Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1918-05-16
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& LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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Phil Crow and wife and her broth
er and sister. Will and Mayme Eek
les. who visited their brother. Leo
Eckles at Camp Dodge, returned
home the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brockway re-
turned home Thursday evening last
from Perry, where they enjoyed a
visit of several days with their son,
Carson Brockway and family.
! Mrs. Laurits Hansen and four
children. who visited here with her
| father, Fred Gjerloff and her sis
ter, Miss Olga, returned to their
home at Extra Saturday evening.
l.. Z. VOORHEES, and wife, of Col
lege View. Nebr., arrived in Audu-
bon Friday morning for visit with
| his sister, Mrs. 0. l.. Lane and fam
ly. They returned home this morn
ing.
Mrs. E. Z Bailey and two children
after a weeks visit at Redfield with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. ks
sick, and her sister, Mrs. l. Orahood
and family, returned home Friday
afternoon.
Sylvia the play put on in Au-
dubon Friday night of last week at
the high school, was again staged in
the opera house at Gray Tuesday ev-
ening of this week. A large audience
was present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Culver and
family autoed to Council Bluffs Sun
day for few hours visit with their
daughter, Miss Edith. who is taking
course of training at the Jenny Ed
mondon hospital there.
Clark Sloan went to Atlantic Sat
urday to take lessons in dry battery
work. He makes the trip several
times a week and when he COM
pletes the work will have charge of
the dry battery work at the Dryden
shop
John SEWERS, who is in the army
service, stationed at Camp Pike,
Ark, arrived here Friday morning
to visit his brother, Fred SEWERS,
and other relatives and numerous
friends. He is looking well and is
enjoying army life.
Mrs. J. w. Laurensen left Friday
evening for her home at Atlantic,
after an enjoyable visit of several
days here at the home of her sister,
Mrs. |. ID. McCarville and children.
Her niece. Miss Margaret McCarville
accompanied her to Atlantic for IN
over Sunday visit.
All of life is evolution. First we
sit. Then we crawl After a while
we walk, hanging onto things. Then
we run. Next in our evolution comes
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then the automobiles. And in the
war, the aeroplanes, tanks, trucks
and ambulances. Truly, this is the
age.
l.. G. Kopp, Thomas Rutherford
and Tom Shelley went to Manning
Saturday by auto. They then took .
the Great Western train for Yuma, !
Colo, to look after their land hold |
ings. Mr. Kopp has sold what land /
he formerly owned there and goes at /
this time to close the deal and pur-
chase more land.
Mr.. and Mrs Blaine Swart left I
Sunday for ColfaX, where Mrs. Swart .
will take treatment for rheumatism, /.
with which she has been suffering
for several weeks, at times intensely. /
Her brother took them as far as At /
lantic by auto. Mr. Swart returned
to Audubon yesterday. 1t is hoped
by the numerous friends of Mrs.
Swart that she will return home soon
completely restored to her former
good health
Hans Hansen arrived home Sun
day evening from Bassano. Canada, /
where he went few weeks ago to
to attend to the breaking up of some
land he owns there He says the
prospects for a good crop are better
this year than at any other time in
the history of that country His sis
ter. Miss Martene Hanson, who &C.
companied him to Canada, remained
there and will help her brother Chris
and family for time.