Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1917-05-31
CARRIE BROOKS WOOD. DENTIST
Located one door north Of DR..
Brooks office on the ground floor.
Audubon, Iowa.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

F. o. Niklason has returned from
few days business visit at Cres-
| ton.
Alvin Cole came from Des Moines
the latter part of the week for a
visit with his parents and numerous
friends.
Harry Laubender and Frank Bag
| ley have returned from Omaha where
they went last Friday morning with
the intention of joining the navy.
Russell Bagley and Guy McFadden
went to Atlantic Monday evening 10
bring back the Bagley auto that was
left there the previous Friday on ac-
count of rain.
The trial of Rev. George j. Kelly,
| the itiperant minister now in Jail at
Logan, charged with the Villisca AK
murders, will probably come up in
June at Red Oak.
Our friend, Mr.. j. NJ. Flynn, writes
US from Stuart, enclosing two dol
lars to apply on subscription and
says, you are printing one of the
best papers in Iowa." which, OF
course, is the truth
| MTS. II ISu DllDtTl anu ldIully dTt
enjoying visit from her sisters, Miss
Mabel LaTurno, of Manila, Iowa and
Mrs. Leo Brady and son, of Iowa City
who came Sunday afternoon to visit
for an indefinite period.
Otto Witthauer, whose headquar-
tiers are now in Des Moines, was in
! off the road Sunday and Monday. Ac-
| companied by his daughter, Miss
J Bess of Extra, they enjoyed a visit
here at the c. H. Wilde home.
Thos. Law, one of our most prom
inent farmers living in Melville town
ship, celebrated his Goth birthday
anniversary last Monday in a very
patriotic manner. He came to town
and invested in a 500 Liberty bond,
Mrs. VIM, Fulton, of Extra, who
was on a visit to Fort Dodge to at
tend the biennial of the Women s
| Federated Clubs, visited in Audubon
I with her brother, E. f. Bailey. when
returning home the fore part of the
week.
The young couple who were here
last week from North Branch to get
marriage license, failed TO make
their appearance again to be mar
ried so must have had the knot tied
elsewhere OF given up the idea OF
connubial bliss
Henry Campbell and Elmer S.
Jones. of Stuart. were in Audubon
Monday of this week on business con-
| corning a realty deal Henry is a
! former Audubonite, and from his APP
pearance seems to be doing well in
his new location.
The side walk grade on Market
street, fronting the w. V Roth and
other residences in that block, has
been lowered and moved out a num-
Der of feet from its former location
and new cement sidewalks laid, MAX
Ing a decided improvement
Hon. Frank Andrews. who return
ed to his home in Extra last week
from an extended visit i'll Shoshoni.
Wyo., was intermingling with friends
in Audubon the first of the week. He
reports things there about the same
as in this part of the country. the
planting season being very late.
r. S. Watts and F. Bagley autoed
to Plover, Iowa, Sunday to join Mrs.
Watts for a visit at the Shas. Watts
home. They returned Monday sac-
cempanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Watts, who will enjoy a visit here.
Charles returns to Plover this week,
Mrs. Watts remaining another week
here.
Harter McLaren, rural mail car
rier at the local postofiice is snbsti-
tuting this week for o. X. Purdy, as
sStant postmaster, during the lat
ters absence at Yuma, Colo, and
McCook, Nebr. Mr.. Purdy viii at
tend to business in Colorado and
visit with his brother-in-law. NJ.
Shurtleff in Nebraska while away.
Mrs. John Roush and daughter,
Miss Zelma, of Carson, who were
here for a visit with the formers
sister, Mrs. j. NJ. Fulton, and family,
left on Monday evenings train for
Atlantic to visit with other relatives
and be present at the Atlantic high
school exercises to take place to-
night, her son, Robert, being one of
the graduates.
Automobile speeders do not seem
to know how fast they are driving
these days and especially since the
nice paving has been finished. Last
Saturday night several auto drivers
were noticed disobeying the law in
this regard, thus laying themselves
liable TO heavy fine, which will GER
tainly be levied upon them as the Of
ficers are charged to keep & strict
lookout for any such speeders.