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

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for the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Adams depart
en- Monday morning for a two or
three weeks sojourn at Gulfport,
Miss. Frank will also look after
business matters.
| Mrs. F. NJ. Biisley arrived in Audi
bon Monday morning from her home
at Sheridan, Wyoming, for couple of
days visit with her sister, Mrs. l..
E. Wray and family.
Mrs. Chris Lyngaard and children,
who visited a couple of weeks at
Council Bluffs with her sister, Mrs.
Hans Petersen and family, returned
home Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Meta Schmidt returned home
Friday afternoon from pleasant Wis
it of several days with her daughter,
Mrs. G. L. Hansen and family near
Lorah.
G. H. Topping, of the Canadian
Pacific Railway Land Co., was a
bushes visitor in Walnut the last of
the week, going down on Friday
morning.
Misses Orpha and Helen Johnson
went to Atlantic Saturday morning to
visit at the home of their uncle, Ell
mer Johnson and family for cou-
pie of days.
The Overseas quartet, who enter
tanned at the Presbyterian church
last Friday night, left here Saturday
for Laverne. Ia, where they gave
one of their successful concerts.
The large trees on Tracy ST., from
South park to the alley west of the
old Commercial bank were cut down
last week. making a decided improve
ment in the appearance of the place.
Mrs. r. l. Travis of Jefferson Wis
tied Friday in Audubon with rela-
tives. She went to Atlantic Sat
urday morning to see her mother,
Mrs H. 0. Sampson, who was critical
! ly i'll.
Mrs. Jens Schouboe and Mrs. Tom
Christensen and children were Satur-
day morning passengers to Atlantic
danes Dell Lowers and w. Oelsen
and families.
| Mrs. Justin Carroll and Miss Lola
Rucker went TO Atlantic Saturday
morning on business and visit with
Mrs. Ben Emery, who is in the Allan
tic hospital. recovering from her re-
cent operation.
Miss Mabelle Dosing of the Audi
bon high school faculty, left Friday
afternoon for a week end visit with
friends at Des Moines. returning to
Audubon in time for her school du-
ties on Monday morning.
no;c.. and
Childs. who were in Des Moines on
business and friendly visit, and
while there took advantage of hearing
the John Mccormack concert, return
ed to Audubon Friday afternoon.
Miss Kathrine Carter, who with
her brother, A. B. Carter. visited here
with their brother, G. c. Carter and
family, returned to her home at
Waukee, Saturday morning. Her
brother remained for a more ex-
tended visit.
Marinus Ringaard, who has been in
army training at Camp Cody, receiv-
ed his discharge at Camp Dodge last
week and came to Audubon Saturday
forenoon for visit at the II. p. Lau-
ritzen home in the country. His
home is in Denmark.
Mrs. Rose Carr of Atlantic, who
has been at the DR.. Childs home dur
ing his absence, left Friday morning
for a visit at Carroll with her twin
sons, Lawrence and Lester, who at
tend school there. She returned to
Audubon Saturday.
Samuel Smith, jr., recently muster
ed out OF army service, who enjoyed
a visit at Stuart with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Smith for several
days came to Audubon Friday even
ing and went to Gray on the evening
train, where he is employed on a
farm.
Ed johnson, who attended the
National Gamers convention at Chi
cago last week, arrived home Satur-
day morning. His partner, r. j
Loveland, who had been on a visit
with relatives in the east, Joined Mr.
Johnson at Chicago for the meeting
and accompanied him to Audubon.
II. M. Inscho of Council Bluffs, re-
Gently arrived from overseas duty in
the army service and was mustered
out last week at Camp Dodge. He
came to Audubon Saturday morning
for visit with friends at the George
Erven home at 200 Market street.
He returned home Monday afternoon.
Miss Raymond, trained nurse of
Manning. who has been here several
weeks, taking care of Mrs. Jake
Baiers, returned to Manning Friday
morning, from where she goes to
Coon Rapids on a case at the Ed
Bowen home. Mrs. Baiers is imprOv-
! ing nicely, which will be pleasing
news to her many friends.
John E. Griffith, who accompanied
his wife to st Anthony's hospital in
Carroll, last week, where she submit
ted to a surgical operation. returned
home Thursday night. He reports
his wife as having passed through the
ordeal very successfully and was get
ting along as well as could be expect
ed This will indeed be gratifying
news to her friends.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Worth Duvall receiv-
ed a message Friday night, stating
that their son, Lester Duvall, who has
been in training since last May near
| San Antonio, Texas, was critically
i'll az the hospital with pneumonia
and to come at once. They departed
on the Saturday morning Rock Island
train to be at his bedside. 1t is the
wish, of all their friends that he will
recover.
George Alcorn of Omaha, general
contractor on the new Catholic
church, who spent several days in
Omaha and Council Bluffs on bust
ness, returned last week. On last
Friday the first beams for the plac-
ing of the roof on the structure was
started and the work is now pro-
crossing in fine shape. When com
pleted the Catholic church will be
one of the many nice churches of