Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-03-20
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For sale, incubator eggs. Webster.

For sale, incubator eggs. Webster.
o. S. Welch was a business visitor
in Gray and Manning Saturday.
Watches, clocks and jewelry re-
paired, j. F. Baker, the Jeweler.
J. w. Landrum was a Friday
morning passenger to Atlantic on
business.
For Friday and Saturday We are
making a special sale on hats. The
Alderman Co.
Gill Petty left for Jefferson Friday
morning to visit with his son, Joe
Petty, over Sunday.
Do all the good you can. BY
all the means you can. To all the
people you can. AS, long as ever
you can.
Peter Jorgensen, who spent sever
al weeks in Colfax, Wis, on business
and visiting relatives, arrived home
Saturday morning.
Geo. Alcorn went to his home at
Omaha Friday evening to visit his
wife and daughter over Sunday and
attend to some business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Cowles were
friendly and business visitors in Des
incomes the last of the week, going
down on Friday morning.
Gene Johnson returned home Fri
day morning from Omaha, where he
spent several days on business and
attended the auto show.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Diaz were Fri
day morning passengers to Des
Moines TO spend over Sunday on
business and visiting friends.
Jens Werner went to Atlantic Fri
day morning to be present with his
wife, who submitted to a surgical
operation at the Atlantic hospital.
John Keat of Manning who enjoy
joyed a visit with friends in Audu-
dubon at the o. S. Welch home, re-
turned to Manning Friday forenoon.
Earl Rubel left Friday morning
for Pocahontas to visit his brother,
Will Rubel and may decide to re-
main there and work during the
summer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Christensen.
after a several days visit here with
relatives at the Hans N. Schmidt
home, returned to Weston, Ia, Fri
day morning.
Miss Gladys Mclaughlin, who
teaches school at Gray, came home
Friday forenoon to visit over Sun
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. r. Mclaughlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. II Adams, who
attended the violin recital at Des
Moines, came home Friday morning
They also enjoyed a visit with their
friends while away
Mrs. Mary Thielen of Extra visited
in Audubon Friday with friends, go
ing to Carroll on the evening train
to enjoy a visit with her sister, Mrs
Kate South and children.
Miss Ruth Harrison, teacher in the
Extra high school, transferred here
Friday morning, enroute to her
home at Cedar Rapids, for an over
Sunday visit with relatives.
James Murphy returned 40 his
home at Carroll Saturday morning
He was called here on account OF
the death of Miss Mary Mccarthy
and remained for the funeral.
Miss Gladys Sechler, of the high
school faculty, left Friday evening
| for visit with relatives at hel
home in Cedar Falls, returning here
Monday morning to resume hei
school duties.
Mrs. Ava Snelbaker and sister
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Colorado last winter and have beer
at the home of their another, Mrs
Callie Drury, left Saturday for theil
home at Des Moines.
Misses Anne and Helen Clark went
to Carroll Friday forenoon to visi
over night with her sister. Mrs. f
j. brewer and family. They ther
went to Des Moines for visit Will
relatives and friends.
Alfred Alec left for Anita Saturda!
morning to assist his brother-in-lav
Ben Ehle. with his farm work. Al
fred said he was accompanying thu
Anita basket ball team home to sym
pathize with them on the way.
Mrs. NJ. +. Kerwin of Carroll, whit
was here to attend the funeral o
Miss Mary Mccarthy ana enJo!eu
visit of several days with her son
]. +. Kerwin and family, returned
to her home Saturday forenoon.
People living in large cities snee
at small towns like Audubon. Blu
there are worse placer. We prefe
living in a small town where peopl
will sympathize with you If you ar
in trouble, and If you haven't an.
trouble they will hunt it up for you
Miss Verna Gilmore, of Denve
Colo, who arrived in Audubon from
Chicago several weeks ago, and en-
joyed a pleasant visit with her frien'
Miss Daisy Prick, departed for Den
yer Monday morning Miss Gil
more reports having had most en-
joyable time while in our little city
Orvil Mitchell. who was discharge,
from service at Camp Dodge las
week and visited in Manning, cam
to Audubon Monday morning for
visit with friends. He goes iron
here to Shenandoah. where he ha
employment. Mr.. Mitchell was 4
the First Gas Regiment in Franc
and arrived in America February Sd