Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-03-20
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= LOCAL AND PERSONAL =

Lake Martinsen returned Thurs
day from Omaha, wherc he attended
the auto show.
Mrs. A. r. Kittell went to Gray
Monday morning for visit with her
sister, Mrs. OIL Mease and family,
Harry Law returned home Monday
forenoon from an out of town friend
ly visit, having been away several
days.
Jens C. Andersen shipped car
load of fine cattle of his own raising
to the Chicago market Saturday ev-
ening.
Henry Ruhs left on the Monday
forenoon train for visit at Glidden
with his brother, Chas. Ruhs and
family.
Ike Markham, employed on the
new Catholic church building, was
called to his home in Extra yesterday
on account of the serious illness of
his youngest daughter
Miss Mary Wieman of Nevada, Mo-,
and her sister, Miss Louise Wieman
of Audubon, went to Manning last
evening for visit at the home of
their sister, Mrs. Amiel Ploem.
j. r. Wright is making some de-
cided improvements on his home just
south of the Christian church, one of
which is a large front porch, besides
fixing the interior up in fine style.
When in Brayton, don't fail to
call on McKibben & Nielsen il you
want anything in auto repairing,
welding, vulcanizing and electrical
repairing. Our work guaranteed. 1872
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Dawson and
son Chas. have been quite ill the past
week. Mr.. Dawson is able to be up
some today. Mrs. Dawson is improv-
who is seriously ill with pneumonia
is very sick young man.
Geo. Dutler telegraphed his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Dutler, ST.,
that he had arrived safely from over
seas Tuesday. He is now stationed
at one of the camps in Virginia, but
does not know when he will be mus
tered out of service.
Mrs. VIM. Krauel, ST., who was
quite i'll for the past few months, Is
now so far improved as to be able to
visit her friends about town. For a
time the condition of Mrs. Krauel
was critical Her friends will be
pleased to learn of her recovery
Perry Harmon. recently discharged
from army service has accepted a po-
, sition with the Audubon Milling Co.,
and began his duties yesterday morn
ing. The mill management believes
in giving returned soldiers the pref
, erence, which of course is right.
Sam Carper, jr., departed yesterday
morning for Lethbridge. Can, where
: he will work for the International
Harvester Co., if the work is to his
liking. This is the company and place
where George Carroll has been en-
ployed for the past seven or eight
years.
Misses Edith and Jennie Simpkins
, of oxford. Ia. following a several
, weeks enjoyable visit here with
: their aunt, Mrs w. j. Laubender and
family and various friends, left Sat
urday morning for a visit with rela-
tives at Marengo, after which they
returned to their home.
Mrs. A. c. Weisman of St. Louis.
Mo-. who came here with her husband
10 attend the EbeneZer church ami
/ versary and remained for visit at
, the Mr.. and Mrs. ii. c. Hansen home,
: left this morning for Elkhorn to visit
: with friends at the II. c. Henriksen
r home, after which she returns to her
home.
, j. p. Ewes of Waterloo, Ia, who
represents the Iowa State Dairy AS
ISOLATION, was in Extra last week
looking after the work of the Cali
I Club organization. which has 5een
in existence Tor the past year. He
/ en- joyed a visit here Friday with his
/ friend. Paul NJ. Wolf. returning to
Waterloo on the evening train.
! Jacob Swim and Barney Ehler OF
Atlantic were in Audubon this week
visiting with friends at the Jak,
Baiers and John Ebert homes. Mrs
Baiers and Mr. Ebert are both quite
i'll at their respective homes. The
9 Atlantic gentlemen looked after bus
: iuess in connection with their proper
ty holdings while here, returning tC
D their homes last evening.
: Bootleggers of Nebraska have {
new stunt in getting their red liquor
!, into the state from other states
They have several pelicans trained
like homing pigeons and take then
+ into a wet state, fill their long beak'
with bottled booze, now called "Pel
I lean Brand" not Old Crow, and have
il arrive by the air route. Blu
e this stunt. like all others. has fail
y ed. as the trick has been discovered
!. One bird on its homeward journe.
r broke a bottle and was found alonl
n side the road well soaked.
, Four and quarter percent inter
est coupons on bonds of the thir'
: Liberty loan were due and payable
: March 18th. 1919. That was las
: Saturday. The Republican suggest
= that holders of these bonds collec
d their interest in the shape OF Wa
/ Savings Stamps OF the 1919 issue
g These stamps are not selling rapid.
a in Audubon county. and yet the gov
n eminent needs the money Just a
s badly now as at any time during tn
n war. 1t is not yet time to la,