Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-02-26


discount on all ranges sold from now
until March 18th. Carter Hard
ware Company.
Carl Sorensen departed Saturday
for Askov, Mimi, where he will re-
main a couple of weeks visiting his
brother who is at the head of the
public schools of Askov.
Mrs. ]. B. Randolph and son Els
worth, left this morning for Lamont,
Iowa, where they will visit at the
home of her sister, who is sick and
will probably go to a hospital for
treatment
Mrs. w. B. Timmons of Atlantic,
who has ben here visiting her moth
err, Mrs. Ella Mushrush, left this
morning for Des Moines where she
will spend a few days before return
ing to her home.
]. w. Antilles and family moved in
to the new residence they recently
purchased from Albert Spencer. Mr..
Spencer has moved into the house on
his farm which he will occupy until
he can build a new home as soon as
spring opens up.
Mrs. Matte Crowthers who spent
several weeks with her husband in
Minneapolis and out to their place in
Swiss, Wis, returned to Audubon the
fore part of the week. She will re-
main for a while and assist in the
confectionery store on South Park.
Mrs. C. F. Wollesen of vesper,
Kansas, arrived in Audubon this
morning to make visit at the home
Of her brother, j. j. Hemmingsen,
west Of town. Her relatives did not
know she was coming so the surprise
was delightful one to all concerned.
Harry Conklin has sold his 5-acre
tract two miles north of town to
Harry Northup and in the deal takes
in the house and several lots on Mar
ket street near the mill, where he
and his family will move next week.
II is better known as the Mary
Krause property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Johnson en-
tertained a company of friends at
their home last Sunday in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. johnson of Men
dota, ILL.,, who were here on a visit.
They had a delightful time and all
present enjoyed the sumptuous din
ner that was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Wickham
who have been spending the past
ten days with relatives and friends
in Omaha and other points, return
ed home Monday afternoon. Next
week they will move to their farm in
Cameron township where they will
make their permanent home.
G. Fl. Northup went to Adair
Tuesday afternoon to close up a
deal for the disposal of his half in
terest in the produce business there
to his partner, John Grove. Mr..
Northup has rented Dan Petersen's
residence property and will move his
family here some time next week.
S. S. Berry returned to Audubon
this morning from Excelsior Springs,
Mo-, where he has been with his wife
and son. The boy Is taking treat
ment so his mother remained with
him. Mr.. Berry will stay few days
and then join his family on their re-
turn trip to their home in Canada.
o. X. Purdy went to Cedar Rapids
this morning to transact same busi-
ness with the officers of the Cedar
Rapids Oil Co., who own the service
station here. Mr.. Purdy is doing
IL putting his utmost endeavors to
render the best Of service to the pat
rons Of the station.
Carl and c.. F. Borkowski Of Man
ming, were in the city yesterday az
ternoon and while here called at the
Republican office to renew their sub
scription to the Republican. Both
these gentlemen live near the Shelby
county line but occasionally find time
to come to Audubon. They are
good progressive farmers and are
|, making q success of their enterprise.
\ MIR. and Mrs. J. P. Johnson who
have been here on a ten days visit
with relatives and former friends, re-
turned last night 10 their home at
Mendoza, Ill. They have lived there
for several years and are highly
pleased with their location, though
they find IL affords them much pleas
ure to visit Audubon folks OCCASION
ally.
Adam Wieble, one of our good
farmers has sold out and this week
moves his family to Hillsboro, N. D.,
where he purchased a farm. The
past few years he has been farming
Is good in North Dakota and will at
least give It thorough trial. He
has ordered the Republican sent to
his address so he can keep posted
on the news of the county.
Arthur williams was in the office
the fore part of the week and in
formed us that he and his brother
Roy would load their car OF house
hold goods and implements at Coon
Rapids today. These young men
have purchased land near Yuma,
Colo, and will farm their land this
year. Walter Graves and his son
expect to 30 overland in a Ford and
Twill erect some buildings on their
land.
4 Earl Davis, one of the prosperous
1 young farmers enar Ross, moved this
i week to his new home near Menlo.
i Earl bought a farm there last fall.
| He liked II we'll enough in good old
Audubon county, but found bar
1 gain in farm near Menlo and con-
! cluded 1t would pay him to make
| the change. He ordered his Repub-
| lican sent to his new address for he
tsaid he wanted TO keep posted on the
happenings of Audubon county.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Masterson.
who have been sojourning in Colora-
do since their marriage in Omaha
| two weeks ago, returned to Audubon
| this morning. They spent most of
their time at Loveland, FIT. Collins,
and other points. They enjoyed all
/ the sights and pleasures of the trip.
but are glad to get back home. They
will go to housekeeping at once on
the old Butterton farm across the
road from the home of his parents.