Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-01-20

Good shows-Crescent theatre.

Tuesday afternoon TO Visit relatives
She returned home the next day.
Have some Fox TERROR pups for
sale. If you are interested see w.
c. Layland. - 3-2*
Mr.. and MRS. frank Kaufman
went to Chicago Tuesday afternoon.
They expect to be gone for several
days.
Miss Julia Ebert came from Des
Moines the fore part of the week to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ebert.
Carl Dalziel spent the week at the
~. #. Baker home. He returned to
his home in Fort Dodge Sunday
afternoon
Rev. Fuller returned home Mon
day from Avoca, where he has been
conducting revivals for the past two
two weeks.
Mrs. John Eagan returned from
Atlantic, Omaha and Carroll, Sunday
where she spent the past two weeks
visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Thomas re-
turned the first of the week from
Oskaloosa where they were called by
the illness of Mrs. Thomas father.
Wednesdays Omaha papers gave
us the information that Irvie d.
Mitchell. and Cora May Stevens, both
of Ross, had been issued a license
to wed.
Mrs. Henry Savage and daughtrr,
Helena Mary, came from Ames Satur-
day to spend the weekend at the
August Burr home. They returned
to Afnes yesterday.
| Miss Mabel Rasmussen came up
from Brayton Tuesday to visit her
friend, Mrs. J. r. Chandler, and to
attend the Exira-Audubon basketball
game. She returned home yester-
day.
Mrs. Charlie Jorgens, of Manning,
and Mrs. J. p. Guenther, of Boone,
came yesterday for visit at the
William Berg home. While here
they will also visit with Mrs. Minnie
Raebel
Mrs. Daisy Phelps announces the
arrival OF the Buckley Bros. dress
goods samples, for spring and sum-
mer. Please call at her home at
any time, before the choicest patterns
are gone.
| Mrs. Margaret Lee Evans came
| Monday from Des Moines to visit her
friend, Mrs. Nora Shipp, and to at
tend to some business in connection
| with the Woodmen Circle. She re-
/ turned home Tuesday afternoon.
Fred Aldrich, OF Monticello, was
in the city the fore part OF the week
visiting friends. Last summer he
worked on farm in this vicinity
and made many friends. He has
been making semi-occasional visits
here TO keep up his acquaintance.
Joe Johnston received word the
latter part of the week that his
mother, Mrs. Jane Johnston, died
at her home in Deep River. The
funeral was held on Saturday. On
account of the serious illness OF his
1 son, Cameron, he was unable to at
tend the funeral. The deceased was
well along in years and had been in
poor health for year or more.
G.. C. Nelson, the auctioneer from
] the Kimballton neighborhood, was
in the city Tuesday evening. He is
getting a number of public sales lin
:
many dates already filled but expects
that there will be many more de-
mands for his services. Chris has
fbeen we'll known auctioneer for
many years and has been very sue
cessful at 1t.
Andrew Henry who has been farm
ing for many years near Hamlin sold
his farm last fall to E. F. Bilharz
who has rented the place to tenant.
This week Mr.. Henry and wife NOV
3 ed to Audubon and are now nicely
located in their residence at 40a
Second Avenue. Andrew believes in
: taking life little easier now and we
: welcome him as a resident of one OF
& the best little towns on earth.
J.F. McCort is having his market
! improved by adding shelving on the
west side OF the building. This he
will use to display his large line OF
9 groceries. He finds that there is q
great demand for groceries in con-
J nection with his meat market, and as
! Mr.. McCort has always believed in
4 giving the public the best of service
he has decided to increase his gro
: Gerry stock so he can fill all orders.
The mild weather" together with
the sprinkle yesterday has melted
b practically all of the snow on the
! ground. We have had wonderful
winter so far in Iowa and all hope
. that we will not have the severe colo
4 weather later on in February ane
March Some of our citizens who
in years past have spent the winter
in California express their preference
for the present weasher in Iowa II
that of California.
Dancing parties have been quite
the go the past few weeks. Most o
them have been held in the w 0. w
hall, while others have been held IL
private homes. There is some tall
Of having dancing instructor COM
to Audubon for few weeks to teacf
some OF the younger set 20 dance
with more graceNand ease. Another
dance is billed for the w. o. w. hal
Monday evening when the Dennisol
orchestra will furnish the music.
Miss Mabel Secor. who for severa
years was in charge of the milliner!
l department at the Marquesen store
was in the city the fore part of thu
week. coming over from Harlan Il
spend a few days with friends. Thu
past year she has been at Grinnell
but at the close of the millinery sea
son she returned for short time t
her home at Storm Lake She leave
soon for FIT, Wayne, Ind, where sh,
will be employed the coming season
| A surprise party was planned AM
carried out at the home of Franz
Bamsey northeast of Audubon OF
Saturday evening. January Is. il
honor of Miss Gladys seventeenth
birthday. A large number of younI