Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-01-30

Robert G. Ping went to Galva, Ia,
Tuesday to visit his daughter, Mrs.
w. A. Fredicksen and family for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Monosen of
Lake View transferred here Tuesday
enroute TO Extra for visit with her
brother, Jake Jacobsen and children.
Henry Petersen and Peter Ras-
mussen who have been employed at
Racine, Wis, arrived home Saturday
of last week to remain for the win
ter.
Alfred Alec went to Anita Tuesday
morning to assist with the work on
the farm of his brother-in-law, Ben
Ehle, where he will remain for a
time.
S. ID. Ross, who visited here with
his daughter, Mrs. F. II. McFadden
and family, departed for his home at
Grand Island, Nebr., Tuesday fore
noon
M. /. Masterson left Monday ev-
ening for Cedar Rapids to attend the
big Hereford cattle sale held by A..
A. Berry & Son sale Tuesday of this
week.
Matt Butterton was Tuesday
morning passenger to Des Moines TO
have his eyes, which have been both
ering him of late, examined by spe-
cialist.
/ The allied powers have taken up
the matter of the trial and punish
ment of the ex-kaiser and his other
beasts of war. Hope they receive
their just deserts.
Tom Jordan left Tuesday morning
for visit of several days at the home
of his sister, Mrs. Robert Smith and
family and with other relatives and
friends at Kirksville, Ia.
! Thos. j. Conner who came from
Bows City, Ia, Sunday afternoon for
visit with his wife and child and
the VIM. Laubender family, returned
to his work Monday evening.
In all his 80 years a soldier,
Prince Carl Hohenzollern remarked
that he had never seen discipline and
efficiency so remarkable. as was
shown by the American soldiers.
Adolph Wolfe of Yuma, Colo, ar
rived in Audubon Sunday afternoon
for visit with former friends and
to look after business affairs. He
is looking fine and reports doing a
good business in Colorado.
If the higher pay for teachers and
year round wage as favored by Gov.
w. l.. Harding ever goes into effect
ii will lessen the migratory tendency
of many of our teachers, thus en-
abling schools to procure and retain
better talent.
Miss Celia Tharnish of Extra visit
ed here Sunday with her friend, Miss
Mamie Michaels, going to Carroll
Sunday evening to visit her sister
Mrs. Kate South and children for a
few days. She returned to Audi
bon Tuesday morning, enroute to hel
home.
Corn. Bernal C. Mick" Garter
writes friends in Audubon that he
has been transferred from Camp
Upton, N. Y, to Camp Dodge and ex-
poets to be mustered out soon and the
first place he will strike for is Au
| dubon, so as to be able to smear his
hands full OF real printers ink.
4 Henry Ford may be able to turn
out a satisfactory little auto, but ht
has completely fallen down when i
came to making the Eagle boat fol
the navy. The direct cause, howev
err, was that he had to hire mostly for
eign labor, unable to speak English
having to receive their orders b,
signs
Mrs. j. f. McCort received posta
picture card from her brother, Har
lev Stafford Monday from France
This is che first news they have re
ceived from him for several months
The picture shows "Huck" as look
ing fine, but rather thin. He is LOOK
ing forward to the time he will o
sent home. All hope ii will be soon