Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-06-27


desired that all members be present.
The Woodmen Circle will meet in
regular session at the w o. W. hail
I tonight. 1t is hoped by the officers
that there will be full attendance.
Miss Ida Reynolds. who has been
spending the past three weeks with
relatives and friends at Sac City, re-
turned home the fore part of the
week.
Frank Feltner. who has been
working at Manning. came home for
over Sunday. Yesterday he went to
Dedham for few days visit with
! friends
F. d. Lane. of the Audubon Mar
BILE works, drove to Creston yester-
day afternoon where he will erect a
large monument in the cemetery for
parties here.
James Cameron of Eldora was in
the city the fore part OF the week.
having come to make his parents,
! Mr.. and Mrs John Cameron, north Of
the city, short visit
During the month of May the Au-
dubOn Chapter Red Cross made 115
pajama suits, 80 hospital shirts and
IS convalescent robes, as reported
by Mrs. ID. j. Conklin.
Mrs. John Johnson, who has been
visiting at the home of her son. Hans
Johnson and family ten miles north
of town, returned TO her home at
Marine Tuesday evening.
DR.. Hollenbeck went TO Des
Moines yesterday to attend the an
] % he. us1- Na+-
Urinary Association, which was in
session yesterday and today.
/ Mrs. A. C. Harmon and son Har-
old. came overland from Iowa City
in their new Cadillac car for visit
at the home of her sister, Mrs. j. II.
Eddy and with numerous friends.
/ Miss Rebecca Weeks and her sister
| Elma Ruth, left yesterday morning
| for Guthrie Center where they will
spend several weeks with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.
I Grandstaff.
Jacob Christensen and family, of
Hampton, Iowa, who spent over sun
day with their son, who is at Camp
Dodge. arrived in the city Tuesday
afternoon for a visit at the Andrew
Sorensen home.
Mrs NJ b. Wonsmos returned
today from a visit in Omaha
with her son, Chris Wonsmos and
Wife She was accompanied by her
little grandson, Edward smith, who
fully enjoyed the short visit.
G. L. Rosenbladt. who accompan-
led his son, DR.. f. Rosenbladt, TO
Council Bluffs Sunday, returned
home Tuesday afternoon and reports
heavy rain on Monday afternoon
and, evening in and near Council
Bluffs.
Chris LANCE, who has been sore
ly affected with rheumatism for sew
eral months, departed yesterday for
ColfaX. where he will spend several
weeks taking baths and drinking the
water with hope Of improving his
condition.
/ Elijah Stafford who has been out
/ in Montana and Wyoming the past
/ two months looking for work, re-
turned to Audubon Sunday. He will
/ probably engage in farming for the
summer and fall months, and may
locate on farm next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Griffith. Miss
/ August Hecker, Miss Marie Wolf, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Hollenbeck and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Ebert, composed a
party of Audubonites who enjoyed a
few days fishing and camping at the
lakes over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Krauel. Laura,
! Elmer, VIII Krauel and wife. who
spent a few days camping and fishing
"a | 10
day. They report a splendid time
and had the pleasure of capturing a
number of the finny tribe.
C. L. Farrell employed at the tel
ephone office. returned from Carroll
Monday where he spent over Sunday
with his parents and to bid good
by to his brother Homer, who has
enlisted in the navy and been sent to
n the Great Lakes Naval Training Sta
ton.
S. F. Garmire, who spent several
weeks out west. returned TO his home
north of the city the latter part of
/ the week. While out in Washing
ton he visited the camps at Fowler
and Fl. Flagler, and while there he
saw number Of Audubon county
boys.
We are in receipt of poster from
/ Gretna, Nebr.. announcing a big 4th
of July feature in that town. At the
! bottom of the bill is the signature of
/ c. +. Mertz, promoter. From the
attractions advertised We are led to
believe that the celebration will be
one grand affair and no doubt Mr..
( Mertz will contribute largely to its
success.
, Mrs. John Wagner, who has been
in st. Louis with her daughter Grace
/ for several weeks, returned home the
latter part of the week. Specialists
thought Grace's physical condition
could be greatly improved II she
would remain for several months
treatment. She will stay for a per-
iod of six months and il is hoped
that her Improvement will prove to
be permanent.
Sewald Hcnriksen was in Des
Moines the fore part of the week eX-
pecting TO enlist in the navy He
took the first examination and pass
ed. but when he came 10 the second
part OF the examination he was dis
qualified on account of stiff jointed
finger. He was informed that he
could be accepted for service If he
had the finger amputated. He re-
turned yesterday and is debating in
his mind what to do.
Aage Madsen, young man who
worked in the county for several
years, but enlisted in the Navy last
August. spent few days the fore
mart nj tho week visiting nj the home