Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-06-09

Second hand sewing machine Tor
sale at the Gore Furniture Store.
Greeley township Second Annual
Farm Bureau Picnic Thursday, June
90. Program next week.
Mrs. Richard Tucker departed this
morning for Menlo, where she will
make a ten-days' visit at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. John Davis
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Ripley went to
Omaha today where they will spend
few days looking after business af-
fairs and visiting friends.
Miss Leila Ellsworth, a trained
nurse who has been employed on
case here the past ten days, return
ed to her home in Atlantic this
morning.
The general committee of the Ex-
ira Fourth of July celebration has
let it be known that Extra wants
Audubon folks to spend the day
with them this year.
Discharges are recorded free at
the county recorders office. If
you send your discharge to the Home
Service Secretary. Audubon, Iowa, it
will be recorded and returned to
you.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Carroll were in
Perry the latter part of the week,
taking with them Mrs. Harry Car
roll, who had been here on a fort
nights visit at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rucker.
Mrs. James Carper went to Car
roll this morning to accompany her
daughter, Mrs. Glen Conrad on her
return to her home at Corwith, Ia.
Little Lois and Jane Carper went
along for visit at the Conrad
home.
Remember, any ex-service man
who has disability incurred or ag-
gravated while in the service has
right to file claim for compensation.
The Home Service Secretary will
gladly assist any one in filing such
claim.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Klyver arrived
in the city this morning from Fres-
no, California, and are here on
visit with their old-time friend,
Chris. Nielsen. Mr.. Klyver lived in
Shelby county many years before
going to California and has many
friends in and near Audubon.
Miss Edo Potter, who has been
the efficient and obliging clerk at
Henriksen's Dept. store, the past
two years, resigned her position
last Saturday night and will engage
in other duties after short rest.
Miss Edna Christensen has taken
the place made vacant by her resig-
nation.
There are great many who have
not made application for Victory
Button or Victory Medals. Every
honorably discharged man or woman
from the service of the U. S. during
the World War has a right to one.
The Home Service section has a
supply of these blanks and will glad
ly assist in making application.
Bring your discharge.
George Hastings, of Arcadia, Ne
braska, and E. c. Kibby and family,
and A. S. Kfbby and family, of Per-
ry, were in the city yesterday at
tending the marriage of Miss Flor
ence Kibby to Mr.. Elmer Jensen,
which took place at the home of the
brides sister, Mrs. Homer Booton
at 200 O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Chancey Gardner and Miss
Marjorie Wilson left Saturday for
Tifkilwa, H., where they will spend
week. visiting relatives. Mrs. Gard
ner hopes TO meet her brother, W. e.
Fritchey, of Idaho, who is back in
Illinois for visit with home folks.
Another brother from Chicago, will
probably accompany her to Audubon
to make visit here.
w. r. Bolton, of Corning has been
in the city since the fore part of the
week visiting his parents. He had
been over to Casey to take possession
of jewellery store he purchased last
week, mention of which was made in
last weeks Republican. When it
came to closing the deal the jeweler
backed out and Ray came here for a
few days to determine what he
would do.
Mrs. J.. Quinby, Mrs. John Ruth
erford and daughter, Miss Lucille,
accompanied A. w. Quinby to his
home at Carthage, S. d., this morn
ing They will make visit there
before continuing their journey TO
Canada. Mrs. Quinby has been a
resident of Audubon for over Al
years, and she felt as though she
was really leaving home. However,
she says she is coming back occa-
sionally to make her many Audubon
friends visit.
Mrs. J. w. Richards and daugh-
ter, Gladys. left Tuesday evening for
Douglas, 'Wyo., where they will
spend three months visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. L. w.
Spencer and family Mrs. Richards
has been in failing health for several
months and hopes the change in
climate and the much-needed rest
will bring her back to health. Mr..