Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-01-23


Father J. Costello, who went to
.. Omaha Thursday evening on bust
ness, returned home Saturday after.
; noon.
Mrs. Robert Hoffman, who has
been caring for Mrs. T. F. Bamsey and
child, returned to her home at Extra
Friday.
Lawrence Thomson of Manning
was in Audubon Friday last on bust
ness with Chas. Bagley in connection
with real estate deal
j. s. Smith returned home Satur-
! day afternoon from Hamburg, Iowa
where he visited his son, Allen
Smith and family.
, Two comedy reels will be run Mon
Tday night at the Crescent in connec-
, tion with the Audubon Band Con-
, cert. All for only 35c. Easily worth
800.
Miss Mildred Dimick attendant at
the Audubon high school went to her
home at Brayton Friday night to visit
over Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. C.. Dimick.
Mr. and Mrs. Jens Mikkelsen, who
spent n week visiting relatives and
friends in Audubon, departed for
Denver. Colo. Saturday afternoon for
an extended visit.
l.. S. Bridenstine went to Menlo,
Saturday, TO visit his daughter, Mrs.
Chas. Stemm and family. He will
also enjoy visit at Dexter with rel
atives while away.
Mrs. E. t. Emery, of Manila, after
n nj of hn hnr Of
her daughter, Mrs. Ray johnson and
family east OF Audubon, returned to
her home Saturday morning.
Mrs. Anna Rudy of Coon Rapids
was an Audubon arrival Saturday
morning for few days visit with
relatives. She also enjoyed a visit
with her son Earl and wife at Ross.
Mrs. Frank ZamOra and child who
visited relatives at Boone, returned
to Audubon Friday. Her brother,
Tony Ramero, who has been stay
ing at Boone accompanied her home.
Mrs. Frank M. HOLSTER, son Merle
and daughters, Misses Vermelie and
Margaret, departed Saturday morn
ing for Silvis, Ills, 90 join the hus
band and father and make it their
future home
w. j. Kerwin, former Audubonite,
was mustered out of service at Camp
Dodge recently and has returned to
his home at Carroll. Will has been
in the clerical department at Chi
cagO for a time.
Mrs. J. f. Mcclure, who visited
here with her mother, Mrs. B.
Cunningham and at the Mike Nc
CURE home, returned to her home at
Stuart Saturday afternoon. Her
mother accompanied her to Stuart.
Harley Boyer was in town Satur-
day afternoon on business. He in
formed us he lived near Extra and
not Anita as was reported last week.
Harley wishes it known that he is
still resident of Audubon county
and none other.
Pat German, after a several days
visit in Omaha, returned home Sat
urday morning. Mr.. German will
hold public sale Wednesday, Janu-
airy 29th. Read his sale ad in this
issue of the Republican, then make
IL point to attend the sale.
A. +. Choate, formerly in partner
ship with Mr.. Lane in the Audubon
Marble and Granite Works, who has
been on an extended visit at Ottum-
wa and other Iowa points, arrived in
Audubon Friday morning for a visit
with Mr. Lane and his numerous
friends.
A. C. Neitzel, stationed at Camp
Dodge. received a few days furlough
and came home Saturday morning to
visit a couple of days with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert NeitzeI,
living seven miles northwest of Au-
dubon. He returned to camp Sun
day evening.
G. Gordon, teacher in the Manning
schools, who was here to referee the
ADMINISTRATION basket ball game
last Friday night, held at the high
school gym" returned to Manning
Saturday morning. He reports a
nice clean game. Audubon won by
the score of "a to 4.
=. c. Reinemund, who has been
in the navy aviation service at the
Great Lakes. III. arrived home FRI
day afternoon, completely surprising
his parents, who did not expect him
at this time. He has received his
discharge and will again take charge
of affairs at the hardware store.
Miss Mayme Downey went to Dcs
Moines Saturday morning to visit
over Sunday with her sister, Mrs. ID.
G. Wilhelm and family. Her broth
er, Pete Downey. who visited here
several days with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. N. Downey, accompanied
her as far as his home at Menlo.
V. w. Patton, stationed al Fort
Wood. n. Y. harbor, enjoyed 10
days lurlough and with his wife and
child came last week from Manila
for visit with. her sister. Mrs. Ra-
johnson and family in the country.
They left Friday evening for viist
with relatives at Manning after
which he will return to his quarters.
Rex Downing. the Adair barber.
came Friday afternoon from Ida
Grove, where he had been on bust
ness. He assisted at the Harry
! Phillips tonsorial ,parlors Saturday.
Rex is considered one of the best
BARRIERS in this part of the state He
may decide to locate permanently in
Audubon.
Carius Jacobsen. who has been in
training at Camp Grant. Ills, ar
rived in Audubon Saturday morning.
| having received his honorable dis
charge. lie went TO Extra in the af-
! ternoon to join his wife. who has
been staying at the parental. Jerry