Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-05-02

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H. G.. Leach went to Carroll Mon
day evening on business.
Boost, don't boast. One gets
something, the other doesn't.
J. v. Hunter, who visited here
with relatives, returned to Manning
Sunday afternoon.
Sylvester AIRY, who spent few
days in Atlantic on business, returned
hme Friday morning.
Julius Mahl, who was In St. Paul
on business for several days arrived
home Friday morning.
d. E. Carroll, who was here on
business with X. ]. Peterson, left for
Sioux City Saturday morning.
No American can have a secret
sympathy for the Hun, the greatest
enemy of America and the world.
Mrs VIM. Beck and daughter were
business visitors the first of the
week in Omaha, going there Monday
morning.
Miss Lena Baier went to Irwin
Monday morning where she will be
employed at the Earl Ryan home for
the summer.
Miss Daisy Frick was a passenger
Monday morning to Des Moines to
transact business and to enjoy a visit
with friends.
Miss Katherine Clark returned
home Monday morning from q visit
at Carroll with her brother, ]. l..
Clark and family.
L. w. Hillyer returned to his
duties at Sioux City Saturday fore
noon, after a visit with his parants,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hillyer.
Rev. Herrlinger returned to At
lantic Monday morning. He held
services at the German Evangelical
church in this city Sunday.
Miss Mary Foley returned Satur-
day morning from several days visit
in Atlantic and while there transact
ed some important business.
Mrs. A. l.. Brooks, who enjoyed
visit of week at the DR.. w. E.
Kimball home in Des Moines, re-
turned home Monday morning.
Horace Allen, who makes his home
at Omaha, was here last week for a
visit with relatives and friends. He
returned to his home Sunday even
ing.
If you are physically unfit you
will be barred from Joining the army
or navy, but it will not bar one
from enlisting in the Liberty Loan
buyers.
Rev. and Mrs. VIM. Mack went to
Dexter Friday morning, where on
Friday night Rev. Mack gave an adj
dress before the County l. o. o. F.
Convention.
John Martinsen of the Martinsen
Garage and Earl Reese left Friday
afternoon for Omaha to get a couple
Of Ford autos, with which they re-
turned Saturday.
Mrs. w. j. Kness and three chill
dren, after a pleasant visit in Audi
bon with her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Alt and children, returned to Man
ming Sunday afternoon.
]. w. Richards, who is doing his
epring housekeeping for parties at
Omaha. was here over Saturday and
Sunday for q visit with his family,
returning to Omaha Sunday.
Fodder Schmidt and family, who
were called here recently to see her
mother, Mrs VIM. Owen, ST.. and her
brother, Worthy Owen. have return
ed to their home at Yuma, Colo.
Do any OF you remember what you
thought about, read about, talked
about or wrote about, or anything
else, before the war? Tell us about
1t. 1t will make a good news item.
Mrs A. w. Huber of Council Bluffs
Grand Protector of The Pythian Sis
ter's Temple, who was on a tour of
the order, was in Audubon last week
returning to her home Saturday
morning.
Mrs. f. Tarnish Went to Atlantic |
Friday afternoon far a fortnight's |
visit at the home of her sister and |
sister-in-law. Mrs. Mary Tarnish. |
the two sisters. having been married |
to two brothers.
Miss Edna Brown, of Springville, !
N. y. arrived in Audubon Friday af- |
ternoon for visit with her sister, |
Miss Mariana Brown, of the high |
school faculty. She returned to her |
home Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. ]. s. Small, of Hudson, s. D., |
arrived in Audubon Saturday morn
ing for an extended visit with her
father, ID. Il. Soar She will also |
visit her sister. Mrs. l.. A. Jensen,
and family. in Greeley township
Mrs Abe Chambers, OF Greenfield |
who was here to attend the funeral
of her daughter, the late Mrs. w. C.
Hogueisson. and remained for a
visit with relatives and friends, re-
turned to her home Monday fore
noon.
Judge Rockafellow adjourned the
present trem of court in Audubon
Saturday evening and remained over
Sunday night to attend the program
held for the soldier boys at the Pres
byterian church. He went to At
lantic Monday morning. returning
here yesterday to reopen court.
On May eth we will run another
special excursion to the Lower Rio
Grande Valley on our own special
Pullman train. Round trip ticket,
including meals and berth. for the
entire ten days pleasure trip will be
only $3.50 from the home office. II.
G. Leach, manager Audubon County
Land Co., phone BIS.
Carl Hansen, who was employed
in tho Harlan bank for six years re-
signed his position there last month
and went to the home of his relatives
at Elk Horn for a visit. He came to
Audubon last week and Thursday
morning last began his work at the
First National Bank. He is brother
of G. w. Hansen, the Audubon fur
niture dealer.
Miss Lucy Leib was called to Sac
City Saturday morning, having re-
ceived a message that her nephew.