Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-06-06
= LOCAL AND PERSONAL y

Chicago and Morris. Ill where he
visited relatives and friends and
transacted business
Mrs DR.. w. e. kImDaT and son
William who have been visiting her
grandmother. Mrs. Langworthy. at
Lewis. came to Audubon yesterday
for visit at the home Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Ms A. L Brooks.
Mrs. j. r. Wright and daughters
Wanda and Mary left this morning
for New Providence where they VIII
spend fortnight visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. H. w. An
drews and family.
Willis Lloyd of Atlantic was in the
city yesteray visiting friends. He
went from here to Jefferson to visit
his brother as he expects soon TO be
indicted into the army service and
will go to Camp Dodge.
Miss Goldie Hayes, employed the
past year as teacher in the public
schools at Lehigh. Iowa. arrived in
the city Monday morning for a visit
with her sister. Mrs. l.. +. Kline and
family. From here she will prob
ably go to Peetz, Colo. to spend the
summer with her mother.
G. l.. Gore is in Burlington this
week attending the State Undertake
ers Convention. which has been in
session and comes to close tonight.
Many special features were on the
program this week and the big ban
quet was held Wednesday evening at
Burlington's splendid new hotel.
Mrs. Joe Johnston was called to
Barnes City yesterday morning by
the serious illness of her daughter,
Mrs. Bernice Barrett. She has been
in poor health for some months, in
fact since the first of March when
fact since the first of March since
they moved to their new home she
has been ailing much of the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Smith were
pleasantly surprised Sunday when
they received word from their
daughter, Mrs. Selo Schultz, that a
daughter had been born to them on
June list. at their home in
Silver City. n. NJ. Mother and the
little ray of sunshine are doing well.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Caldwell, who
have been spending the past two
weeks at Arnold's Park, camping
and fishing, returned home by auto
afternoon. Mr.. Caldwell
said he had a good timeb ut fishing
was not as good as he expected. The
roads We're muddy all the way home
but he encountered little trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Bartlett, who
visited friends here and transacted
business several days, returned Tues
day to their home at Holstein. Iowa.
Fred is looking fine and says he is
well pleased with business at Hol-
stein. They made the trip by auto
but expected to get back after the
heavy rains without any difficulty
Miss Elizabeth Canadian, one of the
teachers in the public schools in this
city left Saturday for Des Moines,
where she expected to enter the
Methodist hospital to submit to a
surgical operation on her foot, which
was injured in an auto accident last
fall. After her recovery she will re-
turn to her home at Clearmont, Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. W. Cramer went
to Spirit Lake this morning to spend
a few days in that city looking after
the effects Of their son, who was ac-
hllltd llltlt hds
ening. Mr. Cramer informs us that
he will prosecute the parties who
through carelessness caused the ac-
cident in which his son and another
young man from Spirit Lake lost
their lives.
George Carter is nursing a badly
burned hand this week. While he
was working with a gasoline stove at
his home the other evening, the
stove exploded, throwing gasoline
over his right hand, burning it Sc
verely. He had the hand dressed
and today there is every indication
that il will heal, but it will be sew
eral weeks before he is able to use
that most valuable member
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Johnson and
his mother left last night for Kansas
City. Mo-. where they will visit the
son and brother, Alva Johnson, who
with a number of other boys are at
tending the Sweeney Auto School.
which is a branch of the army SER
vice. The men are soon to be trans
ferred to some other location. per-
him Godspeed.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rasmussen and
Mr.. and Mrs. Malthe Malthesen and
TWO children, Clara and Ida, left
Yesterday morning for Council Bluffs
where last night they attended the
wedding of Mrs. Lena Paulsen to
Mr.. Victor Rasmussen Stabby. Mrs
paulsen formerly lived in this city
and her many friends will join in
extending most hearty congratula-
.Ons and best wishes for happy and
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Sampson. who
we're in the city over Sunday visit
ng at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs c. ii. Sampson. returned
% their home in Des Moines Monday
Mr. Sampson made SPLEEN |
lid address in the park Sunday ev-
ening He would liked TO have made /,
4 longer visit here but his law bus
ness was such that it was impera-
i've for him TO return to Des Moincs
It once.
Miss Maggie Hansen, Clarence
and Elmer Nelson, who have been
attending the Seminary at Hutchin- T,
son, Mimi, returned home yester-
lay morning. Miss Catherine Chris !
ensen of Beardsley, Kansas, also
student at the Seminary, came with /,
hem for visit at the A. p. Han /,
sen home. Mrs. Chris Sorensen and /
Mrs. Nels Nelson, who attended the I
exercises, accompanied !.
he young people on their return
nome
The teachers and pupils of the (
school at Lincoln No. gave a pie I
social last Friday evening. Owing ,