Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-04-08


Tuesday afternoon. He has been
taking treatments at the hospital for
a while and looks for permanent inn
provement from his present ailment.
Spencer Petersen and his two sis
tiers, Misses Silpa and Lydia, who
are attending Dana college at Blair,
Neb., were in the city over Sunday
guests at the home of ]. S. Johnson
and family.
p. H. McBeth of Des Moines. as
sistant superintendent of the Iowa
IAnti-Saloon League,-will speak at
Eden Valley next Sunday afternoon.
The services will begin at 900 p. m.
All are invited to attend.
Irv Jones returned Saturday from
two weeks visit with friends in
western Kansas. He says the
country looks pretty good out there
with every indication that the small
grain crop this year will be enor-
nous.
'TammyY Horning who left ten
days ago for Spirit Lake, writes that
he has secured position in a cloth
ing store in that city. Mr.. Horning
has been in that business for several
years and no doubt will make good
in his new position.
Miss Elinor Barger returned yes
terday morning to Indianola where
she is a student at Simpson college.
She spent her weeks college vaca-
ton at the home of her parents.
Miss Barger says the enrolment at
Simpson this year is about 500.
Chris Nissen of Audubon has
bought a Harlan home on south
Sixth street and will move to Harlan
as soon as he can get possession of
the house. 1t will be like moving
home again, Chris grew up in
Jackson township,---Harlan Republi-
can.
Jack Hollbrook. the barber who
has been working for Harry Phillips
the past few months, went to Ottum-
wa Tuesday for short visit On his
return home he will visit in Des
Moines and expects to return to Au-
dubon in time for the big Saturday
rush.
\ Ambrose Foley went to Des
\ Moines yesterday morning where he
went to investigate a proposition
which offers a good position. II he
/ likes the outlook he may decide to
accept the position which calls for
his residence in the city of Des
/ Moines.
VIM. Rucker left yesterday morn
(, ing for Sioux City where he will at
tempt to secure lot OF laborers to
take to Lohrvile where he has
charge Of a construction gang for
/ Ward & Weighton. who have the
contract for installing sewer sys-
tenn.
T. A. Moore who spent Sunday in
this city with his wife and son at the
| parental Geo Northup home, left
| Tuesday morning for Conray, Iowa,
where he is working. In short
| time he expects to go to Sperry, Ia,
where he has the contract for build
ing a large school house.
/ N DR.. r. c. Hart. the osteopathic
physician, has moved his office from
| the Elmer Bailey property on
Church street to the rooms over the
LAndubon 4 Hardware Co.i The entire.
| the doctor and his wife will also oc-
cupy living rooms back of the Of
| fee.
! Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Mallonee, who
spent the winter months in Los An
! geles, Calf, are in the city on an
extended visit at the home of their
son. l.. Dee Mallonee and wife. Mr..
Mallonee lived for many years at
Bagley and this week he expects to
go there for few days visit with
old neighbors.
r. H. McFadden was appointed
county coroner by the board of SUI
peryisors in session Monday The
| appointment was made to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of DR..
! j. G. Newton of Extra. Mr.. Nc
Fadden will fill the position until
\ the place is filed at the general cleo
ton next November.
John Butterton has sold his
plumbing and heating business to
Flanagan & Murphy. two. hustling
young plumbers Of Abba. The new
owners are expected to arrive in the
city today to take charge of the bus
mess. They come highly recon-
! mended and will no doubt enjoy
good business. We regret that Mr..
Butterton expects to be gone most
J of the summer and fall. but he and
his wife and Miss Goldie Sheets will
take trip through the west soon in
the hope of benefiting Miss Sheets
HEALTHY which has not been the very
best of late.
Mrs. II. w. Lowther entertained
twenty or more little boys and girls
at her home in Church street last
Saturday afternoon from two until
at her home on Church street last
Howard who was five years OF age.
The little folks had splendid time
\ playing games Of various kinds.
Just before the party broke up Mrs.
/ Lewther served dainty refreshments
which Included a big birthday cake
On which were five lighted candles.
/. This made very pleasing appear
ance and was greatly enjoyed By the
guests who were seated at the dim
ing table. Howard received many
presents as little tokens of esteem
and friendship 1t certainly prov
ed to be party that all who attend
n a.