Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-07-19

Au0uD0n C0unty journal
CA. MARLIN, Editor.
Thursday, July 10, 1900.
Remember the social by ladies of
the Extra Cemetery Association on
July "a.
Mary Martis, daughter of Nick
Martis, of this city, was shopping
in Atlantic the first of the week.
w. H. Henshaw, father of George
Henshaw, came up from Atlantic,
I Tuesday morning, and passed the
day with his son aud family.
Train leaves Extra at 1917, next
Sunday, for the excursion to Sunny
Side Park, Atlantic. Round trip
tickets sixty-fve cents. Return at
1890 at night.
Miss Trola Born, who has been
here visiting relatives, returned to
her duties with the Osborn Calen-
dar Company, at Newark, New err
sey, first part of the week.
Mr.. Harry P. Wells, VINO conducts
Sunny Side Park, at Atlantic. was
in Extra, Wednesday morning, max
ing arrangements with Professor
Chas. Milliman's Cornet Band to go
to Atlantic on next Sunday and give
concert at his summer resort.
The Epworth League. of the M.
E.church and the Christian Endeav-
or societies of both the Christian
and Congregational churches will
hold union meeting at the Con-
gregational church, next Sunday
evening, beginning at seven O'Clock.
Miss Edith Rid gley, who has been
passing the past few months with
her uncle's people, in Merry Old
England, arrived home last Tues
day evening and says she never be-
fore had such jolly visit. The
young lady looks as if the trip had
done her much good and enters
upon her duties with renewed
vigor.
Mr.. w. H. Copeland and wife, of
this city, received a visit one day
last week from his brother, Mr.. A.
H. Copeland, and family, from down
at Indianola, who were taking an
overland trip visiting with relatives.
From here they went to Logan and
Sidney, Iowa. and then go out one
hundred miles west of Omaha to
visit with the lady's brother, to re,
main until September.
The subject at the Methodist
Episcopal church forSunday morn
ing, July 22d, Will be Gospel and
Gold" In the evening the pastor
will preach the first of series of
gospel temperance sermons. The
subject for Sunday evening will be
"Intemperance A Sin Against God"
The public, and especially all the
young people, are cordially invited
to these sermons. Come and let
US reason together"
Miss Grace Hallock, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Hallock who
once owned the place where ]. G.
Gates now resides, and her friend,
Miss Baldwin, from Salida, Colora-
do, were in this city, last Tuesday,
the guest of Miss Hallock's cousin,
Mrs. N. p. Christensen, her uncle,
Mr.. John Crane, her Grandma, the
aged mother of that gentleman and
the members of his household, and
remained until today noon when
she went to Carson to visit relatives
IT'S fifteen years since she left us,
then little girl, and we were not
prepared to meet the tall graceful
figure that greeted us, but many Of
the older settler remembered her
from the smiling face aud sunny
disposition when child. She Wis
tied the old homestead but it no
welcome gave, for some she loved
and cherished most, lay silent in
the grave; no more the faithful
he too, like all the dear dear past,
was long since dead and gone.
Last Sunday morning, July 10
1900, Mr.. JACOB Bauers thirty-fifth
birthday rolled around and that
day the following relatives and
friends gathered at his pleasant
home, down in kickapoo Park, to
help him properly celebrate that
august event His father, Christian
Bauer and wife; his father-in-law
Mr., Samuel Dutlor; his brothers
Henry Bauer and family; Chris
Bauer and family; Jerry Hoover
and family; Henry Hickman and
family; William rhielen and family;
and Jake and his good wife tell us
days of their lives. During the day
refreshments were served, consist.
ing of ice cream and cake and all
kinds of good things to eat and to
drink. Our friend Jake was the re-
cepient of many pretty and useful
gifts at the hands of his friends, and
as the evening shadows began
to lengthen DER the lea they all
wendell their way to their respect
i've homes, wishing that Jake might
live to be one hundred years old
and continue to grow fat.
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