Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-05-22

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! Mrs. Carl Fiscus and her mother
came to Audubon Monday afternoon
from Valley Junction for visit with
relatives
Earl Farr and wife returned home
Saturday forenoon from Chicago,
where they spent a week on business
and visiting the wholesale clothing
houses.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Gribble and lit
tie son of Athena, Oregon, arrived
in Audubon Monday forenoon for a
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. Wright
The weather this week has been
very favorable for farm work. Corn
planting has been rushed but not yet
done. While the weather is a trifie
cold for the time of year frosts are
doing little damage
Some very fine pieces of cabinet
work done by the Audubon school
students has been on display in the
Jensen & Viewer store window the
past few weeks for which the max
ers deserve much credit
J.F. Choate, formerly with the Au.
dubon Marble Works. now a resident
of Anita, came to Audubon Friday
afternoon on business and friendly
Z visit. He will remain here a few
/ weeks to assist Mr. Lane in the shop
Chris Friis, who was recently
mustered out of army service after
his return from France and enjoyed
a ten days visit in Audubon with
numerous friends left for his home
at Buffalo Center, Iowa, Friday ev-
ening.
Mrs. Chas. Elliott of Creston. who
came to Audubon Thursday evening
TO be in attendance at the funeral of
her cousin. Miss Pearl Layland.
which was held Saturday morning.
returned to her home the fore part
of the week.
Officials today estimated that 15,-
600. 900 Americans bought Victory
notes. This compared with 21.-
100000 purchasers in the fourth
loan, 17,000.0 900 in the third loan,
100000 in the second and 4,000,-
600 in the first.
The remains of the late Miss Peal
Layland, accompanied by a number
of relatives and friends, arrived in
Audubon Friday afternoon and were
taken to the home of her aunt, Mrs
VIM. Layland, there to await burial
which occurred Saturday forenoon.
The Irwin high school team came
Friday by auto and played game
of ball with the Audubon high
school team In the afternoon on the
school grounds. The ground was
in better shape for the game than
the one with Atlantic the previous
week.
Soren Bertelsen came from Bray
ton the latter part of the week for a
visit with his son John and wife. He
departed Friday forenoon for Chi
cago where he enters the u. S.
Marine hospital for treatment and
where he will remain for several
months.
Mrs. Frank Ballou of Extra was in
Audubon Friday morning on her
way to Gray to visit her brother Chet
Dustin and family and become ac-
quainted with the new nephew that
arrived at the Dustin home last
week. Audubon won by the score
OF "a to 5.
Mrs. George NJ. Ross received a
message Thursday night stating that
her mother. Mrs. l., A. Price of
Shenandoah. who is we'll advanced in
years. being over IS. had suffered a
paralytic stroke Mrs. Ross left on
the early morning train Friday TO
be with her mother. as her recovery
is doubtful
F, c. Miller. C. II. Priestley. John
w, Dawson and Levi Kopp were busy
men the latter part of the week
beating rugs and otherwise making
themselves handy in the house
cleaning stunt at the Methodist
Episcopal church. Several ladies
were also busy with the interior OF
the church and cleaning windows.