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

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Advertise your wants in The Re-
publican.
]. M. Gray was an over Saturday
and Sunday visitor in Audubon.
Jim Nelson came from Wisconsin
Sunday afternoon for a friendly visit
Have you tried Armour's Nut Oleo
said at Wilson's for 35c per lb?
l.. w. Hillyer returned to Sioux
City Monday forenoon, after visit
of couple of days in Audubon with
relatives.
Will Mantz and Chris Kluever left
for Omoha Monday morning to visit
relatives and attend to some bust
ness matters.
j. l.. Berry and wife transferred
here Monday enroute from Atlantic
to Manning to visit his sister, Mrs. r.
l.. Ward and family.
Rasmus Madsen who visited here
at the home of his niece, Mrs. Nick
Ottensen. returned to his home at
Anita Saturday afternoon.
Miles Kness held a public sale of
the w. II. Cowles surplus household
effects Saturday afternoon, and as
usual. received good prices.
Mrs. Andy Hansen. who enjoyed a
pleasant two weeks visit at Kimball-
ton with Her relatives, returned to
Audubon Saturday afternoon.
Armour's Very Best coffee has the
flavor and always tastes delicious.
For sale at the South Park Meat
Market. At 35c per pound. n. C..
Barentsen.
With an estimated output of $751;
100000 tons all records for the pro-
duction of bituminous coal in. the
United States were broken during the
year 1918.
Mrs. Max Jacobsen and children
returned to their home at Boone
Monday, following visit here with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Leffingwell.
A., II. Engleman. who has been
employed here for some time left
Monday forenoon for Walnut. where
he will work for Chas. Addison at
the rendering works.
Mrs. ]. b. Rendleman and daugh-
tier. Miss Geraldine and son James
who visited relatives in Audubon at
the r. ID. Hawks home, left for Des
Moines Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Larsen and
daughter Eleanor went to Atlantic
Monday forenoon for visit with her
sister. Mrs. p. c. Bramsen and fam
lily and with other friends.
Peter Downey returned to his
home at Menlo the fore part of the
nj ,;.,t mi l.
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Down
ey and sisters, also his brother, John.
Pvt. Walter Rubel. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Rubel arrived home Sat
urday evening He has been in Co.
at Camp johnson. Ala. and receiv
led his honorable discharge at Camp
Dodge.
ID. r. Jones, who cried the j. W.
Mcclure and a few other sales in this
vicinity last week. returned Friday
morning TO his home at Casey. Dave
is well liked here and enjoys his trips
TO Audubon.
A. Kleuver, Holm Kuhl, Ed Zell-
mer and Frank Kuska of Atlantic.
came Monday morning for a visit at
the home of the formers son, Chris
Kluever and family and at the Chris
Hahn home.
John Crees, who went to Woon-
socket, S. d., TO see his son Herbert,
who was i'll with the flu, arrived home
Saturday afternoon. Herbert has
recovered from his illness and accom-
panied his father home.
j. NJ. Graham. who spent several
months at the Battle Creek, Mich,
sanitorium to recuperate and re-
ceive treatment for nervous trouble.
arrived home Sunday afternoon. He
says he is feeling much better and
certainly looks the part
Chas Dawson. while coasting near
the high school the last of the week.
received badly lacerated face and
deep cut on the forehead. when his
sled ran into the curbing. He was
carrying his head well bound in band
ages for several days from the effects.
Fred Gjerloff and daughter, Miss
Clara, went to Extra Friday morning
TO visit their daughter and sister.
Mrs. LauritZ Hansen and family
Their friend. X. w. Herman of Des
! Moines, who visited here during the
! holidays, accompanied them to
Extra.
! Morgan Terry came Friday morn
ing from Milford for visit with
/ friends. He went TO Extra on the
evening train to visit his old time
/ friend. John McKibben and family,
after which he goes to Kansas City.
Mo, for q visit with relatives and
I friends.
Lial ID. Ross of Fort Omaha bal
/ loon school, returned to his quarters
Saturday morning. after a pleasant
visit here with his brother, Joe II.
Ross and family and old time friends
| He was enjoying a five days furlough
and his wife who is working at ON
aha, was unable to accompany him
here.
! rlyate Chris 4 turs.h WI enjoy
ed his 90 days furlouca hoi" With
! his PARENTS. Mr.. and Mrs. Tens G..
/ | tt' sen and with fri MS. departed
! rlr, sdly evening f2- his charters al
Fort Sam Houston, Texas. He has
been having a very enjoyable time
while home and hopes TO be mustered
out soon.
Miss Gertrude Casey of Atlantic
came the latter part of the week for
an over Sunday visit with her neph-
ew and niece, Joe and Mary Coletta
Casey, who are staying at the home
of their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. I. Foley. while their father. p A..
Casey is taking treatment at the
hospital in Omaha
The Johnson Grain Co. and North
up Bros, are kept busy the past two
weeks taking care of the large num-
Der of hogs being brought to town.
Extra help has been needed and es-
pecially at che Johnson Grain Co Ar