Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-05-15


Martin Jensen, who visited here at
the home of his brother, Walter
Jensen, returned to Atlantic Satur-
day.
Homer Booton is having a neat
garage built at his home and also
making some improvements on his
house.
Mrs. Edith Highly returned to her
home at Atlantic Tuesday morning,
after a short stay at the l. ID. Nc
Carville home.
went to Des Moines Tuesday morn
ing on business and to see the re-
turned soldiers.
Harry Brown and wife of Chicago
arrived here Monday forenoon for
visit with her sister, Mrs. X. J. Pet
ersen and husband.
Chris Rosenbeck returned to his
home at Blair, Nebr Monday, after
visit here with his brother, John
Rosenbeck and wife.
Mrs. Matte Davis returned home
Monday from Des Moines, where she
enjoyed visit with her mother,
ms 4". oi Owns
Mrs. John G. Davis enjoyed a visit
from her son, DIR. G. H Rathbun and
wife, who autoed here from FIRE.
mont, Nebr., last Friday.
Mrs. Will Peppers of Extra re-
turned home Thursday evening after
visit here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John w Dawson.
Mrs. J. E. MCGUIRE came Tuesday
afternoon from her home in Stuart
for visit with her mother, Mrs. B.
Cunningham and other relatives and
friends.
F. c. Hunter, employed by Nels
Jensen, the Hamlin carpenter, left
Tuesday morning for Ames to attend
the funeral of his brother-in-law,
c. A. Deem.
Herman Koefoeg of Carroll, who
visited here with Gustav Petersen
and other friends, went to Omaha
Tuesday evening on business and a
friendly visit.
o. L. Lane returned Tuesday
morning from Sioux City, where he
purchased car load of cattle for his
feed lots. The cattle arrived here
at the same time.
Miss Donna Baker is home for a
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
j. HI. Baker. She has been at Chi
cago taking a nurses training course
in one of the hospitals there.
c. F. Strutz came Friday from At
lantic to visit with VIM. Dittman, re-
Gently returned home from the At
lantic hospital, where he was for the
past three months receiving treat
ment.
Mrs George Wolfe and two chill
dren went to Extra Tuesday, where
they were called on account of the
death of Mrs. Howard McClain, Mr..
McClain being a nephew of Mrs.
Wolfe.
The alleyway between the postof-
flee and Republican office from
Washington street to Tracy street is
being brought to grade with the
pavement wherever the lots are
above grade.
John Petersen, wife and two
friends autoed to Atlantic Sunday
for Joy ride and visit with friends.
At one place in the road they were
held up for an hour ON account of
a bad mud hole.
Mrs. Mary lines departed today
for Big Springs. Nebr., to enojy an
eight weeks visit with her niece,
Mrs. Ed Greene and family. This
will be her first visit to that place
and she is expecting to enjoy her va
cation very much.
Miss Vienna Spencer. daughter of
he
has been employed for, some time in
the Bell Telephone Cos long distance
office at Omaha, returned here Tues
day afternoon and will enjoy an ex-
tend visit with her parents.
Glenn Johnson of Red Oak came
to Audubon Saturday to join his
wife and daughter for a visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs Gene
johnson. Mrs. johnson and child
have been here couple of weeks.
They returned to Red Oak the first
of this week.
Robert S Fry, who enjoyed sew
eral days visit near Howard, S. d..
with his brothers, Watt and Bill
Fry, and families and with his
brother-in-law, Dick Owens and fam
lily, arrived home Tuesday forenoon.
He reports all the relatives up there
as doing WELL
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Phillips of
Oakland, Ia, who visited here with
their daughter. Mrs. III. r. Purdy
and family, returned to their home
Saturday morning. They were ac-
companied by their two grandsons,
Max and Phillip Purdy, who will Wis
it them for a period of several days.
A. V. lessen, manager of the Au-
dubon creamery has added more to
the attractiveness of the creamery
building surroundings by planting
some nice flowers and otherwise fix
ing up the place for public view.
Only recently he had the terrace all
sodded and rolled, making wonder
full improvement.
Prof. p. s. Wig of Blair, Nebr ar
rived in Audubon, Saturday and went
to the home of Rev. G. B. Christian
sen for a visit and was the speaker
at Ebenezer church Sunday at the
celebration held in honor of the re-
turned soldiers. He also enjoyed a
visit with his son, Eli Wig, who is
employed on the farm of l.. ]. An
dersen.
The Methodist pulpit will be oc-
cupied next Sunday, both morning
and evening, by Rev. M. r. Talley,
district superintendent. as the Rev.
C. w. Proctor was called to Gravity
to deliver the memorial address in
honor of the boys from that section
who fell in battle, one of whom was
Paul 0'Beirn. formerly employed
here by Mr.. E. E. Bailey as a paint
err. Mr. O'Beirn had many friends
in Audubon and vicinity.
Pat Hayes, one of the most cour-