Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-02-05

| Mrs. julius k0paSki went to Bay
ard this morning for week end visit
with her son Fred.
Levi Kopp was passenger to
Atlantic yesterday to spend the day
looking after business affairs.
Frank Case of Port Byron, Ill. ar
rived in the city Tuesday and will
make ten days visit at the home OF
John Twist.
Albert and Lewis Rubel returned
yesterday morning from Manning,
where they attended the big wrest-
ling match on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. j. p. Hansen and son Stanley
left over the Northwestern yesterday
morning for Ralston, Where they will
visit over Sunday with relatives.
Miss Clara Phelps departed yester-
day morning for Plover, Iowa, where
she will make fortnight's visit at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Chas
Watts and family.
Mrs. Gus wilkins and baby, who
have been here on a fortnight's visit
at the home of her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Mack and family, left yesterday for
her home at Billings, Mont.
Miss Ollie Miller and her brother,
| Earl, who have been here at the Os-
car Miller and T. j. Coglon homes
the past two weeks, returned yester-
day to their home at Lane, S. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Van Sise went
to Atlantic yesterday to see about
buying or renting house which they
/ will occupy as a home when they
move to that city in the spring.
Miss Amanda Settlemire returned
Monday from an over Sunday visit
with her sister. Mrs. John WEIGH. at
Carroll, who is recovering from an
operation for appendicitis at st. An
thongs hospital.
Mrs. Charles Johnston and SON Of
/ Gibson, Iowa, arrived in the city
Tuesday for a visit with her mother,
Mrs. Kate Merriott and other rela-
tives. Mr.. Johnston has bought a
farm near Gibson and they are do
ing nicely in their new location.
Chris Daugaard was in the city
yesterday morning enroute to Lem
mon. S. D., where he is farming. He
has been in Sioux City all winter
and came last week to spend few
days with his parents near Brayton
before returning to his farm in Da-
kota.
Chris Anderson and son Harold,
| who live on a farm near Hamlin,
went to Irwin yesterday morning to
attend big public sale. Mr.. An
derson came from Shelby county last
year and farmed near Hamlin. He
has purchased the Ed Dryden farm
near Extra, where he will move in a
short time.
Paulus Nielsen left Sunday after
noon for Chicago and on Monday
Joined party of young men for New
York who are going to take passage
this week for their old home in Den
mark. Paulus promised us that he
would write us letter as soon as he
got there and for us to send him the
Republican at Copenhagen for he
next four months.
! Mr.. and Mrs. d. j. Preston who
{. spent over Sunday with her relatives
at Upton, returned home Tuesday
afternoon. Enroute they stopped
at Des Moines where Mr.. Preston
contracted for a number of new film
features for the Crescent. He saw
the film run and is pleased to say
that he will have some attractive
features for his house in a short
time.
Julius Rasmussen who has been
farming near Hamlin on the Phipps
place, will have public sale soon II
dispose of his farm implements and
some other personal property He
has decided to quit farming and will
soon enter the employ Of the lumber
yard at Hamlin. Mr.. Rasmussen
believes he is making good change
and all trust that he will like his
new position.
Thos. Shupe purchased the Nc
Carthy confectionery store at AdLir
Tuesday and yesterday went down
TO take possession. The stand Is a
popular one and will no doubt prove
good investment. Mr.. Shupe's
many friends hope the business ven
I ture will be all that he anticipates
i We are sorry to lose Thomas from
the community but our loss will be
Adair's gain.
Dick Owen who has been here on
a ten days visit with relatives and
old time friends, started back to hi:
home near Howard. S. D., this morn.
ing. He Is making the trip over
| land in Ford and with him is his
sister-in-law, Mrs. Ed Kline and Sam
fJordan, who are also going to How
ard. The snow on Tuesday didn't
help the roads any. but Mr.. Owen
4 thought he could make the long trip
without any difficulty.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Baldwin who
have been here on a two weeks visit
at the home of the lady's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. j. Conklin, left yes
terday morning for Council Bluffs
where Mrs. Baldwin. will submit to q
surgical operation at the Jenny Ed
mundson hospital Mrs. Conklin
accompanied them to be with her
daughter for few days. Mr.. Bald
win will probably remain until Sun
day when he returns to his home at
Auburn. Nebr.
Frank Herndon stopped in the Of
fee Tuesday night and told us he
was beaded "back home" We ask
ed what he referred to and he in
formed that he had bought the piece
of property from Mrs. Duvall that
he sold her several years ago. Mr..
Herpdon lived there when he first
came 10 town and feels that there is
no other place in town quite as good.
He will get possession March LIST and
IL building material is accessible in