Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-07-08


her home in Carroll yesterday after
spending a few days in the city. She
is trained nurse and had charge of
case here.
E. NJ. McGinnis returned the fora
| part of the week from an over the
4th visit with his folks at Washing
ton. Mr.. McGinnis is in the employ
of the county farm bureau.
Tim Mccarthy and Mrs. Thos. Nc.
Carthy returned Tuesday from Car
roll where they had accompanied
Daniel Mccarthy, who will remain
at st. Anthony's hospital for treat
ment.
Mrs. w. ]. Campbell and daughter
Mrs. c. e. Sameulsen, and her hus-
band Of FIT. Dodge are in .he city
this week guests at the home of
their daughter and sister, Mrs. j. G
Pcosser and family.
Mrs. d. l.. Thomas and her sister,
Mrs. Wiley Elliott left yesterday for
Mechanicsville where Mrs. Elliott
resides. Mrs. Thomas will stay for
few days after which she will re-
turn to Audubon.
Misses Anna and Genevieve Well
and and their little nephew of Car
roll, were in the city Wednesday Wis
iting relatives. In the evening they
went to Extra where they will re-
main a week or more.
James Lang returned Wednesday
from a weeks stay at New Haven.
Conn, where he attended a conven-
tion of Winchester dealers. Mr..
Lang reports a splendid trip and a
delightful time while in the east.
Rasmus Axelsen and Miss Agnes
Christensen, both of this city were
married in Atlantic last Wednesday
by Rev. Matthiesen. They returned
to this city following their marriage
and will make this city their home.
Neal Jensen and his family came
from Estance, New Mexico last week
and will spend a month or more
with relatives here and at Extra.
While in the city he will be a guest
at the home of his sister, Mrs. N. G.
Barentson and family.
w. G.. Wilson and V l.. Culver
left overland yesterday for Seibert,
Colo, where Mr.. Wilson owns a
large tract of land and where he
will superintend the building of i'm
provements. Mr.. Culver will look
after his holdings near Yuma.
Mrs. Elizabeth Alt and daughters
Lena and Alma left yesterday morn
ing for Waterloo, where Mrs. Alt
and Alma will visit relatives. Miss
Lena Alt will remain there, having
accepted a position in that city in
the office of the district state en-
gineer's office.
Hans Hansen, the Canadian Pa
cific land man in this county, left
Tuesday for Standard, Canada, to
look after some business matters as
we'll as to look after his own hold
ings A party of landseekers join
ed him at Irwin who accompanied
him to Standard.
George Foley returned Sunday
from Shenandoah. where he had
been to visit his daughter, Mrs. Leo
Lidd and family They came back
with him for a months visit. On
account of pressing business Mr.
Lidd returned home yesterday but
his wife and children will remain.
Carl Hansen has given US hi:
work at FIT. Dodge and the past few
weeks he, has been working with {
construction company at Harlan
This week he has been in the cit,
visiting his wife and daughter ant
| 1t may be that he will find work here
| to make this his permanent home.
Charles Fredericksen, a former
Audubon how w M mr. und with his
| parents to Galva, Iowa. several yeart
ago, was in the city a short time the
last of the week He has position
on the road. Saturday morning hi
went to Sioux City to spend the 4tt
and to be near his territory for next
/ week.
Being locked In a refrigerator
doesn't sound so bad these days, bu
| when one has on few clothes anC
cannot get out of the below freezins
| temperature, il is serious enough
This is what happened to Joe Greer
| of Farragut. He had TO dig hi!
way out with an ice pick, slow te
! dious job.
Mrs. w. A. Mutt and son cam,
from Clarion Wednesday for a shor
visit at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. August Oelke. Mr.. Nut
has secured a lucrative position a.
Enid, Okla, and has gone there Il
! take up his work. They have giver
\ up their residence at Clarion and af
| ter a visit here his wife and son viii
| join him at Enid.
Last week was one of strange
storms. Monday and Tuesday spe
! cialized in wind storms, Charter
Oak and Logan reporting heaviest
damages. Then Wednesday. Thurs,
! day and Friday furnished lightning
John Benson of Crescent and Tracy
Chapman of Denison were killed and
| thousands of dollars worth of dam
age done TO buildings and trees in
the various counties.
Ross Kennels returned to hi:
home at Little Rock, Ark, today af.
ter spending a few days in the city
| with his father and other relatives
| He had charge of big band on the
| Shriners' excursion TO the coast. En-
| route home he made a stop here, but
having been away from home sever,
al weeks ii was imperative for hin
| TO return today. He had not beer
in Audubon for several years.
Oscar Jensen and family who
spent the 4th with friends and rela.
tives in Extra were in the city q
/ short time the fore part of the weel
visiting relatives. They returned
| from here to Soldier, Iowa, where
Mr.. Jensen is in charge ofthe grocery
department in large department
store. He and his family havt
many friends in Audubon. all o.
whom will be pleased TO learn tha
they are, doing nicely at Soldier.
John Sievers came home from Day
ton. Ohio last week 10 spend over
the 4th with relatives. Mr.. Slew
ers returns TO Dayton today where
he will make his headquarters. HI
has accepted position as fieldmar