Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-12-19
Chas. Sunberg was a passenger to
Manning Sunday afternoon

Chas. Sunberg was a passenger to
Manning Sunday afternoon.
Although there is supposed
scarcity of 1919 calendars most ev-
cry one seen on the streets Saturday
was carrying one.
+. l.. Anderson and wife returned
Thursday last from a visit at the
home of his father, p +. Anderson,
in Ruthvan. Iowa.
Mrs. a. X. Kitteli went to Harlan
Friday morning to be with her son,
Howard f.. kittell, and family, who
were afflicted with the flu.
Fred Gjerloff and daughter, Miss
Clara. went to Extra Friday forenoon
tC visit at the home OF his daughter,
Mrs. Lawrence Hansen and family.
J. c. Beatty. of Des Moines, trans
acted business in Audubon last week,
going to Atlantic Saturday evening.
after which he returned to his home.
He intends going south to spend the
winter,
Chas. Fullerton. who returned home
Thursday last from Ames, went to
Council Bluffs Friday morning on
business with the Iowa Telephone
Company.
H. J. Mantz was a Friday morning
passenger to Carroll to see Chas. S.
White patient in the hospital, suf-
fering with influenza and threatened
pneumonia.
Earl Rudy who was mustered out
OF the service last week at Camp
Grant and visited his wife near Ross
came to Audubon Saturday TO visit
relatives and friends.
Mrs John Bailey. who recently
submitted to a surgical operation at
the Carroll hospital. returned home
Saturday morning. feeling quite well
although somewhat weaE
+. Ray Smith. who enjoyed five
days furlough and visited here with
his wife and son, returned to the
Great Lakes Training Station Friday
morning where he is one of the
chief cooks.
+. F. Wall and family. who moved
from Mankato. Kansas, to Audubon
last year, left for their former home
last Friday morning to visit during
the holiday season with relatives and
former friends.
John II. Thorp had an X-ray pic
ture of his hand taken last week to
find steel wire silver that entered
the index finger The wire could be
seen very plainly and was removed by
the local physician.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. +. Kerwin and
daughter Miss Agnes, came from
Carroll Saturday morning to attend
the funeral of Albert Mcclure, the
families having been fast friends for
a great number of years.
G. X. Wilson. of Greeley township,
who visited at Jefferson with his
daughter, Mrs. II. F. Eckert and fam
lily, who was i'll with influenza, re-
turned home Friday and reports
them as getting along fine.
G. II. Virtue went to Council
Bluffs Saturday evening for an over
Sunday visit with his wife and
child. returning home Monday, &C
companied by his family, who have
been visiting relatives for time.
Mr. and Mrs. John Frost, former
residents of Extra visited in Audi
bon with friends last Saturday. They
were en- route to Extra from Carroll
to visit with her sister, Mrs. =. J.
Homes. and assist with the Kommes
public sale held Monday of this
week.
The former German emperor is be-
ing guarded daily by number of his
picked men to protect him from as
sassination. This, no doubt, will save
him from outsiders. but in his own
good time he will do the world a SER
vice by taking himself out of this
world by the suicide route, which will
be a blessing to humanity.