Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-04-24
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Miss Clara Bonnesen was a friend
ly visitor in Atlantic Saturday.
Mrs. l.. V. Delahoyde spent Friday
in Extra at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. ]. Leake and family.
Miss Cecil Keith was a passenger
to Adair the latter part of the week
to visit friends at the home of Mrs.
c. Cox.
Miss Miller left Saturday for her
home in Atlantic. She was employ
ed here for time at the Ira Stetzel
home in the country.
Frank Mantz and family were
down from Manning Sunday for a
visit with their relatives, the S. L..
Mantz and j. c. Fisher families.
Mrs. Marsh, after an enjoyable
visit in Audubon with her daughter
Mrs. j. l.. Magennis and husband,
left Saturday for her home at Fit.
Dodge.
Miss Genevieve Foley visited in
Carroll last week with her sisters,
the Misses Elizabeth and Lillian Fo-
ley, who conduct a millinery en-
porium there.
Mrs. f. Hopkins. who is here on
an extended visit with her daughter
Mrs. l.. f. Wray, returned the lat
ter part of the week from a friend
ly visit in Omaha.
The trained nurse who was caring
for the late Mrs Jake Baier. left for
her home in Omaha Saturday
morning. Mrs. Baier having passed
away Friday evening.
VIM. II. McCammant, who spent a
week in Montana on business arriv-
ed back in Audubon Friday fore
noon. He also ejoyed visit with
friends at Carroll while away.
Miss Vera Matson of Clarion, Ia,
visited here last Friday with Mrs.
A. r. Kittell and daughter, going to
Extra on the evening train to visit
at the Rev. L. NJ. Matson home.
! Mrs. Henry Cooley of near Lorah.
was a business visitor in Audubon
the last of the week and enjoyed
! visit with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
c. Gates. She came up on the Fri
day afternoon train.
Ed S. Van Gorder arrived home
Tuesday evening, after few weeks
stay at French Lick Springs, Ind.
where he was taking much needed
rest from his ardgous duties at the
{ First National Bank.
| Potatoes are going higher. Bet
ter buy them now. Renftle G.
Reed have just received another
large shipment of fancy Red River
Early Ohio Potatoes. also some
White New York Rules.
: Chas. WHITTIER, who attends school
here and makes his home with his
grandparents, John Rosenbeck and
wife, returned here the fore part of
the week after an over Sunday visit
with his relatives at Persia, Ia.
Miss p. Raymond, after several
weeks spent in Audubon at the DR..
r. +. Childs' home, returned to her
home in Manning Saturday. She
enjoyed visit from Audubon
friends Sunday, who made the trip
by auto.
Mrs. L. A. McGinnis, who spent
several days at the home of her son,
l.. L. McGinnis and family in Allan
tic. returned to Audubon last Satur-
day. She reports the McGinnis
family and especially the new child
as doing nicely.
Miss Lois Proctor. who attends
Simpson college, Indianola, where
she is taking an advanced course
in music, came to Audubon the last
of the week to spend her Easter va
cation with her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. c. W. Proctor.
The new ice plant being built just
Of 7 nm 80
gaining good Roadway the base
ment. foundation and well are COM
pleted and the new firm are hust-
ling to have the plant in working or
der as soon as possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor NJ. Lang. who
wero married Wednesday of last
week and spent their honeymoon in
Des Moires. returned to Audubon
Friday morning ard are now AZ
home to their friends in the Mrs II
j. Banghardt home in the north part
of town.
Chas. Johnson received a picture
recently of his brother Alva, who is
in France. In the picture, Alva
looks real good and fat enough to
weight over 200 pounds. He is hav-
ing fine time but il getting anxious
to return home and let his brother
enjoy a vacation.
Supt. M NJ. McIntire. who went
to Cedar Falls last week to secure
teachers for the Audubon school to
take the place of teachers not max
ing application. returned to Audi
bon last Saturday. He was sue
cessful in obtaining the services OF
two or three teachers.
Just unpacked a large cask OF
English white dishes-cups, saucers
and in fact anything that you want
to complete a set of the best white
dishes on the market today. Come
in while they last and the assert
ment good. Renftle e Reed
South Park. Audubon. Iowa.
Mrs. Sophie McNair of st. Joe,
Mo, who was called here several
weeks ago on account of the serious
illness of her mother, Mrs. Mary
Ballman and remained for visit
with her sister. Mrs. Fred Plaehn
departed for her home Saturday.
Mrs. Ballman is showing a. slight i'm
provement in her condition. which
will be pleasing news to her many
friends as well as relatives.
The cut-down and grading work
being done about the Arlington ho-
tel by the city is almost completed
and when finished will be a decided
improvement for the city. especially
after all the new sidewalk is placed.
The grade on South Tracy street lin
the 500 block of about 400 feet OF
sidewalk is also being attended to
and will improve the looks of the
street and property in that locality
to wonderful extent.
A large number of people were