Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-04-24
; LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. Arminta Reek of Council
Bluffs came to Audubon Tuesday to
spend a few days on business.
Mrs. c. N. Larsen of Brayton was
friendly visitor in Audubon Tues
day and attending to business.
Improved 400 acre Saskatchewan
farm near Regina, for sale or trade.
See Hans Hansen, Audubon, la. 1862
Oluf Jensen, the contractor, left
for Hampton, Ia, Tuesday morning
to place bids on some ditching and
thing to be done there this summer.
Fred Tennigkeit arrived in Audi
bon the fore part of the week for a
visit with former acquaintance and
to look after some business affairs
He is now making his home in Colo
RADIO and may decide to move back to
Audubon.
Miss Louise Fredericksen, after a
pleasant visit here with her various
relatives at the r. G., Chas. and
Kirk Ping homes and with her
friend, Miss Lucille Perrine, return
ed Tuesday morning to her home at
Galva, Iowa.
One of the best and most modern
homes in Audubon, close in, is offered
for sale at this time. Those who
are contemplating moving to Audi
bon later will do well to investigate
this proposition. Enquire at this
office. 12-tf.
L. D. Hight, who was here on bust
ness few days and visiting with his
relatives, returned Tuesday morning
to his home near Casey. Mr.. Hight
is doing quite well on his farm in
that vicinity and reports everything
in fine shape.
Herman Roth of Sioux City re-
turned to his work there the last of
the week, after a pleasant visit here
with his brothers, John and Walter
Roth and families. Herman is a
busy lad and it was impossible for
him to remain here long.
Clark Wilson, who has been en-
ployed at the state house in Des
Moines during the legislative ses-
sion, returned to Audubon Monday
morning. He is looking well and
feeling fine, despite all of the excite
met going on there this winter and
spring.
Film Sears of Earlham came to
Audubon yesterday morning to at
tend to some business matters and
enjoy his annual visit with old time
friends. He was compelled to walk
from south of Hamlin to Audubon
on account of the flood or miniature
deluge.
DR.. A. L. Brooks departed for Chi
IN ha tho
operation to be performed in one Of
the Chicago hospitals for Miss
Thelma Weighton. The numerous
friends of Miss Thelma will wish for
her speedy recovery and return to
her home.
Miss Clara Foley, who attends
Iowa university, came to Audubon
last week for the funeral of her
brother-in-law, p. A. Casey. She
returned to her school work the
first of the week, after staying over
Easter for a visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Foley.
Mrs. Harry Metrz, who visited
here several days with her son, Reu-
ben Metre and family and various
other relatives and was attending to
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fairls of her father, the late Bent
Darnold, returned to her home at
Panama, Iowa. last Friday.
Mrs. Chas. S. Lang visited be-
TWEEN train Saturday at Carroll with
her son Charles, who has a run as
mail clerk between Carroll and
Sioux City. Unfortunately for
Charles, his train does not make
connections so that he can spend his
Sunday in Audubon with his pa
rents.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Spencer of Clinton, Ia,
arrived in Audubon Sunday after
noon for visit with her brother, j.
A. Humiston, who has been i'll for
the past, several years. She re-
turned to her home Tuesday morn
ing. She reports Jesse as becom-
ing weaker and his chances for re-
covery doubtful.
Mrs. A. j. Shupe, who underwent
minor operation last week, left
for Carroll Tuesday evening to re-
ceive further treatment, as she was
not doing as well as her family and
friends wished for She was accom-
panied by her husband and DR.. A.
L. Brooks. the latter going from
Carroll to Chicago.
Peter Mathisen and wife depart
ed Sunday evening for Carroll where
Mrs. Mathison was to enter the st.
Anthony hospital and submit to a
surgical operation. 1t is hoped by
the many friends of Mr.. and Mrs,
Mathisen that she returns home full
ly restored to her former good
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gray of Will
ton Junction, Ia. who enjoyed visit
at Perry with their relatives. came
to Audubon Monday afternoon for a
visit with their old time friends. Mr..
and Mrs August Johnson near Lar
land and to remain for the big Here
ford sale of Mr.. Johnson's to be held
at the Audubon sale pavilion next
Monday, April 2Sth.
Mrs. F. w. Bellamy of Salmon,
Idaho, who has been enjoying a visit
in Audubon with her mother. Mrs.
l.. A. Beers and former friends and
at Efkhorn with her father, DR.. L.
A. Beers. left Friday morning for a
visit with friends at Melbourne. Ia,
after which she expects to return to
Audubon to complete her visit. so
her mother informs us.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. j. Mantz and
children returned home to Audubon
Monday and are real pleased to be
in their home surroundings again.
at least Hal thinks there is no place
like Audubon. and is not the only
one. The Mantz family have been
making their home in Dies Moines
this winter during the legislative
session and Mr.. Mantz, member of
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