Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-02-20

noon for a business visit of a few
days in Des Moines.
| Willard Gleason left yesterday
forenoon for Holstein, where he will
be employed at the hotel.
B. Andersen and j. c. Jensen went
to Omaha Tuesday evening. accom-
paying cattle shipment.
Mrs. A. w. Harvey of Extra was a
guest of Mrs. Rem Phelps yesterday
afternoon between trains.
Joe Swezey is back in Audubon at
ter several weeks spent in other
states. He came home yesterday af-
ternoon.
p. l.. Carter, o. L Lane and F. c.
Buckner who were at Council Bluffs
on jury service. returned home We'd
nesday morning.
| f. M. Willard of Atlantic was here
looking after legal matters in court
yesterday, returning to his home on
the evening train.
| A. II. Edwards was q passenger
last evening to Des Moines where he
spends a couple of days on business
and visit with friends.
County Agent Paul M. Wolf went
to Ames last evening where he at
tends the conference of county agents
Being held there this week.
Chris Christensen returned to Au-
dubon yesterday afternoon from a
visit of seveal days with his brother.
Carl Christensen at Omaha.
VIM. Doll of Atlantic, who was a
guest for several days at the home
OF his uncle, John Koenig, Jr., and
family, returned to his home yester-
day morning.
Mrs. Henry Schrader and children
left yesterday forenoon for Laporte,
Ia, to join the husband and father.
who went the first OF the week. They
have purchased farm near Laporte
and are now moving onto it.
Mrs. o. w. Wyatt of Manning was
business visitor in Audubon Tues
day. She made a call at the Re-
publican and left copy for a sale OF
the administrator.
Mrs. John II. Griffith, who sub
mitted to surgical operation several
weeks ago at st. Anthony's hospital
in Carroll. returned to Audubon yes
terday morning. She is feeling
very good considering the severe ill
ness she underwent.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Methodist church will hold their
regular monthly meeting in the base
ment of the church on Friday, Feb
ruary 2Sth. The president of the
society requests that all members be
present at this meeting.
VIM. Miller, wife and children who
recently moved to Audubon from Ma
nilla. Ia, are now occupying the J.
+. McCot house. located on North
Tracy street. They moved into il
last week. Mr.. Miller Is son of
Mrs. Conrad Miller.
John Ebert and son Henry depart
ed Tuesday evening for Omaha where
they intend buying lot of cattle for
feeding purposes. They feed and
ship quito a number of cattle to the
South Omaha and Chicago markets
in the course OF year.
Street Commissioner John Conway
placed a fine hand railing at the
steep incline at the south end OF the
Audubon Creamery Tuesday forenoon
which makes the trip to the North
western more safe for people. eSpe-
eially during the slippery weather.
VIM. Rugaard. who accompanied a
stock shipment to the South Omaha
market. returned home yesterday.
Mr. Rugaard and several other Audi
bonites were in the smoker on the
Great Weston road that tuned over.
Fortunately none of them were in
jured.
The familiar countenance of Joe
Casper can be seen again at the Nc
Cort market He arrived home last
week from his annual vacation visit
in Nebraska, Arkansas and Colorado.
Dale Schipp of Harlan is also en-
ployed at the McCort place as meat
cutter.
II. c. Hoegh returned TO his home
at Brayton yesterday afternoon, after
a visit with friends at the Andrew
Jorgensen home. Miss Christine Jor-
gensen accompanied him to Brayton
for visit ut Che Niels Hoegh home.
Mrs. Gena Brown. who was also a
guest az the Jorgensen home, left for
her home at Lorah at the same time.
Mrs. C. w. Macomber and two chill
den of El Reno. Oklahoma. arrived
In Audubon yesterday afternoon to
Join the husband and father and
make Audubon their home for the
present. They have rented the Ar
thur Farquhar farm and will work
the place this year. Enroute to Au-
duhon Mrs. hacomher and children
enjoyed a visit OF several days with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Miller.