Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-05-17
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Grace left yesterday morning for
several days visit with friends in
Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Hoogenakker
and daughter Harriet, who visited
over Sunday with his parents in
Pella, returned home Tuesday morn
ing.
Mrs. Mary Lowe who was an over
Sunday guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. d. Worsham, departed yes
terday for her home in Omaha.
j. Quimby, of Des Moines, who
visited several days with his parents
and former friends, left yesterday
morning for his home in the capitol
city.
DR.. and Mrs. H. C. Rogers return
ed Tuesday evening from Oskaloosa
where they spent over Sunday with
his mother, who ha] been i'll for
sometime.
Mrs. Bert Killinger, Mrs. Kate
Merriot. Mrs Albert Law and Miss
Margaret Law returned Tuesday af-
ternoon from a short visit with
friends in Atlantic.
"Ikey' Ulrich, who spent couple
of weeks at Hot Springs, Ark, TAX
| treatment for an ailment, returned
home Tuesday afternoon and is again
on the job as assistant at the Rock
Island depot.
Mrs. DR.. w. E Kimbell and little
| baby of Des Moines, who visited over
| Sunday at the home of her father,
| DR.. A l.. Brooks, left yesterday for
Jefferson where she will visit for sew
eral days before returning to her
| home.
w. A. Hudler came back from
! Yuma. Colo, where he had spent a
week looking at the land there and
while there took an option on quar-
ter section of land which he probably
will buy He intends to plant beans
on the farm if he purchases it.
Tag Day in Audubon last Sat
urday resulted in netting those in
charge about $50. The funds Sc
cured will be used for patriotic pur-
poses and will be handled by the
women of the community who no
doubt will put it to some good pur-
pose.
Gerald Langworthy. of Boone. Ia,
was in the city Sunday visiting his
uncle, Dr. A. l.. Brooks. He recently
passed the examination to enter the
engineer corps of the service and
hopes to be able to do service in
France sometime during the coming
summer months.
: Frank Sunberg. one of our pros
porous and progressive citizens has
been appointed Collateral Inheritance
Appraiser to take to place of S. b
. Morrissey who resigned when he was
appointed postmaster The other
members of the board are Chas. l.
Tramp and l.. A. McGinnis.
Chris Henricksen returned from
Omaha yesterday where he accom-
panied his son, Berg. who is now tax
) ing treatments at one of the hospi
tails He reports Berg getting alons
, nicely, and his many Audubon
, friends hope that he will soon be re
stored to his former good health.
, ]. r. White. of Spirit Lake. Iowa
in making a remittance to the Re
publican for another year, says: En-
r closed find a remittance for the bes
paper going We are pleased I,
I know that Mr.. White enjoys the Re
publican, and we hope to continue Il
publish the best newspaper the tow
of Audubon ever had.
q The ladies of the p. f. Os enter
i tanned their husbands at a Patriot
A Dinner at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
o Geo Viewer last Thursday evening
Fifty people were seated at the ban
quet tables which were uniquely dec
= corated and at each plate were tin
y L. S. flags. A most delightful even
- ing is reported by all who were pres
- | ent.
Y Miss Clarice Oelke, who left tn
. county recorders office last Januar
after six years of service, left yester
, day for Denver. Colorado, where sh
= will spend several weeks taking
+. much needed rest while vsitin
= friends. On her return she will sto
a at Yuma. Colorado. where he
y brother George own a half section
:, of land.
A May Breakfast was served i
the Domestic Science Department O
, the high school building last Satur
:. day morning by the teachers of tn
high school. to the teachers of tn
grades Waffles with maple syruI
. resolved itself into a very social a.
fair. Before dispensing number c
kodak pictures were taken.
:. a fire incindiary origin called OF
y the city fire department last Thurs
20 day night. An out building on III
= rear of the residence lot of Mr.
70 Mollie Schallow had caught fire an
:, had gained such Roadway that til
. small building was almos, totally a.
stroyed before the department reacl
ri ed the scene The building was n,
e. insured so the loss will be total
:; NJ l. Masterson came back frol
;e Omaha the latter part of the wee
- where he had been taking courS
- of treatment from an eye specials
- While his trouble has been a paint
~ and annoying one, yet the attendin
a physician hopes that he will be alb
20 bring about complete recover
all of which will be highly gratif.
! ing to Mr.. Masterson and his man
! friends.
, The Misses Edith and Clar
No Phelps. who have been visiting IL
"a several months in Audubon, CUES
~ at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II Cowles departed the latter part
&c the week for Chicago and from them
~ will go to Milton, Vermont, whel
" they will spend the summer montl
with their father. l.. d. Phelps
II Camp Rich. popular summer reso
- in Vermont
nr
id A company of friends gathered
o. the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Stu
n devent last Friday evening to he
10 him celebrate his 4lst birthday a
M niYerSarV Cards were the hiYerSiC