Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-03-13
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here visiting friends, left this morn
ing for Atlantic on business.
Miss Albina Petersen of the Virgin
ian Cafe, went to her home in Extra
this morning to visit her relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Harrison Phillips
went to Extra today to visit with rel
atives at the Walter Hansen home.
Geo. Viewer, F. w. Smith and Bert
McLeran were passengers to Omaha
this morning to attend the auto show
VIM. Stecker of Cumberland visit
ed here today with friends. He leaves
this evening for Carroll on business.
Karl Nieman. who spent week
visiting relatives at Atlantic and
Adair, returned to Audubon today.
have a good secondhand reed
baby cab which l will sell at real
bargain if taken quick. Col. NJ. S.
Kness. 11-tf
Have you tried that Tip Top bread
we are selling? 1t is the best you
can buy and it will please The
Alderman Co.
Miss Patti, skilled nurse of Cedar
Rapids. came today to take care OF
Jesse A. Humiston, whose condition
remains about the same.
C. II. Topping went to Manning
yesterday to get his auto that was
left there recently on account of the
poor condition of the roads.
Tip Top bread is what you will al
ways use if you try it once. Call
for it and We know you will be sat-
| isfied. The Alderman Co.
ID. w. Wood departed Sunday even
| ing for Minnesota and Wisconsin
points, where he will look after bus
mess affairs. He is expected home
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Terry, living in
the country are rejoicing over the ar
rival of IL pound girl that came to
gladden. their home the fore part of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. McCaw. who
spent a fortnight at Dixon, Nebr. on
business and visiting their children
and former acquaintance, arrived
home Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. George q. Scott went to Extra
this Afternoon to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. ID. Herrick and to be with
her father, who has been quite poor
| ly the past week or ten days.
Miss Bonnie Baker and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Adams were passengers
to Des Moines on the early morning
train yesterday to hear the great
| Heifitz, the noted viOlnist.
Matt Buterton was seen yesterday
going about the streets with a new
tangled machine, which he calls his
new CADILLAC. He uses it for haul
ing piping and plumbers material.
Kit C. Lane writes his parents
in Audubon that he has been selected
as one of the Peace Commission
guards at Versailles, France and has
been enjoying Paris life for some
time.
Mrs. Malthe Malthesen and five
children departed Tuesday evening
for their new home at Chester, S.
d., to join the husband and father
and make that place their future
home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hans NJ Mortensen
were enthusiastically entertained last
night by large charavari party that
made things lively for them for an
hour or more. Hans finally came
across.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Hays left this
morning for Des Moines for a visit
with his sister. Mrs. f. S. Stanley
While away they will visit with his
sister, Mrs. N. E. Chapman in Mar
shall county.
Mrs. A. Oelke and daughter, Miss
Clarice went to Omaha Tuesday af-
ternoon to enjoy few days visit
with their daughter and sister, Miss
Alma Oelke. who holds a responsible
position in Omaha.
Mrs. J. A. Price of Victor, Ia. who
was called here for the funeral of her
sister-in-law, the late Mrs. T. j. Stat
ford. and remained since for visit
with her relatives, returned to her
home this morning.
For Friday and Saturday of this
week we are having a special sale on
brooms We have knocked he price
into a cooked hat. The broms that
formerly sold for $1.10 go at this
sale for FAC. The Alderman Co.
Mrs. ]. F. Campbell went to Des
Moines Tuesday afternoon to visit
her husband, Corporal Jack" Camp
bell and accompany him to Audubon,
as he expected to be mustered out
Of service at Camp Dodge Tuesday
night
Mr.. and Mrs NJ F. Kerwin and
James Murphy of Carroll come to
Audubon Tuesday afternoon on ac-
count of the death of their old time
friend Miss Mary Mccarthy. They
also visited with relatives and other
friends.
Miss Astrid Jensen. who visited
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Bertel
Jensen and attended the wedding of
her friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Hans NJ.
Mortensen. returned to her musical
work at Simpson college, Ind'ahcla,
this morning.
The W. o. w lodge gave a ball at
| their hall last evening. which proved
grand success. \ large crowd was
in attendance and everyone enjoyed
/ themselves to the uttermost The
music was exceptionally good and the
best of order was maintained.
j. c. Prosser. local telephone man
ager, who spent several days in Des
Moines arranging his affairs. returned
to Audubon this morning. Mrs.
Prosser accompanied him to Audubon
for a few days visit. She will join
him here in a short time to make
their home.
Mrs. RaOert Wellington ana child
of Worthington. Mimi, whose hus-
band and father is still in France. ar
rived in Audubon today for visit
with her mother. Mrs Minnie Rachel
and other relatives and friends. Her
| friend Miss Gladys Carncross of
Worthington. accompanied her to
| Audubon for visit
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