Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-02-06

friends.
II sometimes happens that a man
is misunderstood because there is
nothing in him worth studying.
John Kerwin went to Carroll Mon
day afternoon on business and visit
with relatives for couple of days.
Lou Mccoy, who spent two weeks
at Omaha on business and friendly
visit, returned to Audubon Tuesday
morning.
Ramus Steffensen went to Atlantic
Tuesday forenoon to visit relatives
and friends. While away he will
enjoy visit with relatives at Elk
horn.
Mrs. C. L. Farrell and son of Car
roll, who visited here a couple of
days with various friends, went to
Manning Monday evening to visit rel
atives, when they return to their
home.
Sam Ross left Tuesday morning
for Des Moines to attend the big
cattle sale held there, having some
cattle entered in the big exhibition.
His father and brother Carl are also
there for the show.
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ter, Miss Frey of the Park Hotel, de-
parted Saturday morning for Excel
sior Springs, Mo-, where Mrs. Green
wood will recuperate, following Sc
we're attack of influenza.
Robert WHITTIER, stationed the past
five months at Camp Cody, N. NJ, was
discharged from service last week at
Camp Dodge and came to Audubon
Saturday afternoon and went to the
home of his brother, Oluf WHITTIER
in the country.
Roy l.. Cole received his honorable
discharge from army service at Camp
Custer, Mich, January 26th. He ar
rived in Audubon Saturday morning
and left for Extra in the afternoon
for a surprise visit with his uncle, c.
e. Garroutte and family.
: Herman Wizard of Manhattan,
Kans., who has been in training at FIT.
Sheridan, Ills, and was mustered out
last week arrived in Audubon Sat-
urday afternoon for a visit with his
brother, Roy Wizard and family. He
will then return ID his home at Man
haitian.
By vote of to 4, che house i'm
/
last week reported bill providing
for the restriction of immigration to
this country for a period of four years
after its passage. The committee
: will ask the house rules committee to
: special rule to expedite the consid-
Grafton of the bill by the house.
C. II. Earhart of Pipestone, Mimi,
arrived in Audubon Monday for Wis
.. it with former friends. He had been
! to Des Moines to visit with his pa
rents. 1t is over nine years since
Mr.. Earhart visited in Audubon and
he remarked about the many won
derful improvements here since that
time. He departed for his home
Tuesday morning.
Marion Jones, employed at the
Kraft-Farr store for several months,
resigned his position there last week.
Saturday, February LIST, Mr.. Jones
commenced his duties in the postof-
flee, where he has accepted clerk
ship. Mr.. Jones is good man in
whatever position he undertakes. He
is taking the place made vacant by
Harter McClaren
John Crees, wife and daughter,
Nellie and George Scott and wife au-
toed to near Coon Rapids Saturday
afternoon for visit with the form
er's brother, Chas. Crees and family.
They had an enjoyable visit. The
trip over was delightful, but the re-
turn trip was not so nice, as 1t took
them seven hours to get back home
through the mud and rain.
S. Berry of Broadacres, Canada,
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iting his various relatives, last week
sold his 200 acre farm in Greeley
township to three different parties.
He still retains the old home farm Of
80 acres with the improvements. Mr..
Berry departed for his home Monday.
His son, Charles, who came here with
him will remain for longer time.
MANY people we're more than sur
prised shortly after supper time Sat
urday night to hear downpour OF
rain start, especially as there were
no indications that We would have
rain. Monday morning people awoke
to see the ground literally covered
with snow, something unusual after
the finest kind Of spring weather that
we have been enjoying the past sew
eral weeks.
John WEIGH will hold his public
sale Wednesday. February 18th and
move to Audubon. Mr.. WEIGH pur-
chased the F M. Herndon residence
on South Division street Saturday,
and will take possession March LIST.
His brother. Frank WEIGH will hold
] his public sale Monday, February II
and the family will move to Audubon
and occupy the home purchased of
Chas. Ping in January.
Miss Jennie Martin of Grandville,
Ia, came to Audubon Monday even
ing, being called here on account of
the serious illness OF her brother, j.
G. Martin. living IL miles southeast
of Audubon. He is suffering with
appendicitis. Miss Martin was I'M
able to make the trip to the country
on account OF the condition of the
roads and went to Manning to visit
relatives a few days and then return
TO Audubon.
Harry Kester has purchased the
Walter Brainard home in the south
east part of town and will probably
move into il February 18th. The
deal took place Friday. Mr.. Brain
ard and family will move to James
vile. Wis, this month where he con-
templates going into the vulcanizing
business with his hrother-in-law. w.
A. THOMPSON. They expect to ship
their household effects and move
there next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hansen and
children Of Hutchinson, Mimi, who
have been here visiting her sister,
Mrs. Jens Loss and family, left Sat-
urday morning for an over Sunday
visit with friends and relatives at