Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-01-16

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the Arlington Hotel sale.
Home cured hickory wood smoked
ham at McCort's, only 35c per pound.
Try one.
Jens Haals. who enjoyed weeks
visit at Ruskin, Nebr., with relatives
returned home yesterday afternoon.
Chris Jorgensen of Elkhorn was
business visitor in Audubon yester-
day, going to Lorah on the evening
train to visit friends.
L. E. Tramp left yesterday after
noon on a business visit at Atlantic
and to visit his brother-in-law, Lou
McGinnis and family.
/ Mrs. Joe Leonard and daughter,
Bernadette, returned to their home at
Adair last evening, after a weeks
visit here with friends.
Miss Gertrude Casey, who spent
several days here with the NJ. T.
Foley family, returned last evening
to her home in Atlantic.
Andrew Jorgensen. who has been
at Harlan several weeks attending
to his relatives farm and stock, re-
turned to Audubon Tuesday fore
noon.
The Atlantic German church Of
ficials were here Monday and while
in the city purchased the old German
church bell and will use 1t on the
church at Atlantic. Thus another
landmark passes from our midst.
Talk about spring coming in a
month or so. What is the matter
with the nice spring weather we have
been enjoying during the most of
tho winter months? Beats Flori-
da and California weather combined.
! Geo. McNary. who visited at Logan
with his son Glenn and in Audubon
with relatives and friends. left last
evening for Stuart to visit his son
Ed and family, after which he will re-
utrn TO his home at Bonneville. Ia.
| Mrs. J. v. Hunter of Manning.
Mrs. J. Shingledecker of Gray and
Mrs. Bert McNutt of Ross were in
Audubon yesterday to help make the
quilting bee at the Mrs Alex Fergu-
son home the success that it proved
/ to be.
]. 8. johnson and family are NOV
ing this week to the rooms over Dr.
A. l.. Brooks office, where they will
reside until March LIST. j. w. Nc
CURE and family will now move into
the residence. recently purchased Of
Mr.. johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Emery went to
Atlantic Tuesday morning, where
Mrs. Emery will take physical ex-
animation and IL necessary submit to
an operation. Her brother, Harry
Carroll accompanied them to Allan
tic.
! Miss Annie Horning Of Pierre, 8.
D., who has been on an extended
visit at Chicago and Keokuk with
relatives, arrived In Audubon Satur-
day for a visit with her brother,
John Horning, Clerk of the District
Court.
F. L Anderson and F o. Niklason
were Monday evening passengers to
Des Moines to attend the big sale
held by the government at Camp
Dodge Tuesday. at which time 67S
head OF horses and mules were to be
auctioned on.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
P. Hansen, living few miles east
OF Extra died Friday and was laid to
rest in Maple Grove cemetery in Au-
dubon Saturday. The funeral ser.
vices were held at the home conduct.
ed by Rev. c. w. Proctor.
M. Spencer shipped one of his
thoroughbred Duroc Jersey hogs
weighing 625 pounds to w. E.
Walker Of New Hartford, Ia. Mon
day afternoon. When seen in the
crate at the Rock Island. the hos
looked as though It would weigh
almost ton.
Mrs. Nels J. Nelson, who was call
ed to Hutchinson, Mimi, last week
to see her son, Clarence Nelson, who
a&tensd school there and was sick for
several weeks with rheumatism, ar
rived home Wednesday forenoon.
Clarence has so far recovered as to
be able to accompany his mother
home, though still weak from his re-
cent illness.
Mrs. Harley Boyer, living near
Anita, who came here to keep house
for her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. W.
Randolph during their absence at Z
funeral, returned to her home Mon.
day. They received word that their
nephew, Louis Viewer died at West
Bend, Ia, Of influenza and owing to
the nature of the disease, decided no,
to attend the funeral as was intend.
ed.
II you are having trouble with tbs
pipes freezing In the basement try
banking the foundation of the house
with straw or any other course ma.
terial. One Hardin county. Iowa
farmer banked" last winter and had
running water, while some neighbors
who laughted at the fool idea dipped
water from the cistern until the IN.
derground pipes thawed out in The
spring.
Frank NJ. HOLSTER and son Marion
departed yesterday morning for Sill.
Wis, H., where the family will make
their home for the present. The
rest OF the family were detained
from going yesterday on account OF
the illness of one of the children
They expect to leave for their new
homo tomorrow. Frank formerly
lived in Illinois, but We believe hs
will always have a longing for good
old iowa.
Mr. and Mrs Jack" Avery came
from Davenport Monday morning
where he has been employed the past
several months and will again make
Audubon their home. Mr.. Avery has
accounted position with The Re
publican, having been employed her,
formerly. He began his duties Mon
day. Jack IL reputed 90 be one oil
the best all around printers in the
state and we are pleased to secure his
services again.
Billy Jameson of Shenandoah is
In the party with President Wilson
in France. Billy was assistant sec
rotary OF the democratic national