Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-05-22
. LOCAL AND PERSONAL

AIadutlC ycSLeTudy On uuSiHeSS anu
! friendly visit.
Geo. c. Everts went to Omaha yes
terday afternoon to spend a few
days on business.
Rev. J. F. Costello left yesterday
afternoon to spend few days in
Des Moines on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Schrader
went to Ross last evening to attend
the Deist-Koenig wedding.
Carl P. Eissler of Manning was
Sunday visitor in Audubon with
friends at the Jake Baiers home.
Rasmus Rasmussen is having his
home enlarged and otherwise inn
proved, anticipating better times.
Frank Hudspeth was business
caller to Atlantic yesterday after
noon for the Swift & Co. Produce
House.
C A. Settlemire of Templeton
was in Audubon yesterday on bust
ness and visit with his parents and
sisters.
C. H. Wilde, DR.. McLeran and A.
Quinby who have been at Yuma,
! Colo, since last Saturday, returned
home today.
X Mrs. Esther Kilcoin went to Ma
,nilla, Ia, yesterday afternoon for a
tvisit at the Tom Kilcoin home and
with other relatives.
La Fank Hetzel, who enjoyed a fort
Knights visit at Pennington, Ia, with
his wife, returned to his employment
Tin Audubon this morning.
II Hugh Hardie left last evening for
Colfax, Ia, where he will receive
Treatment for rheumatism, which
has been bothering him recently.
III Carl Christensen, who enjoyed a
Lmonth's furlough and has been visit
ling friends in Audubon and vicinity
returned to Camp Dodge last even
ling.
I Mrs. Ray Stevenson and child of
Adair transferred here this morning
on her way to Holstein, Ia, for visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
lShuett.
\ Rev. G. s. Lang went to Carroll
Ethis forenoon to visit with his son,
Ghas P. Lang, who has a run on the
Northwestern between Sioux City
kand Carroll.
nv Mrs Thos. Conner and child re-
Burned to her home at Missouri VAL
Hey this forenoon after apleasant Wis
lit here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ]. Laubender
( Rev. F C.. M. Hansen departed
last evening for Beresford, s. D., to
lattend the mission meeting of the
Danish Lutheran church to be held
Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
II M;ac
of Manning, who came last week to
visit at the Misses Baiers' home, has
been caring for Mrs. A. j. Eddy and
reports her almost entirely recover
ed today.
The Panora base ball team will
| cross bats here on the high school
diamond tomorrow with the Audubon
team. Both teams are about evenly
matched and a good game is looked
forward to.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Gaham were
passengers to Des Moines on bust
ness this morning, taking the early
Rock Island train Yes, we said
early train. John gets up early oc-
casionally.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Carter, living
east of Hamlin are rejoicing over the
arrival of the stork at their home on
Tuesday evening with fine baby
boy. All concerned are doing nice
ly Henry was in town today all
smiles.
Nodman Ross, Illinois Athletic
club, set a new worlds record for
800 yards when he swan the dis
lance in 3:271-5 at Omaha last Fri
day night The former record was
1928, held by Ted Cam, New York
Athletic club.
Miss Gertrude Mcclure, daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. MCGUIRE, who
has been attending st. Joseph's
Academy at Des Moines, graduated
from that institution this trem and
took part in the. class day program
held last Thursday.
Mrs. G. l.. Gore is entertaining the
Thursday Club of Extra at her
home this afternoon She was a
member of that organization when
she lived in Extra and the club Gag
erly accepted the invitation to meet
with Mrs. Gore today.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Butterton re-
turned from Des Moines last even
ing where they had been called to
attend the funeral of her cousin,
Mrs. Jake Bair The deceased was
~ years old and leaves her husband
and three year old child
Miss Grace Johnson went to Lewis
this morning to attend the class
play to be held at the Lewis high
school this evening and the COM
mencement exercises tomorrow
night. She will be the guest of her
friend, Miss Norma Weaver.
N County Auditor w. J. Hamilton
has been very Ill at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Caldwell the past
week. At the hour of going to
press today he is resting easy and 1t
us not thought that pneumonia will
Idevelop as was at first feared.
Mt may be interesting to know
that the fortune OF John ID. Rocka-
lfeller is double the combined for
tunes OF Andrew Carnegie. Henry
Ford and Vincent Astor and the edi-
tor of the Messenger" says the edit
or Of the Minneapolis Messenger.
4 Mrs. G Rutherford of Hastings,
Nebr., who visited in Audubon and
Ross with the Robert Rutherford
family and various other relatives
and friends accompanied by Miss N
Rutherford, went to Grinnell this
morning to visit her sister, Mrs.
Iohn McKaig. when she will return
40 her Nebraska home.
IN Soldiers and sailors, discharged
since November IL, 1918, who have
not received cents per mile travel
allowance from the place where they
were discharged to the place where
they were mustered into service, as
provided by the new law, can obtain