Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-08-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Fred Tennigkeit had business call
ing him to Council Bluffs this morn
ing. where he will remain for several
days
Nat McFadden, who was called to
Oskaloosa Saturday by the death of
his brother, returned home this
morning.
Alfred Alice left this morning for
Herman. Ne,r.. where he will help
his brother. James. during the har-
vesting OF his crops.
ID. W. Fullerton and j. NJ. Fuller
ton went to Des Moines this morning,
where they will purchase some re-
pairs for tractor engine.
o. =. PurGy returned from Nicola
this morning, where he visited sever
al days with his daughter, Glover,
who Is pending the summer with her
grandparents.
John DOwney. August LorenZen
ana Jens Jensen were passengers to
Manning this morning. where they
business matters.
Miss Christene Jensen, who has
been working at Tyler. Mimi, the
past few months. returned this morn
ing and will remain with her par
ents at her home eight miles south
east of town.
Mrs. Sarah f. Ryan of Oskaloosa
arrived in the city yesterday for a
several days visit at the home of Mrs
Amos Fancher and family. After her
visit here she will go to Anita to visit
brother before returning to Oska-
loosa.
Mrs. Matt Butterton took the
Northwestern train this morning for
and attend the county fair, which is
now in progress. From there she
will go TO Pocahontas to visit former
friends and old neighbors.
j. S. Johnson and family left Au-
dubon the latter part of the week in
their automobile for visit with rela-
tives at Mortified and Hutchison.
Mimi. During his absence y. l.. Por-
ter, OF Jewell. Iowa, is in charge of
the jewelry store.
\ new cement walk has been laid
along the east side Of the Arnold
building. occupied by Glnith's drug
store. The walk eEtcnd- out TO the
curb line and has been put down to
grade. all OF which makes . pleasing
appearance.
Mrs. L. +. Weeks and LITTLE d2uGh-
ter left this morning for Guthrie
Center. where she VIII visit her par
ms. Nr. and Mrs. l. :. Grandstaf.
while Mr. Weeks is making a visit
with relatives in Michigan. where he
of tynAl-
Miss Alice Lenz, Of Council Bluits
arrived In the city yesterday after
noon tor an over Sunday visit with
her friend, Miss Olive Nopp. Both
these young ladies taught school in
the same town two years ago and
will no doubt enjoy their visit a.
this time.
al ANY OF our readers would like a
copy OF the list OF names OF the men
drafted in this county. they can Sc
cure one ny calling al this office. This
list viii be worth saving and one Of
them ought TO be in every home in
the county They are free for The
asking.
Dr. Lorenzo Brooks left this morn
ing for Iowa City where he will look
after some business matters. He was
the third man drawn in the army
draft in Johnson county and while
in Iowa City the fore part of the week
took his physical examination. which
he passed successfully.
George Ellis. who has been here
on a ten days visit with old time
fl ends. went back to Sioux City this
morning. where he will make his
home for the present with his daugh-
ter Mrs J W Foster. Mr.. Ellis is
feeling much better after severe
sick spell and his many friends hope
that he will remain in good health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Collins and two
daughters came overland in their
automobile from Mt. Pleasant the
fore part of the week for visit az
the home of Mr.. and Mrs W. j. Nc
Cav and family. They intended 10
return to their home this morning.
hut the rain will keep them a little
longer
Frank Chandler. who has hCcn
working in the arsenal at Rack ISL
and. H., the past few months. return
ed to Audubon the fore part of the
week and will again work for John
Wcighton until fall, when he intends
10 enter COlltGc. tie reports =. = ..
Reincmund as getting along nicely
with his work
Audubon county was visited by an
other soaking rain early this morn
ing. This certainly insures the corn
crop the rain coming i'm the nick of
time. after ten days Of sweltering
heat The thermometer registered
1o5 i'm the shade on Sunday and
many of our people sought comfort
by spending the day in the woods
VIM Dennis. OF the Dennis Confec-
tionery Store. went to Iowa City this
morning for physical examination.
IIn was injured little over a year
ago at the school house when the
cable on the elevator broke. He has
never recovered from this injury and
the insurance company in which he
carried an accident policy has re
uuested that he consult the Iowa
City specialists If the specialists ad-
wise an operation he will later sub
MT 10 the surgeons knife.