Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-05-09
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Special sale of coats now on at the
Wilson Department Store.
Chr. Jensen, who was here visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Jen-
sen for a couple of weeks, departed
for Yuma, Colo, today.
Carl F. Christensen and Leonard
C. Petersen have been called for SER
vice in the mechanical department
and will depart for Camp Meade,
Md, May goth. aS
Mrs. Chas. Stemm returned today
10 her home at Dexter. She was here
at We home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. s. Bridenstine and helping
care for her mother, who has not
been feeling we'll of late
Mrs. E. Rasmussen, arrived here
today from Cedar Falls to join her
husband, who came to Audubon rec
emily and is employed as carpenter
at the Hermansen & Stone mill. They
will now make Audubon their home.
Mrs. j. c. Craney and daughter.
Veronica, who enjoyed an extended
visit here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. r. CASTOR, returned to their
home at Omaha today. Mrs. CASTOR
accompanied them as far as Atlantic
and remined over night with her
friends
George McLeran arrived here yes
terday morning from his home in
Chicago to be with his aged father.
VIM McLeran, Sr., whose condition
is critical. Mr. McLeran was able to
| be about the streets until last week
when he took to his bed. Owing to
his extreme age it is doubtful if he
will recover.
Hans Hansen Monday IF this week
scll his modern home on S)u:n
W ashington stree. to Jens Clemensen
Ct Elk HON. AIR. CiemrnSea will
! Gain POSSESSION Of his new resi- 1cnce
some time in August when Mr. Han
sen and family will move into iheir
new home now in the course of erec-
ten in Freeman's addition.
VIM. lookout, chef at the Conk-
lin Cafe for time and then mana
ger of a restaurant for himself until
recently, when he was compelled tC
quit work, left last week for Oak
dale to enter the sanitarium for tn
bercular trouble. 1t is hoped by hi:
many friends that he will soon be re
stored to good health.
Mrs. Charles Van Gorder depart
ed this morning for Glencoe, H., foI
a visit with her daughter. Mrs. Kirk
Her friend, Miss Eleanor Mitchell o
Los Angeles, Calf. who has enjoyed
a months visit here at the Van Cor
der home, accompanied Mrs. Val
Gorder to Glencoe for visit. afte
which she will depart for her home
Choate & Lane OF the Audubon
Marble and Granite Works. are bus.
this spring placing monuments IL
our local cemeteries. They have a
the present time in their work room
the best and most substantial stool
of monuments ever seen in Audubon
The cemetery lots are being out int
beautiful shape for Decoration Day
Emil Bilharz entertained Miss De
Luhery and several classmates will
| weinie and marshmallow roas
Friday evening at the Country Club
Together with other edibles a mea
of substantial proportions was en-
joyed. Games and music were TIL
order of the evening and all in all
most pleasant evening was had b.
the dozen people present.
Miss Lillian Jensen went to Coun
Gil Bluffs Sunday where she wa
called as a witness in the $1,000
I damage suit brought by \. G. .Stor
OF Omaha against ]. II Dickinson
receiver for the c. +. |. * y. raj
! road. The suit is brought becaus
OF an auto accident which occurre
I two years ago, iauSln, thu dea,h {
MS Storz Miss Jarscu returned
Audubon yesterday afternoon.
The public school service flag wa
! unfurled Tuesday afternoon at tn
high school assembly room. goo
program had been arranged for til
occasion and was carried out in d.
tail. Mary Davis and Father Coste
10 gave excellent addresses and tn
Misses Olga and Alma Christense
sang a duet and Mrs. G. b. Scott an
Harry Edwards each sang solo. A
who attended the program were vel
appreciative as it was one well rel
dered.
Go to Roberts drug store f.
poultry remedies.
Everett Smiths condition remail
about the same, following his seve
/ stroke received a month ago. He
able to eat well and recognizes e
eryone who calls to see him. Ho'
ever, complications have develop
and it is hard to tell what the on
J come will prove to be. In convers
n ton with him Tuesday he inform
us that he intends to get well as
feels strong and has rugged co
stitution. We, as well as his nul
erous friends, hope that his pred
ton proves true. He is having t
best of care, and now that he h
rallied this long his chance. of recc