Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-02-13

LlOyu Grdnam nome, SUNDAY.
Miss Anna Jensen is taking a few
days lay off from her duties at the
Virgianian Cafe and visiting friends
at Anita.
Walter and Louis Rubel left Fri
day morning for visit with relatives
and friends at Pocahontas, where
they will remain for several days.
Clark Griffin of Bayard, who was
at Extra on business and visited at
the George b. Scott home in Audi
bon, returned to his home Friday
forenoon.
See John Dawson as the Smuggle-
man and Jane Brooks as Queen of
the Fairies at the high school audi
torium, Wednesday evening, Febru-
airy 18th.
Miss Anna Horning, after pleas
ant visit in Audubon with her broth
er, John Horning and former friends,
departed for her home at Hopewell,
S. d., Friday.
Mrs. Roy Deremo, who visited for a
time with relatives at Sac City, re-
turned to Audubon last Thursday &C
companied by her husband who went
TO Carroll to meet her.
In the local last week, concerning
M. |. Masterson being offered $500
per acre, it should have read 5000
per acre. We make this correction
so as to put the matter right.
The Comb" quartette, consisting
of William Tramp. Mignuet Purdy.
Glenn Booton and Emert Hansen will
play at the high school auditorium,
Wednesday. evening, February 10th.
A miscellaneous shower was given
at the Henry Leighty home last Fri
day in honor of Miss Tlida Christen-
sen, who is to be married soon. She
received large number of nice pres
ents.
II. G. Leach of the Audubon Land
Co., departed Friday morning for the
Lower Rio Grande Valley, Texas, on
the land excursion. Several pros
pective land seekers accompanied
him on the trip.
Frank Wilson returned Friday
morning from Carroll where he was
to visit his wife. who submitted to a
surgical operation last week at st.
Anthony's hospital. He reported her
as getting along nicely.
First Sergeant M. r. Nissen and
Corporal Burns, who have been in
training at Camp Mcclellan, Ala, re-
ceived their honorable discharge
from the service last week and arriv-
ed In Audubon Friday morning.
Lawrence Brockway, son of Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Brockway, was grant
ed several days furlough last week
and came home Thursday afternoon
from Fit. Des MOines, where he has
been recuperating from injuries re-
ceiued on the battle front in France.
Amos Fancher returned home the
latter part of the week from a visit
at Webster, Iowa, with his daugh
ter, Mrs. Geo. Axhiear, jr., and at
South English with two of his broth
ers. Mrs. Fancher, who accompanied
him. remained for a longer visit at
Webster with her daughter and fam
lily.
Mrs. H. J. Banghart and Miss
Mayme Michael, sister and niece OF
the late Miss Mary Mcclure, who &C
companied the body to Fulton, ILL.,,
for burial, arrived home last Thurs
day. Mr.. Banghart and Mrs. VIM.
Neiers returned to their home at Cas-
cade, Iowa.
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home near Stuart last Thursday, TAX
ink along his car load of goods.
Mrs. Reynolds and children left Fri
day to join him and make Stuart
their home for the present. The
Republican will follow them so as to
keep them posted on all the happen
ings in Audubon county.
The straight line is an abomina-
ss~N H. l..
TO avoid it in their streets and build
ings, and have banished it complete
ly where country field paths are
concerned. They will always substi-
tute a curve wherever possible or
torture il with zigZag.
To the Chinese mind the straight line
is suggestive of death and demons.
Sgt S. c. Reser, who went into
the army service from this county a
year ago last January, returned to
Audubon Tuesday after having served
for period of thirteen months. He
spent practically all of his time in the
southern camps He was honorabIy
discharged from Camp Dodge Mon
day and came to spend few days
with friends here and at Gray be-
fore going to Kansas to visit rela-
tives.
Hans Mortensen who has been
working in the abstracting and insur-
ance department at Arnold G Ras-
mussen's has rented the w. w. Per-
rine farm in Viola township and will
begin farming the first of March.
Hans spent several months in the SER
vice and he finds that he prefers out
side work to inside work which he
concludes is too combining for him.
Hans is one of our splendid young
men, full of energy and we know he
viii make success on the farm.
The city fire department was cali
ed to the home of Arthur Brown in
West Audubon last Thursday evening
about five o'clock. They arrived
there in short time and upon their
arrival, found that their services
were not needed Only a small hole
was burned in the floor, caused by a
1--we coal falling from che heater.
Mrs. Brown and children had been
away for visit during the afternoon
but fortunately returned in time to
prevent what might have proven the
destruction of their home.