Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-08-29
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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will be the guest of her friend. Miss
Margaret Jensen over Sunday.
Mrs. j. S. Faaborg and daughter
Thrye, who have been visiting friends
and relatives at Kimballton, were in
the city today enroute to their
home in Clinton.
Miss Eva Luse departed this morn
ing for Onawa, Iowa, where she will
( lecture before the teachers of the
county and will also visit in Harlan
before returning home.
ID. J. Conklin, Harry Conklin and
sons Cecil and Leslie are in Omaha
today visiting friends and looking
after business matters. This is
quite treat for the little boys who
/ will soon enter school.
I Mrs. II. j. Halvorsen and children
leave today for Clear Lake where
they will visit with friends. Mr..
Ialvorsen' will join his family on
Sunday and accompany them to De-
corah, where they will spend their
vacation.
Mrs. C. II. Wilde, who has been
visiting relatives in Columbus, Ohio
the past month, returned home last
night. Mr.. Wilde returning from
the state fair at Des Moines met her
in Atlantic and brought her home
from there.
Mrs. w. u. Robinson and daugh-
ter, Miss Helen. who have been
visiting friends in Omaha, returned
10 Audubon this morning and will
visit few days at the w. G. Wilson
home before going back TO Scotland,
South Dakota.
Marion Stripe who has been in the
city the past month visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Conner,
departed "wednesday morning for
her home in Kansas City. No Mrs.
Conner accompanied her rs far as
Council Bluffs.
For the week OF Sep, ." to give
will place on sale al extremely at
tractive line of trimmed hats. es-
pecially priced 1T from $500 to
$3.50, which values cannot be dupl-
Gated elsewhere. Al Wilson's De
partment Store.
+. Barnett who has been in the
city the past two weeks in the inter-
est of the Mormon Mfg. Co.. of
Quincy. H.. left this morning for
Sioux City, where he viii begin work
for another concern and may prob
ably be returned 10 Audubon later.
Mrs. Thos Davis arrived in the
city this morning from Colona, H.,
for q visit at the home 70 her daugh
ter, Mrs. Harry Conklin. Mrs. Davis
says her husband is feeling fine and
wouldn't be surprised if he would
U1r while che is away
NJ A. Templeton and wife. I. NJ.
Darland and daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Northup left on the early Rock Island
this morning to spend q few days
at the state fair and to see the flying
squadron going across country who
will make stop at the fair grounds.
Miss Mabel Secor. has just return
ed from buying trip to the leading
Wholesale Millinerr Houses and re-
ports the styles for early Fall Hats
have more satisfying-appealing
nature than she expected to find
Correct models on display at Will
sons Department Store.
Miss Clara Luse returned to Los
Angeles, Calf. this morning after
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. NJ. Luse. Miss Luse
is teocher in the public schools of
Los Angeles and has been retained
for the ensuing year at substan-
tial increase in salary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Curtis went to
Atlantic last night to spend the
evening at the home Of her sister.
Mrs. Claude Lacy and family. To-
day they go to Des Moine; to attend
the state fair couple of days. This
is Mr.. Curtis first vacation for long
time and he no doubt will appreciate
it to it's fullest extent.
Mr.. and Mrs. J w. Fickess and
three children who havc been at
Jackson, Minn arrived ii the city
the fore part OF the week for visit
az the howe of Mr.. and Mrs. John
ButtertCn c. c. Phillips and fam
lily came from Pocahontas last night
and will also be quests a the same
home for a few days.
Donald Hunt tie Is year old son
of James Hunt is carrying his right
arm in sling as re ult of the
back-nring of Ford Donald
cranked the car the other morning
when he had the trouble. The arm
and it was thought necess ry for him
to have it dressed by a Physician.
John Lovelace has rceiy ed a SPLEEN
did letter from John Sievers who is
now in Fra nee John IS as en-
thusiastc a soldier as America has
| in France and he is determined to
ge; his share of the Huns. He will
give good account of himself and
all mis- friends here hope he will get
| back with the thousands of others
who are all working TO the same
end
Joe Johnston returned Monday
| from Oskaloosa whore he had been
| to visit his sister, Mrs. Bernice Bar
rett who has been at the hospital in
that city. He reports that Mrs. Bar
rett has so far recovered that she
| is able to be removed to her home
near Barnes City. Morris Barrett
| returned to Audubon with his uncle
| for an extended visit at the home of
his grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Johnston
Chas Bagley received word this
morning that his son Frank Bag
| ley had arrived safely overseas. ii.
! A. Arnold also received word that his
son Clark had arrived safely. We
understand that both young men
went over at the same time. This
is good news TO the people at home
and everyone will be glad when
they return after finishing the big
job that is now gradually coming to
Il victorious end.
Frank Dittman. who recently re-
turned to Audubon to visit his par
ents was united in marriage last
night to Hazel Jones The ceremony
took place at the Methodist parson-
age and was performed by the pastor