Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-01-09
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL :


Lester and Lawrence, Carr, twin
sons of Mrs. Rose Carr, OF Atlantic
who have been visiting their reia-
tives at Atlantic, accompanied Dy
their uncle, Will Burke, transferred
here Monday morning, enroute TO
Carroll. where they attend school.
w. r. Boyer, employed at the Dies
Moines street car power house. came
to Audubon Tuesday morning from
Atlantic, where he enjoyed visit
with his sister. He will visit here
with his brother, Jim Boyer and 9TH
er relatives, before returning home.
Sgt. Franklin Hart. who was home
several days visiting his father, Dave
Hart, left Tuesday afternoon Tor
Council Bluffs, where he expected to
get a good position with the Updike
Grain Co. II he fails to get work
now he intends to join the Merchant
Marines.
Sgt. Ambrose Foley. stationed at
Camp Merritt, N. j., the past several
months and transferred to Camp
Dodge last week, was mustered out
of the service Monday and returned
to Audubon Tuesday afternoon. His
relatives anu uutueTOuS oio
glad 70 zee him home again.
Peter Rubel of Greeley township
received word Sunday that his neph-
ew, Henry Rubel, aged 80 years had
died at his home in Minnesota, the
cause being influenza. None OF the
Ruhel family went to attend the
funeral, as It was to be held private
ly.
Mrs. Walter Scotland left yester-
day morning for Nevada, Ia. where
she will enter the sanitorium and
submit to a surgical operation for
appendicitis and gall stone trouble,
with which che has been a sufferer
for some time. Her many friends
will wish for her speedy recovery.
Mrs. w. d. Welch who visited here
rents-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. O. 8.
| to her home at Guthrie Center. Her
husband. who accompanied her to
Gray. remained to help his parents
prepare for their removal to Audi
bon.
George Oelke. who has been in
training and stationed at Camp
Polk, Releigh. N. c.. arrived home
yesterday morning having been mus
tered out of the service. Armv life
seems to have agreed wonderfully
with George az he has taken on a
great deal OF flesh and looks real
we'll, despite his late illness.
Mrs. f. f. Reed entertained Sat-
urday afternoon in honor Of her
niece, Miss Evelyn Thompson, who
with her parents. Mr.. ard Mrs. W. A.
Thon, pson. were, In 4 Audubon from
, Plattsville. Wis. for visit Five lit
tie girls were invited and the after
moon was pleasantly enjoved in rh''d-
ieh games. after which light refresh
! ments we're SERVED.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Washhurn OF
Abel. Ia. who have been in Audubon
since before Christmas, while he has
heen attending to the revenue husi-
ness. being internal revenue officer.
! depart for their home this even
ing. We entovad q pleasant visit
with Mrs. Washburn who is a print
or nv trade ana still retains her
rnion card. She 10 member of
Chicago Union No. 236 and very
pleasing little lady.
| Bart Feeney, who was hero for the
funeral of Mrs. Flank Lnavens. LETT
on the evening train Saturday for
Manning to VISIT over Sunday with his
I hrother-in-law. Harry ohm ana fam
lily. Mr.. r j. Creve'iDg and Two
dauphters. Ms Fullerton and Mrs.
Errickscn OF Poone returned to their
home also. NJ. Leavons accompa-
MED Mr.. Creveling to Poone for a
/ visit, after witch he will return TO
his home at Stickney, S. ID.