Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-03-18


several weeks at Cedar Rapids re-
turned home last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. James Carper has returned
home form weeks visit at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. George Fox
hoven, at Boone.
Mrs. Albert Kibby and son of
Perry arrived in the city Tuesday af-
ternoon for few days visit with
relatives and former friends.
Mrs. George B. Scott was in Extra
last Friday on business connected
with the estate of her father, the late
j. ID. Herrick. She returned home
Saturday morning.
In the school election at Extra last
week, II. A. Jacobsen and Andrew
Wells were elected to fill the terms
of ]. H. Rendleman and Edwin Della
hoyde whose terms had expired
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Twist who have
been living four miles northwest of
Audubon, moved last week to the
Sunberg farm southeast of Audubon
which they purchased last fall.
Mrs. VIM. Bauer, who submitted
to surgical operation at st. AN
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pe soou news " lei many iilTnus
Mrs. Fred Dennis returned to her
home in Atlantic Saturday after Wis
iting several days with relatives
and friends here. They like their
location in Atlantic very much and
Mr. Dennis is doing nicely with his
"oIA'
The w. o. WIS held their regular
weekly meeting at their hall last
THURSDAY evening. me members
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trahsierreu
John CONWAY, the city marshal,
was busy the fore part OF the week
cleaning on the pavement on south
Park and on Broadway he got rid
OF lot OF ice and mud which mas
ADDED materially 10 the appearance
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pu. 70 iaii III Tue icy paseaenI 40
no lose; ne mas peen npins
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sun ~ sprain,hs 'he hssnen's In
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pavenen. qulte IVrcipiy' 0.o y
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paIard rh,na hogs yasta.Sar ne
vsnt On 10 Shansnadooh whara uan.
~ E,aids bad ono 80 h;s 90 300 sa,as
usadpn onn,;rnas - sr,oa $500,
his hsrd "a saams 20 hav. ny S,t
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Ray Lindperg, the oplging mea,
cutter at McCorts market returneu
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Co. he nrasant a, least
MI, ana mrs; John lawson re-
turned nome SUNDAY from an ea,
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from snecia,ists II win he good
news 70 ne friends Of the family to
learn that she is recovering from
Ne, aiIment and that there, is every
reason TO believe that the improve
mant will he narmanant
M. 60.
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cover. With the coming of spring
weather we expect to see Mr.. Scott
ont in the garden again enjoying
life.
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