Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-04-03
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their friend, Miss Helen Grisell at
Guthrie Center.
George Viewer left Audubon Tues
day morning, saying he was going to
Paris. He will probably come as
near reaching Paris as the kaiser
did.
Miss Mabel Hunter, attending the
| Audubon high school was week end
visitor at the home of her parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hunter of Gid
| den.
Mrs. Mary BONNIE of DeSota, Ia,
who enjoyed a pleasant visit here
with her daughters, Mesdames B. J.
Black and E. A. Taggart, left for her
home Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Gust Dettman came from At
lantic Tuesday morning to visit with
her mother and sisters, and to see
her brother, Robert Leib, who has
been quite ill for some time.
Miss Elsie Kopaska, who visited
at Bayard with relatives, returned to
Audubon Thursday evening. Her
cousin, Miss Elvina Kopaska accom-
panied her to Audubon for a visit of
a couple of days.
Ralph Garnett, who has been here
on an extended visit with Chas Fer
guson and wife and his many friends
departed for Huron, S. D., last
Thursday evening and will again
take up his railroad work.
! Miss Eleanor Dinse, departed
Tuesday morning for Gillette, Wyo.,
where she will be employed as school
teacher at fine salary. With teach
ers scarce in Iowa, why not pay high
er salaries and keep them here?
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Lee of Coon
Rapids autoed here Friday to see her
brother, Robert Leib, who is conval-
escing from his recent illness, at the
! sister, Miss Lucy Leib, is giving him
the best of care.
The Misses Sechler, Treston, Des-
IN O and Myers of the high school IA
Guilty entertained several of their
lady friends at $50 o'clock dinner
party at the Virginian Cafe last
Thursday evening
Miss Lauretta Farrell and Joe w.
Wolfe Of the Gray vicinity came to
Audubon last Thursday, procured a
marriage license OF District Clerk
John Horning and Immediately went
| to the home of Rev. VIM. Mack who
Joined them In the bonds OF wedlock.
John Arp, who recently returned
from overseas duty, received his
honorable discharge from service
last week and arrived in Audubon
for visit with his uncle John N. Arp
and family in the country. He left
the latter part of the week for At
lantic where he was when he joined
the colors.
Carl Jensen, who enjoyed a pleas
ant visit here with his uncle, Jens
c. Andersen and family and with
relatives at the Hans Andersen
home. departed for his home at
Froid. Montana last Thursday even
ing. Mr.. Jensen recently returned
to America from visit in Denmark
with his relatives.
Mesdames F. A. Johnson, Irving
Johnson, II. C. Rogers and Ernest
Reed went to Griswold Tuesday
morning to attend the convention OF
the Des Moines branch of the w. F.
NJ. S. of the Methodist Episcopal
church, being held there this week.
Mrs. Reed, the delegate, appeared on
the Wednesday afternoons program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Petersen
were joyfully pleased last Friday
when their son, Ernest Petersen ar
rived home, having been mustered
out of service at Camp Funston last
week. Mr.. Petersen spent ten
months in the service at different
environments and is more than pleas
ed to be home again with his rela-
tives and friends.
The Misses Culver entertained at
the home of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. V. l.. Culver, last Friday even
ing, complimentary to Miss Donna
Baker, who departed Monday even
ing for Chicago to commence her
course in skilled nursing at the
Grant hospital. At six o'clock a
fine dinner was served the guests
who numbered dozen or more and
the evening was pleasantly enjoyed
by all.
Maurits Englend, who joined the
colors July 90, 1918 and was sent tt
Camp Pike, Ark, where he remained
six weeks, and was then sent over
seas, arrived back in the America OF
March 18th. He was mustered GU
of service last Friday and arrived il
Audubon Saturday morning for
visit with his friend, Rudolph Sea
strom by whom he was employed
when he entered the service. MI
Englend has many friends who will
be pleased to see him again.
Thursday evening of last week
Mrs. John Hepp in honor of the 13t
birthday anniversary Of her daugh
J ter, Miss Goldie. entertained a mum
. Der of her school children friends a
the home in West Audubon from fiv
until seven O'Clock. At six o'cloc
delicious birthday supper was serN
ed including the fine birthday cak'
which Goldie had the honor of GU
ting and sharing with her friends
She received several nice presents
remind her of the happy occasion.
| AS mentioned last week in the RI
publican, that the ice plant was a.
sured for Audubon and the probabl
site arranged for, so it is. Til
work of excavating was commence
Monday on the lots south of the Di'
on Lumber CO., and good Roadway
already being made. The machiner
will arrive in time to be placed
position, some of it before the buil'
ing is started and everything will
pushed with vigor so as to assul
nice quality of ice for the people
Audubon for the coming summe
The new firm is going to a lars
expense and should have the hear
support of everybody in Audible
y and vicinity.