Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-05-29

! Aubrey Herndon was a business
visitor to Manning Tuesday after
noon.
Joe Casper of the McCort meat
market returned to Audubon Tues
day afternoon, following a several
days friendly visit in Davenport.
Mrs. John Butterton left Tuesday
morning for visit in Des Moines
with relatives at the G. r. Parnham
home, where she will remain several
days.
Bert Evans who has been employ
ed at Wakefield came from Omaha
Saturday night for visit with rela-
tives, and friends for couple of
days.
Miss Esther b. Gates of Lewis
came Tuesday afternoon fer visit
with her friend, Miss Esther r.. Full
ton for period of two weeks at the
DIR. and Mrs. j. M. Fulton home.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Sturdivan sold
their residence in east Audubon to
s. Settlemire Monday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Settlemire and family
will gain possession March 1, 1920.
G.. B. Berner of Omaha visited
here several days with his brother,
John Berner, going to Atlantic Tues
day evening for friendly visit. af-
ter which he will return to his home.
Harry e. Reed, representing the
A G. Spaulding and Brothers of
, Chicago was here Tuesday and re-
ceived the order for the new base
ball uniforms to be supplied the Au-
dubon team. They are nifty art
icle and of the best material.
Henry Frederichsen sold his 200
! acre farm three and a half miles
northwest of town, Tuesday. to Har-
vey Williamson. The consideration
was $500 per acre. 10 This is consid-
cred one of the many good farms in
this county and the price is consider
ed none too high.
Misses Katie and Clara Campbell,
Mildred Kerwin and Chas. Campbell
autoed to Coon Rapids last Sunday
to attend the d. of l. initiation at
which time 81 new members were
taken in. Jack Lynn, who was here
I for frinedly visit from Coon Rapids
accompanied them home.
August Johnson, wife and sons
Frank and Roy and friend Miss
Goldie Rinehart were in Atlantic
Monday to attend the big cattle sale.
Mr.. Johnson then went to Manning
Monday night to attend the big ban
quet for stockmen, over ESQ plates
being laid and 365 rooms engaged
for the visitors.
Sylvester AIRY arrived home Satur-
day from an ext ended visit at Ware
mart. Colo, with his son, C. A. AIRY
and family. Mr. AIRY made the trip
both wavs in his trusty little automo-
bile. He reports Clarence and fam
lily as getting along real well and
crops as showing up well in that sec
tion of the country.
In last weeks issue was made
mistake in the Crescent Theater ad.
in that we dated Carmen of the
Klondike' featuring Clara Williams,
Saturday. May Gath Instead of Satur-
day, May 31st. We make this cor
rection so as to call your attention
to the fact that Clara Williams will
be az the Grsscent Saturday of this
"esAn3ls6 3tef 1t aaijdan sa}tE
i9 Miss Myrtle Davisso daughter Sof
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Davis of Nor
ristown. S. D., who has been attend
ing the Audubon high school and
making her home with her grand
father. W. b. Davis and daughters,
departed Tuesday evening for her
home. Miss Elizabeth Davis, her
aunt. accompanied her as far as
Manning. where she was to be met
yesterday by her grandmother, Mrs.
c. H. Earhart and cousin, Simon
Watts of Des Moines, who were to
accompany her to Morristown for a
visit
Miss Dora Clark. former teacher
of Domestic Science in the Audi
bon high schools, now principal of
the Fontanelle, Ia, schools. accom-
panied by her friend. Miss Nellie
Trueblood also of Fontanelle. came
to Audubon Monday afternoon for a
visit with her friend, Miss Anna
Wilson They left Tuesday even
| ing for a visit at Omaha. Miss
Clark will teach at Cherokee next
year. Miss Clark. while at Fonta
nellie, made her home with Mrs.
Mcclure, widow of a former editor of
the Audubon Republican
The first regular chuch services
to be held in the new Catholic
church were held last Sunday when
the pastor, Rev j. #. Costello ceie-
brated high mass and benediction OF
the Most Blessed Sacrament. The
church edifice was filled with the
regular pensioners and many not
of the Catholic faith were in attend
ance. The G. A. r. and w. r. c.
were present in body. having the
| front section seats at either side.
The patriotic address by the pastor
was timely and interesting. as was
also his welcome TO the members of
the G.. A. r. and w. r. and the
Audubon public. We have heard
many complimentary remarks dur
ing the week regarding his speech
The new church is certainly beau
tiful edifce and the priest and par