Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-03-13

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attend to business for few days.
Gus Dreher left for Ames yester
Gay afternoon to attend a large hOt
sale being held there today and to
morrow.
Miss Gretta Wager went to Anita
yesterday afternoon to visit with hel
grandfather, H. Campbell and Other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Beers were
passengers last evening to Des
Moines on business and a friendly
visit of several days.
Mrs. Roy Young left yesterday fol
Odebolt, where she will join her hus
band. who went there last week. They
will live on farm near Odebolt
Miss Drummer of Carroll, who has
been caring for the sick patients al
the j. c. Gerber home in the country
returned to her home last evening
Mrs. Howard McClain and baby
son returned to Extra last evening
after a pleasant weeks visit in Au-
dubon with her father, Harry Glea-
son.
Henry Petersen, who has been in
army service at FIT. Worden, Wash
| ington, received his discharge and
arrived in Audubon yesterday after
noon.
Marion Jones and family have
rented the house on South Division
street recently vacated by Merle Ow-
ems and family and expect to move
into it next week.
A. G. Ross, who spent several
weeks in Des Moines on business and
visiting old friends, also attending
the legislature doings, returned to
Audubon yesterday
Z. B. Thomas, who attended the
Short Horn cattle sale held at Des
Moines this week. accompanied by
his wife, who visited with friends, re-
turned home last evening.
Mrs. John G. Davis on Wednesday
morning departed for Fremont, Ne
braska, where she will visit at the
home of her son. G. II. Rathbun and
family for an indefinite stay
Mrs. Abbie McaFdden left on yes
terday's afternoon train for Atlantic
to enjoy a visit with her daughter,
Miss Ila McFadden, who is engaged
|, in nursing at the hospital.
A. F. Herndon, who attended two
hog sales at Louisville, KY, arrived
home Friday. He purchased seven
hogs of the white spotted type that
he had shipped to Audubon.
Max Jacobsen and family came
from Boone Tuesday for visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Leffingwell and at the home
of his brother, E. II. Jacobsen.
l. f. Hurlbut, mechanical expert
of Des Moines, was in the city this
week and while here gave the large
hauling, making it almost as good as
NEW.
Mrs. Frank Perry of Atlantic came
to Audubon Saturday afternoon for a
visit with her nephew, Clyde Keith
and family and various other rela-
tives. She returned to her home
yesterday evening
Harold Ruck, who visited a few
days here with his aunt, Mrs. L. G.
Kopp. departed yesterday morning
for his home at Grand Rapids, Mich.
He will visit relatives at other points
enroute to his home.
Mrs. Will Conway of Dexter was
an Audubon arrival yesterday after
noon for a visit with her brothers,
Geo. A. and NJ. T. Foley and fam
lilies. She will also attend the funer-
al of Miss Mary Mccarthy
Jacob Petersen and wife and Alfred
Petersen arrived Wednesday forenoon
from Sergeant, Mimi. for a several
days visit with relatives at the p. c.
Nelson home and with various other
relatives in the country
Daniel Branstatter of Extra and
Mrs. ID. b. Andersen of Audubon left
yesterday evening for Dawson, Ia.
to attend the funeral of Mrs. John
Crews, formerly of Audubon. She
left here some 20 years ago.
E. II. Jacobsen, who purchased the
Mrs. Mary Mcmahon house, formerly
owned by Mrs. Lydia Townsen, is
having il torn down and the material
moved to his home place in the south
part of town. Mrs. Mcmahon will
soon begin the erection of new mod
ern home on the bungalow order.
John Clark received his honorable
discharge at Cheyenne, Wyo.. Monday
and arrived in Audubon yesterday
forenoon for a visit with his father,
j. NJ. B. Clark in West Audubon. Mr..
Clark was in the 41st Division known
as the Sunset" Division. He says
that he is more than pleased to be
back in Audubon again.
Mrs. Wesley Donaldson visited in
Audubon this week with her broth
err. DR.. J. X. Donaldson. returning to
her home in Extra yesterday after
noon. DR.. J. X. accompanied her
as far as Extra then continued his
trip to Atlantic to get his auto that
has been in Atlantic for some time
undergoing repairs.
John w. Keat, who arrived in
America from France on February %
was mustered out of service at Camp
Dodge last week and returned to his
home at Manning. He came to Au-
dubon yesterday afternoon and is en-
joying "A most pleasant visit with
friends at the o. S. Welch home on
South Washington street. Mr. Keat
Mrs. w. f Lee and two daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Ralph Bower and Mrs.
Frank Kaufman and the latter's
daughter. who enjoyed a visit here
with the formers mother. Mrs. l..
Leib and sisters, Mrs. Chas. Sun
berg and Miss Lucy Leib and other
relatives. left last evening for her
home in Coon Rapids. They were
enroute home from visit with her
daughter. Mrs. Gust Dettman in At
lantic.
Miss Tilda Schmidt, who has been
taking advanced studies in music at
Simpson college. Indianola. came
home Saturday afternoon. Her sis