Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-02-24

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visit his brother couple Of days.
Mrs. r. F. Childs was a passenger
to Des Moines yesterday morning,
where she will be guest of friends
few days.
Mrs. VIM. Reinoswki and baby
came from Carroll yesterday morn
ing to spend a few days with her
mother and sister. -
r. F. oathoudt and wife who have
been visiting their son Floyd and
family, near Ross, returned to their
home in Anita yesterday morning.
Oliver Lovelace arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon from Indianola
and will spend few days with his
parents, Mr., and Mrs. John Love-
lace.
Mrs Julia Parsons has gone to
Glidden, Iowa, where she will make
short stay, caring for a patient
who has been sick for quite while.
Mrs. Matte Crowther, who spent
the past three weeks with her hus-
band at Minneapolis, Mimi, arrived
in the city Tuesday and is again on
duty at the Dennis confectionery.
DR.. Throckmorton, of the state
board of health, Of Des Moines, will
give a lecture in this city on March
8th and 9th. Fuller particulars will
be given in next weeks paper.
VIM. Rubel shipped his immigrant
car to Pocahontas yesterday after
noon and accompanied the shipment.
He has rented farm near there and
will join his wife, who left about a
week ago.
Mrs. J. F. Baker went to Des
Moines yesterday, where she will
consult a specialist regarding her
physical condition. She has been
considerably under the weather all
winter and has not been able to get
any relief.
Mrs. H. E. Jewell, who has been
here on several days visit at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Hoffman,
returned yesterday to her home at
Coon Rapids. She was accompanied
by her father, J. g. VBonwell, who
will remain a few days at the Jewell
home. u.n
Miss Marguerite Foley, a teacher
in the public schools at Council
Bluffs, was in the city over Sunday
visiting at the parental VI. t. Foley.
home. On account Of Tuesday be-
ing holiday, Miss Foley was per-
mitted 10 remain until Tuesday ev-
ening when she returned to her du-
ties.
Ralph Johnson left on Tuesday,
morning for Ames where he will'
spend several days visiting friends
and former classmates. From there
he goes to Grinnell, where he will
visit his sister, Miss Ruth, who is O
student at Grinnell college. Next
week he expects TO leave for STRAIT
ton, Colorado, to begin spring work
on his ranch.
Andrew Jensen, of Terre Haute,
Ind, was in the city Tuesday visit
ing his old friend, G. L. Christensen.
The men had not seen each other for
a period of thirty years. Mr.. Jen-
SCI has been in New Orlalne the
past six months ind expects soon to
make trip to Cuba. The gem
tlemen had delightful visit, even
though II was bu. for the day.
Miss Lydia Jensen, who has held
a splendid position at Minneapolis,
Mimi, arrived in the city Tuesday
and will remain at the home of her
parents, John G. Jensen and family.
Miss Jensen has accepted the posi-
tion as stenographer in the office of
the County Agent and win succeed
Miss Henrietta Jensen who resigns
her position, TO become effective
soon.
Mrs. j. r. Chandler, Mrs. Ashby
and Miss Eta Kennels were passen-
gers to Des Moines Tuesday where
Daughters OF the American Revolu-
ton. This organization gave a BAN
.quet Tuesday evening, which was
largely attended Mrs. Chandler is
one of the few women of Audubon
who holds membership in the or
ganization. ~.
Chas. Sunberg has purchased che
residence property on Washington
street from Sherman Lang and will
take possession about the first Of
March Mr.. Lang offered the place
at public auction two weeks ago, but
did not dispose of 1t at that time.
He later made a deal at private sale
with Mr.. Sunberg. Mr. Lang and
family will move to Colorado soon,
where they will engage In farming.
Fred. Bonentt, of witten, s. D.,
who has been in the vicinity for the
past ten days, visiting relatives, and
friends, returned TO his home the
fore part of the week. Mr.. Bennett
and his family were residents of Au-
dubon county for many years pre-
vious to three years ago, when they
moved to their present location. Mr..
Bonnet said he was well pleased
with his new home, but OF course
could not refrain from visiting the
old friends here occasionally.
Miss Minnie Burr, who spent ten
days in Chicago visiting the whole
sale millinery houses and purchas-
ing her spring and summer line OF
millinery, returned home Monday
morning. She was accompanied by
Miss Mildred Payne. who will again
have charge of the trimming depart
ment. She has held this same posi-
tion for three years past. Miss Burr
informs us that she purchased line
of millinery that will be a delight to
the ladies Of Audubon and vicinity.
On Thursday evening of last week
Mrs. j. r. Wright was the victim of
a surprise In honor of her birthday
anniversary when about twenty of
her friends came in unanhounced
and spent the evening with the
Wright family. The visitors brought
with them the>necessaries for very
nice luncheon and after an evening
of sociability and Somerset. the re-
freshments were served. and as the
guests departed for their various
homes they all expressed themselves