Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-08-11

/ Audubon, Iowa.
Joe Moody went to Des Moines
Tuesday on business.
H. A. Barger, the tombstone man,
is suffering of rheumatism.
Ray Mills and family go to Wall
Lake this week to enjoy the fishing.
Will O'Connen went TO Council
Bluffs Monday to attend the X. P.
convention.
Mrs. Chas. VanGorder and Miss
Lowene VanGorder left Tuesday
for Okoboji.
Father Gleason and ]. C. Handley
attended the Catholic picnic at
Extra Tuesday.
Miss Anna Livingston, of Carroll
ton, visited with friends in Audu-
bon over Sunday.
Rev. Ilgenfritz, of Denison. arriv-
ed Tuesday for visit With his
former parishioners.
Fred Handley, of Davenport, came
in Sunday for visit at the home Of
his uncle, A. F. Drake.
The enrolment at the normal in
stitute during the first week is about
one hundred and fifty.
The Misses Grace and Mildred
Creveling leave Thursday of this
week for Newton, Iowa.
Mrs. r. N. Carper is visiting rela-
tives, the Vim. Rucker family, in
Greeley township this week.
Mrs. Chas. Talbot and daughter,
Vera, went to Carroll Tuesday for a
few days visit with relatives.
Geo. A. Kellogg, of West Audu-
bon, is having his house nicely
decorated with new coat of paint.
| J. A. Overholtzer and wife drove
over to Bagley, Iowa, Friday for a
few days visit with friends and re-
latives.
Will Jones came up from Atlantic
Monday morning. He has been
ten days.
Mrs. Peter Fish, of Chicago, came
in on the Northwestern, Tuesday
to visit her daughter, Mrs. E. b
Blackman.
The Epworth League, of Audi.
bon, drove up and participated
in the League Exercises at Ross Sun.
day evening.
State Supt. Barrett delivered a
short talk to the Normal students
Tuesday. He drove to Harlan the
same evening.
Claude Boardman. the printer
| n To
morning to work in the cannin .
factory at that place.
Harry Soar, who has been visit
ing with relatives in Audubon fol
the past week returned to his home
at Des Moines Monday.
Miss Leney, of Grant, Nebraska
arrived in the city Friday evening
and visited with the d. E. Soar fam
lily for couple of days.
Alex. r. Smith, of Omaha, well
known to Audubon people, was
here Tuesday. Mr.. Smith is trav
cling for paint concern.
Mr.. Davis, of Coon Rapids, has
been assisting at the Martin Larsen
harness shop the past two weeks
This week Mr.. Larsen expects &
harness maker from Des Moines.
Rev. Starr and wife who have beer
conducting meetings at the tent ir
the school house yard departed
Monday morning for Perry, Iowa.
Conductor Ed. Frick arrived from
Denver Tuesday to look after his
big Melville farm. Mr.. F. is con
ductor on one of the Rock Islands
fast trains.
At the Normal Institute new
feature has been introduced by
Supt. Spencer-the" round table SEES
sion"-a daily discussion Of educa
tional topics.
w. H. Frye has purchased O
Theron Creveling the house recent
ly vacated by Al. Sheets and family
and will move the same to his lots
in the Yaggy addition.
Mrs. J. w. Rosenberg entertained
a large number of lady friends a
their residence Saturday evening
This was their farewell reception
before leaving for Kansas.
Marion Johnson, who is working
in the interests of the Des Moines
Orphans Home, with headquarter.
at Fort Dodge, arrived Tuesday TO
a short stay with his family.
, Hiram Clark, of knoxville, Iowa
is here this week buying a carload
of fine horses. He shipped Tues
day evening. Mr.. Clark was form
erly farmer of Audubon county
Young John O'Connell, who hal
been visiting his uncle Will O'Con
5 nell at this place, returned to hi
home at Atlantic Saturday, accom-
panied by little Lila O'Connell ant
John Freeman.
| Fred F. Coons, who is in the 52nt
Iowa recently at Camp Thomas
writes his brother, Ollie Coons tina
: his regiment left Thursday 70
= Porto Rico. Mr. Coons is corne
: player in the band of the 52nd reg
= iment.
+ Mrs. John Mckarahan is enioyin;
a visit from her sister, Mrs. She1
man Shredder and daughter Mildre,
of Nevada, Mo. Tuesday of thi
week was Mildred's fourth birth
day anniversary and the little folk
celebrated it at the McKarahal
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