Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-03-13
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The latest in sailors-the Mitizi.
See them at Ackerman's.
Frank Tharnish went to Extra yes
terday to spend the day with rela-
tives.
Sylvester AIRY went to Des Moines
yesterday morning on business and a
friendly visit.
John M. Dimick of Extra was in
termingling in Audubon Tuesday
with friends and attending to bust
ness matters.
Fred Blohm went to Omaha yes
terday to visit his sister, Mrs. S. S.
Collins and husband and also take in
the auto show.
Fred Gjerloff and daughter. Miss
Clara Gjerloff, went to Extra Satur-
day morning to enjoy a visit with
their daughter and sister, Mrs. Laur-
it's Hansen and family.
Thos. Conner and family arrived
home Friday evening from Ponca
City, Okla, where they spent two
weeks visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ellen
O'Neil.
Mrs. Bovee of Dedham, who visit
ed here during the winter with her
son, w. II. Bolton and family. re-
turned to her home Friday morning.
Mr.. Bolton took her home via the
auto route.
There never was time when there
was more demand for furniture than
at this time. We have anticipated
your needs and just this week more
than car load OF new furniture has
been received. Johnson & Gore.
Mesdames Allie Bryan and L. f.
Boiling, sisters of Mrs. Langworthy
and Miss Norma Clifford. of Lewis,
Ia, and Mrs. w. f. Kimbell of Des
Moines who were here to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Langworthy, return
ed to their homes Saturday morn
ing.
A beautiful line of dress hats, os-
trich trimmed, at Ackerman's.
Otto WHITAKER of Des Moines was
a business visitor in Audubon and
intermingling with old time acquain-
tances Friday. He left Saturday
morning for visit at his former
home in Extra. after which he re-
turned to Des Moines.
Clarence Laubender. who has been
here visiting his relatives, left today
for Omaha and Modale. He will be
employed at Modale with his brother
George, who conducts large general
merchandise store Mrs. Laubender
and child will join him later and
make Modale their future home.
j. G. Prosser, local telephone man.
ager, left Saturday afternoon for a
visit of several days in Des Moines
with his wife. He expects to return
to Audubon today, accompanied by
his wife, who will visit here the bal.
ance of the week. They have leas
ed their home in Des Moines and
will soon make Audubon their per,
manent home.
Private Fred Eckles. who has en-.
joyed a several weeks furlough in
Audubon and vicinity with his sis
ter, Mrs. Phil Crow and numerous
friends and remained for the marri
age of his sister, Mrs. c. Deem, de-
parted Friday evening for his quar-,
tiers at Quantico, Va, where he will
remain until mustered out of service
He is with the 201 Brest Casual Co
Chris Sorensen, who was recently
discharged from army service ant
came to Audubon to visit his sister
Mrs. Kate Sorensen, left Friday ev
ening for Cedar Falls. where he wa.
formerly employed, to visit former
friends, after which he will return t.
Audubon to complete his visit. ther
depart for Denmark to be with his
father and other relatives. He re.
turned to Audubon this morning.
Mrs. Chas. Trunnell of Lake Park
Ia, came to Audubon Wednesday
morning to be with her aged mother
Mrs. Thomas Williamson in West
Audubon, who is seriously i'll and
her condition considered critical. J
w. Williamson. son of Mrs. William
son, was called from his home al
Dexter and arrived here on Tuesday
A niece, Mrs. Mary Sapp of Atlantic
came the last of the week to be with
her aunt.
Alfred Fredericksen who went to
Fort Casey, Wash, in December, 1917
was mustered out of army service
last month. Accompanied by his
wife, who went to Fl Casey last APP
ril, they returned to Elkhorn two
weeks ago for visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fredericksen came to
Audubon last Saturday and are max
ing arrangements to move to a farm
three miles southeast of Elkhorn,
where they will farm this year. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Fredericksen are look
ing fine and glad to be home once
more. Their relatives and friends
are more than pleased to have them
back again. ~