.
Geo. Northup left Monday morning
for Truro. Ia, to spend q couple of
days on business and look after his
farm interests.
Otto Larsen departed for Oakland,
Nebr., Monday morning to attend the
Polled Durham cattle sale, held by
John Ferbtern.
Hugo Hansen left for Walnut on
Tuesday morning to enjoy weeks
visit with his uncle, Henry Ander-
sen and family.
Miss Elva Wahlert, who visited
her relatives in Extra, transferred
here Monday forenoon enroute to her
employment at Gray.
Martin c. Andersen OF Wyborg,
s. D., who spent the winter at the
kimballton hotel, departed for his
home Monday forenoon.
John Hanna came from Los An
geles, Calf, last week for visit
with his sister, Mrs. Nick Downey
and family at the Arlington hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan G. Biggs went
to Des Moines Monday morning,
funeral OF their cousin, Mrs. Bur
son.
Lars Sorensen and family who
have been farming the F. Sunhere
farm east of Hamlin, are expecting
10 move 20 = farm near Harlan this
week
Dr. A J.. Brooks returned Mon
DAY morning from Des Moines, where
lhe visited several days with his
darehte- Mrs. w y, Kimbell and
family
! hT and Mrs Albert Mant2 went tC
Kimballton Tuesday morning for q
several days visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kirk and Their
various lrlenuS.
Mrs. VIM. Royal, who enjoyed 9
two weeks visit in Audubon with hel
sister, Mrs. John Roth and family, re
turned to her home at Marengo, la.
| Monday morning.
c. A. Metsker of Kansas City, Mo.
representing the American Hereford
Journal, was in Audubon Monday on
/ hngfnn-a NIT MactnY~rnVa q I
Son in the country
M. +. Kerwfn came Monday even
ing from His home at Carroll for a
visit at the home OF his son. J. f.
<erwin and family and to look after
his farm interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stanley who
have been farming near Elkhorn the
| past year will move to the farm OF
his mother, Mrs. Nettie Stanley,
southeast OF Audubon this week.
l.. E. Simpson and wife and son
, Ben came from Brayton Saturday af-
ternoon for an over Sunday visit
with Joe II. Ross and family. They
returned home Monday afternoon.
Harry Reber of Lake City. Iowa,
came to Audubon Monday forenoon
and will be employed at the +. ID.
| ane Marble and Granite works, be
in; an expe fenced marble cutter.
The first arrivals of early spring
hats have just reached us. They GER
tainly are a delight to the eyes and
we want you to see them and try
them on, and TO pass judgment on
them. Wilson's"
Miss Ollivene Hansen was q pas
senger Tuesday morning to Des
NJ mes to visit her aunt, Miss Capt.
tola Matthias, after which she goes
to Griswold, where she represents the
Audubon high school in the sub-dis-
trict declamatory contest.
Mrs. Edith Miller, of Washington,
Ia, after visit with her uncle, T..
p. Jensen and family in Extra and in
Audubon with friends, departed
Monday forenoon to her new home
at washington Springs, s. D., where
she will make her future home.