Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-07-25
4 LOCAL AND PERSONAL


A five rom house for rent. En-
quire of j. G. Fisher 2 wks.
You have no experiences to pay
when you let Col. V. C. Schwaller
Son cry your sails. If
Miss Eloise Buck returned the
part of the week from an over Sun
day visit with friends in Denison,
and while away attended house
party given by one of her class
mates at Simpson college.
Mrs. w. w. Smith who was in
Chicago last week purchasing a
large line of ready-to-wear for The
Smith Fashion Shop, returned
plated going to New York City, but
finding the market so plentiful in
Chicago, she did not think it neces-
sary to go east.
Rev. Giddens and son Paul and the
Misses Phoebe Farquhar and Vera
Suidler, came over from Winterset
Sunday and visited in the city until
Monday afternoon. Rev Giddens
came to preach the funeral sermon
for the late Vernon Reed which was
held at the Methodist church Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs. J. c. Sorensen who has been
at Fl. Casey, Wash, the past number
OF weeks so as to be near her hus-
band, who has been stationed theere.
returned home Monday. She re-
ports her husband as doing well and
in the best of spirits. Mrs. Sorensen
is the daughter of Carl Andersen.
who resides northeast of the city.
Alex Caldwell and wife have gone
on another several weeks visit. This
time they have gone to Warrensburg
Mo-, TO make an extended visit at
/ the home of his brother. VIM Cald-
we'll and family. Alex says he
thinks they have a lot of good eats
| down there in Missouri, and he
thought the best way to find out was
to make long visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Hayes re-
turned from Sioux City Monday
where they had been to visit Louis
NJ. Schupp and wife. Louis has
been called into the army service
and was among the ESQ men that left
Sioux City Tuesday for Atlanta. Ga
One brother from Minnesota and an
other from Canada were present at
the family gathering.
W II. Duvall and wife left Fri
day for Houston. Texas. where
they will visit their son. Lester Du-
vail, who enlisted in the army SER
vice last May. He has just recent
ly been transferred from Browns
Vile, and they thought it would be
good idea to pay him visit at
this time as he might be taken
overseas soon.
W. w. Smith injured his right
leg quite severely early Monday
morning when he fell through a hole
in the floor in the up stairs of his
residence which is undergoing i'm
provements. Mr. Smith is limping
as a result of the injury, which is
fortunately not as serious as il
might have been, though il is quite
annoying to him in his work.
L. f. Tramp OF the Audubon Clay
Products Co.. complied with the re-
quest of his employees Tuesday
afternoon in granting them a half
holiday so they might have the OPP
portunity of attending the program
honor of the 1876 soldier boys who
departed for Camp Pike. Ark, yes
terday morning. They were also al
lowed until 1880 Wednesday morn
ing to enable them TO go to the de-
pot when the boys entrained.
Senator G. s. Saunders, OF Coun-
ell Bluffs was the speaker at the
farewell reception at Brayton Mon
day evening when the people of the
community gave public demonstra-
ton for the men of the community
who We're to leave on Wednesday for
| Camp Pike. Ark. \ supper was CIV
en- the boys and free lunch was serv-
ed to the public in general A
ladies chorus under the leadership
of Mrs. Taylor. furnished patriotic
music. A big crowd was in Bray
ton to bid the boys farewell.
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