Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1920-06-03
+ LOCAL ANIL PERSONAL


ment. Return to this office and re-
| ceive reward. 23-1t
Mr.. Clyde +. Rosborough of Oma-
Ma was a week end visitor at the AL
bert Spencer home, returning to his
work in Omaha Sunday evening.
Hat lost at Gray Tuesday night.
! Color, olive drab with white band
| around the crown and on the edge.
Return to Armstrong & Patterson's
store and receive reward. No ques-
lions asked. 1tpd
If there is any one thing actively
| operating to unsettle the United
| States government it is the attitude
| of the government in permitting any
! actual depreciation in the value of
Liberty bonds. %
! Mr.. and Mrs. George Agnew are
! delighted with the news that comes
from Cotton, S. D., announcing the
arrival on May 25th of new grand
son at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Agnew.
Congress may be capable of APP
propriating $4,000, 100000 for bon
uses, but congress is not capable of
! drafting a tax measure to raise this
money without prostrating American
business and probably defeating its
| own purpose.
A telephone message from Cedar
Rapids Tuesday night announces a
new baby girl at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. John Clark. Mrs. Clark is
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ.
Anderson of Audubon and of course
the news is very gratifying to all the
| relatives.
Atlantic won from Audubon in the
Memorial day game played on the
Atlantic fair grounds Monday after
| noon. The score was IA to 6. A
| large number of Audubon fans &C
| eOmpanied the team to Atlantic and
were very much disappointed with
! the showing made by the Audubon
team.
Friends of Miss Gwendolen NJ.
Carey have received announcements
from Lakeside Hospital in Cleve-
land, Ohio, giving her name among
a class of seventy trained nurses
graduated from that institution on
the twenty-sixth of May. Miss
Carey will continue her work there
until the first of October.
The Audubon base ball team will
play at Carroll next Sunday. The
boys are practicing hard this week
getting in good shape for the game.
A large number of Audubon fans will
accompany the team to Carroll.
Here's hoping they will return home
with Carroll's scalp hanging to their
belt.
Preston and Kerwin held another
one of their delightful dances at the
w. o. w. hall Tuesday evening.
Bell brothers orchestra of Carroll
furnished the music. These dances
are becoming more popular each
week and ZAP and Hank" are do
ing their best to make these dances
popular. .. .fa ...
Chas. White returned last Friday
from his farm in Canada to spend
Decoration day at home and to at
tend the June session of the Audu-
| bon county district court. Charley
! seays prospects were never better
| for bumper crop in Canada than
this year. He expects to return to
Canada in about two weeks.
The members of the American Lee
| gion at Extra decorated the graves
| VI Olu lOl-
| lowing a program held in the park.
But seven civil war veterans survive
in Extra and only three of those
| were able to go to the cemetery.
| Former Governor Clarke was the
! speaker of the day. The Extra band
| gave an excellent concert and large
| chorus sang several songs. .s
! A. c. Ross returned from Des
/ Moines Tuesday morning where he
( spent ten days attending the big
Methodist conference. He says it
was great inspiration even to look
at body composed of nearly a
! thousand delegates representing ev-
| cry state in the Union and many 9TH
err countries of the world. And
when they got down to work and
parliamentary law, they had the pol
! iticians beaten by many miles.
Jas. F. Russell, with his wife and
two children, George and Gertrude,
| came down by auto last Sunday,
/ from their home at Fort Dodge for a
visit among old friends of whom
they have many. They are being
entertained at the home of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ed F. BilharZ. II has been
| over a dozen years since Mr.. Russell
sold his store and spent a year in
California to recuperate before he
went into business at Fort Dodge.
Aager Zimmerman. brother of
Peter Zimmerman, the Kimballton
mason and contractor, was probably
/ fatally injured in an automobile &C
! cident at Standard, Alberta, Canada
according 10 word received from that
| place last week. The message gave
no particulars regarding the, acct
, dent, but stated that Zimmerman
had been taken to the hospital in
/ Strathmore. Young Zimmerman is
10 years old and his parents live in
/ Denmark.
Complete plans for an elaborate
wOmen's department of the 1920
! Iowa State Fair will probably be,
announced within a few weeks ,ac-
cording to q statement issued by the
fair board this week. A committee
of mothers, club women and home
economics experts have been work
| ing for the last six months on plans
for this department. A complete
fair for women is promised. II will
include everything from sewing
courses 10 a baby health contest.
H. ]. Hoogenakker of Audubon,
editor of the Republican of that
thriving city and candidate for state
senator in this district, was a visitor
in Bayard last Thursday in the in
terests of his candidacy. Mr..
Hoogenakker, while yet a young
man, has had a wide and varied bus
mess experience and rs eminently
quqalified in every way to fill the Of
fee he seeks. The republican
voters of the Authenticated
las district have mighty strong
candidate i'm the person of Mr.