Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-07-10
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lot close in. Enquire at this Of
flee.
Roses are like everything else
you have to deserve them to have
them.
Age sometimes brings wisdom
teeth, according to the price We can
afford to pay the dentist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Stanton return
ed Monday morning from an over
the 4th visit with friends in Allan
tic.
o. Hansen who was guest at
the home of Mrs. Sena Petersen, re-
turned on Monday to his home in
Omaha.
Mrs. H. Miller of Griswold arrived
in the city Monday to spend week
or ten days at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. j. McCombs.
Misses Edna Knudsen and Helen
Petersen left the fore part of the
week for Ute, Iowa, where they will
make and extended visit with friends
Miss Clarabell Leonard, chief OPP
| orator at the Iowa Telephone office
left Monday evening for Council
Bluffs on business with the district
office.
Mrs. /. ID. McCarville and chill
dren who visited the week end with
her mother, Mrs. j. M. faulty, re-
turned home on the early train Mon
day from Atlantic
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Fisher went to
Manning Monday evening to spend a
week or ten days with their daughter
Mrs. Frank MantZ and family before
their removal to Tekama, Nebr..
where Mr. Mantz mas purchased
newspaper.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Reinemund
and daughter, Miss Florence. went
to Des Moines Monday TO spend a
few days with friends. Miss Flor
ence will accept a position in Des
Moines and her parents went to see
that she was pleasantly located.
Frank Hetzel returned Tuesday
morning from an over the 4th visit
with his parents, at Pennington. He
has been working with j. X. Jen-
sen since spring and likes Audubon
so well that he has decided to make
this his home for while, at least.
Hilbert Jensen. son of Jens Jensen,
the baker. after spending the 4th
with his parents, returned on Mon
day TO Omaha, where he has good
position. He informed us that the
three sons of ]. P. Svendsen who
were in the service were all back
home. Mr.. Svendsen worked In
this city about a year and has many
friends, all OF whom viii be glad
that his family is reunited once
| more.
"Tammyv Horning almost got
married last week. He found girl
that Just suited him and went to call
one evening with his mind made up
to propose. Before he got his
courage up to the sticking point
though, he says, she began to tell
him that she just loved Bill Hart
and Douglas Fairbanks, so he con-
cluded there was no use for him to
spoil the crease in his trousers III
them two guys was ahead of him.
A certain married lady in conf
dence gave us this good joke, and
said we could use it providing we
did not expose her husbands name:
II received an awful fright the
other night. l heard a noise and
at once leaped out of bed and, look
ing down ON the floor, saw a mans
feet sticking out from under the
bed. The feet did not belong to
the burglar. they were my husbands.
He had heard the noise before
did"
You could never make great
many men of the Rainbow Division.
16Sth infantry. believe that a spe-
cial providence was not with them.
Like the French, who claim the spirit
of Joan or Arch appeared before
them at the battle OF the Marine, so
before the Argonne fight, the very
day when the Americans were start
ing their great drive, appeared the
gorgeous hued rainbow of promise in
the eastern sky. Officers and men
alike say that on more occasions
than the one referred to, when the
Rainbow Division was being put TO
the test, the eternal promise appear
ed in the sky, Who knows, but
memories of the things mother used
to try to instill in their minds came
back when they witnessed the
strange phenomena. God seemed
very near to the men in the trenches
and many men prayed. as they had
not prayed since childhood. nor