Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-06-19
= LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Town Topics says The Heart of
Humanity is a tremendous picture.
wanted-To rent good large
Enquire at this office. 25-2tp
Hans Hansen returned Friday af4
ternoon from business visit in At
! lantic.
Rev. c. w. Proctor was in Atlantic
Saturday looking after some church
business.
j. z. Wright was business pass
enger Saturday morning to Carroll to
spend the day.
Miss Edna Johnson went to Fort
| Dodge Saturday forenoon for an ov-
er Sunday visit with friends.
Woman's Wear says The Heart of
Humanity abounds in human appeal.
See it at the Crescent, soon.
Miss Lola Rucker came home Fri
J day evening from few days friend
ly and business visit in Atlantic.
Mrs. George Somers and daughter,
Miss Isabelle went to Atlantic Satur-
day on a frinedly and business visit.
Miss Cecil Keith went to Adair
Friday evening to visit with friends
at the home of Chas. Cox and fam
lily.
De Ell Atherdale Of Atlantic trans
acted business in Audubon last week,
returning to his home Saturday
morning.
Miss Grace Shepard came Satur-
day morning from her home in Car
roll for visit with friends for
few days.
G. c. Bverts arrived home Friday
afternoon after several days spent
| in Burlington, Colo, looking after
his farm interests.
The Moving Picture World says
The Heart of Humanity is wonderful
ly mounted, splendidly acted, alto
gether beautifully done.
A. z. Beason, j. L. Rippey, S. B.
Morrissey and Earl Farr went to
Atlantic Tuesday morning to look af-
ter some business matters.
Fred Tennigkeit of Burlington,
Colo. arrived in Audubon Thursday
evening on business errand and to
visit for time with friends.
Frank Hetzel went to Atlantic Sat-
urday afternoon for an over Sunday
visit with his wife who was to come
from their home in Pennington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A. Wylie of
Cincinnati, Ohio, arrived in Audubon
Saturday evening to visit with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Cozine.
Mrs. Mary Kennedy of Carroll,
who visited here since before Deco
ration Day with relatives and friends
Va cd IN
noon.
Mrs. Herman Reinemund, who
visited at Des Moines with friends
and with her parents and sister at
Carlisle, Ia, returned to Audubon
Saturday.
w. Lang and son Gilbert of Lin
coin, Nebr., after a pleasant visit
here with his uncle, James Lang and
with other relatives, departed Satur-
day morning for their home.
Jim Boyer and B. F. Wilson were
Brayton visitors Saturday to attend
the big time held there. Many
others were at Brayton from Audi
bon, making the trip by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kluever of Allan
tice came to Audubon Saturday even
ing to be with their son Chris Klue-
YER, who had the misfortune to
break his ankle last Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. g. Hayes, who makes her
home at the Mrs. Lois Ashby home,
left on the Saturday morning North
western train for a visit of several
days at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. W. j. Richard.
N. L. Petersen, who recently pur-
chased the Jake Baier home, was
here Friday on business and a visit
with his sister, Mrs. Peter Jensen.
He returned to his home in Extra on
the afternoon train.
Miss Hazel Teeters of Marengo, Ia.
came to Audubon Saturday afternoon
to enjoy fortnight's visit with her
friends, Misses Mildred, Louise and
Helen Buck at the home of their pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Buck.
Willie Hoffman returned to his
home in Brayton Friday evening to
attend the home coming day exer-
cises held last Saturday. He will
return to HIS work here this week.
Art Petersen accompanied him to
his home for visit.
liver Nielsen and wife, Mrs. Serena
Petersen and Mrs. E. Jensen left for
Des Moines Saturday evening to at
tend the dedication services at the
new Danish Lutheran church there,
and stay for the four days meeting
held in Des Moines this week.
In speaking of THE Heart of HUI
mainly" the picture to be shown
at the Crescent, the Exhibitors
Trade Review says, "A hit so big and
decisive and so instant that this SUI
per-photoplay will take rank with
the biggest and best produced in the
last four years.
Albert Harmon, who is employed
here for the summer, departed FRI
day evening for his home at Silvas,
Ills, where he will pack his house
hold goods and have them shipped
| to Audubon and again make this city
his home. His children are at the
home of relatives.
Mrs. John PARROT and child of
| Extra, who visited here with her
sister, Mrs Fred Ceranek and fam
| lily, returned to her home Saturday
morning Mrs. Ceranek and son ac-
companied her to Extra and then
went to Brayton to spend the day at
the home coming doings.
| DR.. and Mrs. L. A. Beers have
moved to Elk Horn, where they will
make their future home and the doc
tor will practice his profession, TAX
ing over the practice Of Dr. p. z.
James, who recently returned to Elk
Horn from California, but is unable
to look after all the work in that To-
cality.