Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-07-04
= LOCAL AND PERSONAL

amusement.
w. E. Kline, of Malvern, who ha
been here on visit with his brothe
l.. K. Kline, departed for his hom,
Tuesday morning.
Willis Hudspath visited his bro
Their Frank Hudspath and famil.
over Sunday returning on Tuesday t
his home in Omaha.
Miss Esther Keith went to Cleal
Lake Tuesday morning where sh,
will be guest at house party giver
by a classmate of hers at Ames col
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Kennedy ar
rived from Jackson, Nebr., the for'
part of the week for visit at thu
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. X
]. Petersen. t
Mrs. Branch Prick went to De-
Moines Saturday to join her HUSBAND
who has a position there. Mrs
Prick has been making an extensive
visit at the DR.. Childs home.
Miss Clarabell Leonard who enjoy
ed two weeks vacation from hel
duties at the telephone office, ha!
returned, having spent a most de
lightful time with her two sisters an(
their families at Davenport.
B. C. Carter, who has been workine
on this paper for over year, left las
Friday for his old homo in Nebraska
where he will visit home folks for 6
while. He hopes to return to Audi
bon about the first of next September
Miss Mayme Michel, who has been
| ON inxyinU fro
her duties at the post office, returned
! from Des Moines the latter part OF
the week and on Monday went back
to her post of duty.
Mrs. Warren Tassell, of Chicago is
in the city a guest at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. VIM. Mack She
will also have the pleasure OF visit
7 ing her sister Mrs. McGovern, who is
also a guest at the same home.
Mrs. Thomas Miller and three
children who have been here on an
extended visit at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Alt. re-
turned Tuesday morning to their
home near Oklahoma City, Okla.
T. A. Moore came from Quincy,
H.. the last of the week to join his
wife and daughter, who have been
here on a ten days visit at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Northup.
Miss White and her class in Ex-
preston. assisted by the Sono Orch
estra and LaVerne Hansen, will
give a benefit recital for the Red
Cross Comfort Fund" at 500 p. m,
Friday, July IL, at the High School
auditorium.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Lidd and son
Elmer, who were guests at the
parental, Geo. Foley home. termin-
ated their visit Tuesday when they
returned to Shenandoah, where Mr..
Lido is engaged in the clothing
business.
w. j. McCaw and wife left over.
land Sunday for Dixon, Nebr., where
they will visit their children. After
a fortnight they will return accom-.
panied by three of their daughters
who have been in the vicinity Of Dix
on since the early part of June.
H. j. Banghart writes us from Cas-
cade that he is now engaged in pro
ductive employment. He now owns
confectionery stand at Cascade ant
the young man who was operating i
for him was drafted, SO Mr.. Bang
hart was compelled to take possession
of the place.
l. A. Jones, who has been farming
near Shelby, Mont. since the for,
part of March, returned home the
last of the week Mr.. Jones says croI
prospects were exceedingly good un
til last week when that section wa.
visited by a severe hail storm which
completely destroyed all crops.
Mrs. ]. A. Christainsen, of Des
Moines has been visiting at the Rev
G. b. Christensen and Mrs. Martil
Kjer homes. Her husband is in the
service in France and during his
absence Mrs. Christensen and he
mother will make their home to.
gether in Des Moines.
Thos. Rutherford and daughte
Vera were i'll Des Moines the for,
part of the week and returned later
with Miss Inez, who is just recovering
from an operation for appendicitis
Miss Alice Rutherford, who hes beef
in Des Moines with her sister tbs
past two weeks also returned home
The Republican has been awarded
the printing of the premium list TO
the fcir this year. Copy for alver
Using is now being secured and thu
book will be issued within the mex
three weeks. If any of our farmer
or breeders wish space in the book
they should cell ut hi: office at once
! Mrs. c. w. Proctor. daughter Mis-
/
and Ruth Johnson We're at Guthrie
Center last Thursday attending tn
Standard Bearers convention whicl
was held at the Methodist church
They report splendid convention,
large attendance and much enthus
iasm manifested.
Fl. C. Leach. of the Audubon Coun
ty Land Co, leaves Friday of mex
week on the early Rock Island wit
another party of land buyers for til
Rio Grande Valley of Texas. TIL
next regular excursion was dated TO
July 10th, but number or partie
wanted to go at this time so the eN
cursion for Friday, July 18th wa
arranged.
Dale Anderson and W. Baust lei
last week for Des Moines. .wher
they enlisted in the aviation corp:
They passed their examinations sue
cessfully and were Immediately sen
to the Great Lake Training Static
near Chicago, where the young me
say they are thoroughly enjoyin
their new experiences. This make
two sons Mr. Anderson has in tn
service.
Hans johnson returned from Dc
Molnes Saturday where he spent te
! days visiting his son Raymond VIII
is at the hospital at Camp Dodge RI
covering from a surgical operation
Raymond is a brave young lad and
| gradually recovering from yer
| sarinug Ulpacs Mr. Johnson cav