Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-05-19

Guthrie Center, were in the city
Sunday, guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Allan Gigs.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Christensen
left Tuesday morning for Dame,
! brog, Nebr., where they will visit
relatives and friends for a week
ten days
Karl Rasmussen accompanied his
mother to New York Monday even
! ing. She has been here on an ex-
tended visit, but is returning to her
old home in Denmark. She will sail
from New York the latter part of
the week.
We make at reduced prices, your
old ingram or brussels carpets or
rugs into beautiful reversible fluff
rugs. Let us do your rag weaving.
We buy old carpets. Write for cir
cular and shipping tag. The Deem
Loom Co., Harlan, Iowa. 20-2
Glenn McCarville, who has been
working at the Park meat market,
had the misfortune Saturday morn
ing to cut a large cash in his left
hand. He is taking a short lay-off
and spending part or his time with
friends in Iowa City, from whence he
returned yesterday.
E. P. Mansfield left Saturday for
Norton, Kansas, where he will help
his wife pack their household goods
and ship them to Audubon. They
have rented the old G. w Hoover
residence and will occupy it. If the
weather permits, Mr.. Mansfield and
some of the members Of his family
will drive overland TO Audubon.
Rev. VIM. Mack and wife left on
Monday morning for Des Moines,
where Mrs. Mack and son will spend
a week or ten days with relatives.
Rev. Mack continued his journey to
Wynona Lake, Ind, where he will
attend the general assembly of the
Presbyterian church which will con-
tinue in session ten days or SO.
Mrs. Arthur Lamb and two chill
dren who were called here ten days
ago to attend the funeral of her faith
er, ]. c. Sorensen, returned to their
home in Westfield, Texas, Monday
afternoon. Mrs. Lamb and family
have lived in Texas the past four
years and will probably continue to
make that their permanent home.
A. ]. Van Sise came from Atlantic
Monday, to work on the drainage
project to be built in Douglas town
ship. Mr.. Van Sise mas been hired
by the board of supervisors as
drainage engineer and will be here
probably most Of the summer. He
just recently came from Taylor
county, where he is engineer on
another large project.
One of the coaches on the Rock
Island passenger train due in this
city at GAO, caught fire near Ham
lin Saturday morning. The blaze
was easily extinguished. Qquite a
good-sized hole was burned in the
roof before the fire was discovered.
1t is supposed the coach caught fire
from a spark which lodged under
meath the tin on the roof, which had
been torn away.
1t was the desire for pretty
clothes and a chance to see the
world which impelled Flossie Wells,
aged Is, and Cleo Cleveland, aged
16, to run away from their homes
in Guthrie Center last week. They
went to Adair and were caught.
They were taken home, hut the next
day they got away again, going as
far as Des Moines, where they were
caught. The girls seem determined
to get away.
The news of the marriage of Mar
ius Jensen and Mrs. n. c. Hansen
has just been announced to friends
in the city. They were married some
three weeks ago. They visited with
friends i'm the city Monday. Some
of their most intimate friends knew
of the happy event, Il was not
generally known. All unite in wish
ing them much happiness. They are
nicely located on the old Harvey
Hight farm in Douglas township
near Fiscus.
l.. NJ. Lucas, manager OF the
Kraft Clothing Co., leaves tomorrow
for Chicago where he will meet the
buyers from all of the 22 stores in
which the Krafts are interested.
This gives them a tremendous buy
ing power and Mr.. Lucas will see
that he gets his full share Of the
bargains TO be offered to the Gus
toners of his store. Mr.. Lucas is
we'll posted in the clothing business
and has proven himself to be the
right man for the position he is fill
ing. About the first of June his
family will Join Lin here and they
will occupy the Bolton property on