Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-06-30

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Mrs. A. Farquhar went to Iowa
City Monday where she will consult
a specialist. She has been in poor
health for about two years, but Is
improving some. 1t is hoped that
she may find permanent relief.
Mrs. VIM. Culver and daughter,
who have been here on a
.hree weeks visit with her children
and other relatives, returned to
Sioux City Tuesday morning. Mrs.
Culver will return to Audubon in
1 couple of weeks, as she and her
family are moving to Minneapolis.
Daniel Wagner, who has been at
lending Ames College, graduated
last week with the degree of B. of
5. He spent few days at Colfax,
and arrived at home Tuesday morn
ing. Dan has not been feeling very
well, but since his visit to Colfax
he feels some better and hopes that
his Improvement will be permanent.
p. Rasmussen, with mis- wife and
two children arrived in the city on
afternoon for a visit at the
home of the lady's sister, Mrs. A. H.
Andersen and family. Mr.. Rasmus-
sen and his family have just return
ed from six-months' sojourn in
Denmark and are stopping here for
a week or ten days while enroute tc
their home in Somona, Calf.
F. w. Johansen and wife of Cher
okee, Iowa. arrived in the city Fri
day for a several days visit with
old time friends. Mr.. Johansen was
of the Audubon pub
lie schools a few years ago, but the
past three years he has been at Cher
okee where he has been reelected
for another year at a nice Increase
in salary. Both are looking we'll
and enjoyed their visit TO Audubon
very much
]. B. Nelson, of st. Louis, Mo-,
arrived in the city Tuesday after
noon to spend couple of weeks
visiting at the home of his brother,
Anders Hansen, out on Route 5. Mr..
Nelson was out here about two years
ago and had such good time that
he was anxious to get back. He
says times are quite dull in the city,
there being so many men out Of en-
ployment. He thinks, however, that
by fall things will begin 10 pick up
some.
A. D. Lennon, of Guthrie Center
was in the city Monday afternoon
looking after some business affairs.
Mr.. Lennon is druggist and is
one OF the real lives wide-awake
business men of Guthrie Center. He
has given much of his time to max
ing his home town the splendid bus
mess center it is today and no man
in the community is held in higher
esteem than he. We acknowledge a
pleasant call and only regret that
his visits to Audubon are not more
frequent.
The Chase-Lister Co., closed a
weeks engagement in Audubon Sat
urday night. They enjoyed a good
patronage and were deserving OF 1t.
Their productions were good and
their price of admission was reason
able. They have been coming to
Audubon for so many years that
they feel at home here. After the
performance Saturday night they
took down the tent and loaded most
of their paraphernalia. Monday
morning they left for Carroll where
they make stand this week.
E. E. Bailey, who has been spend
ing the winter in California, arrived
in the city Tuesday afternoon. He
spent practically all of his time in
Los Angeles and was more than
pleased with his stay there. Elmer
is looking fine, but feels the heat
here in Iowa much more than he
did out on the coast. He will re-
main here for while and then visit
friends in other parts OF Iowa. En-
route home he stopped at Pueblo,
Colo, and saw the devastation
wrought by the recent flood. He re-
ports conditions very serious.
Miss Gwendolin Moore Carey OF
Cleveland. Ohio, arrived in Audi
bon June "a, for visit with her
uncle A. C. Ross and many other
friends. Since her last visit here
two years ago, she has completed
her course of training in Lakeside
Hospital, one of the largest in the
city of Cleveland. Last December
she passed with honors, an exam
nation before the Medical Board o.
the state of Ohio, for her certificate
as a registered nurse, which will b'
recognized in fifteen other states
During the last six months Mis-
Gary has been employed as schoo
nurse In the city OF Kent, Ohio, ant
in September will return there 70
another year in the same position
During her visit in Audubon sh
will be entertained in the pleasan
home of Or and Mrs. A l.. Brooks