Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-08-14
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= LOCAL AND PERSONAL =


If you want the news first, last
and all of the time you will be COM
PEELED to read the old reliable Re-
publican.
Miss Helen Grisell of Guthrie
Center arrived in the city yesterday
afternoon and will be guest of her
friend, Mrs. Allen Biggs for the
! week end.
Miss Catherine Steele, of Ames
arrived in the city the latter part of
/ the week and is a guest at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. Gertrude
Nelson and family.
Mrs. c. c. Chiddister who has
been visiting at the home of Mr..
| and Mrs. III. w. Wilson and with
other relatives in Audubon, depart
ed Friday for her home at Fairfield
The special attractions at Lake
! View have been the means of taking
many of our people to that popular
resort the past two Sundays. All
report large crowds and a delight
/ full time
Mrs. Mary Matheson, who has
been in the community the past ten
days visiting at the home of numer-
Gus relatives, returned to her home
at Stanton, Nebr., the later part of
the week.
The Seventh Day Adventist camp
meeting will be held this year at
Marshalltown beginning August 2S,
and lasting until September 7th.
Quite a number from here antici-
pate going.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Wright who
spent a week at Des Moines, re-
turned home the fore part of the
week, to be here in time to join in
todays' celebration for the returned
soldiers and sailors
Carl Petersen, the youngest son
of Dan Petersen, who has been Sc
riously i'll with typhoid fever the
past two weeks is considerably i'm
proved this morning, and there is
every indication of his recovery.e
Miss Lucy Davis is enjoying a two
weeks vacation from her duties as
book keeper at the Alderman store.
She has held that position for the
past fourteen years. 1t is strenu-
Gus work and no doubt she will
greatly enjoy her vacation which
she so richly deserves.
w. T. Kraus and wife of Pomona,
Calf, arrived in the city yesterday
for a months visit in Audubon.
Since the death of his mother moth
here and while he is in Audubon
they hope to get q complete settle
ment of the estate.
Miss Lois Perrine has been hired
by the school board of the consoli-
dated schools near Milford as in
structor in that institution. She
was informed of her selection yes
terday and will begin at once to
make preparations to begin her du-
ties early in September.
Harry Graves, son of j. A. Graves,
former resident of Audubon has
accepted a position with Keith &
Hansen at their grocery store. Harry
expects to remain here until his
uncle, Walter Graves, returns from
Y. M. C. A. work in France after
which he will probably join his faith
er at Palisade, Calf.
Joy riding over the streets of Au-
dubon has been an unknown quanti-
ty the past week since the scarcity
of gasoline. This has BEEN very
marked since last Friday night.
In fact Saturday night there was
large crowd in town but everybody
went home early and did not ride
around any more than was abso-
lutely necessary
John Dawson, who with his wife
and son John have been making an
extended visit in Washington, and
Oregon and the past two months To-
Gated at Long Beach, Calf, return
ed home yesterday afternoon. They
had great trip but were anxious to
he home for the big celebration to-
day and to visit with their son Dol
liver, who returned home from over
seas service. Mr.. Dawson informed
us that he saw j. M. Graham before
he left and he was looking better
than he had ever seen him and that
he and his wife expected to return to
Audubon in about two weeks.