Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-08-30
GR 4 7

Little Delpha Rodgers is quite sick.
Henry Wulf went to Des Mcines
Tuesday.
Miss Ada Kittell is afflicted with a
boil on her face.
Lou Roberts spent Sunday with
friends in the city.
Mrs. John Lacy visited out at the Ed
Lacy home Sunday.
Milt Goodnow was on the sick list
Saturday and Sunday.
Frank Rodgers led the Endeavor
meeting Sunday evening.
Mrs. Charles McLachlin was an
Audubon visitor Monday.
Miss Pearl Garland visited at the
w. L.. Swaney home Sunday.
The Ladies' Mite Society met with
Mrs Wilson Wednesday afternoon.
Claus tombstone and family Sun
dayed at the Louie Swanson home.
School opened at the Valley last
Monday with Dollie Dykes as teacher.
A bee lit on Jimmie Garber's face
and he has been unable to SEE in con-
sequence.
Mrs. Milt Goodnow and Miss Stella
Hepp are visitors at the State Fair
this week.
While Hauling water for his engine
Saturday Aus Linn fell and broke one
of his ribs.
Several of the the telephones are in
and in working order but all have not
yet arrived.
Louie Groteluschen, Mr.. Vanhorn
and Maylon Hepp went to the State
Fair Monday.
Mrs. Jim Foster returned from
months visit with friends at Sioux
City Monday.
John Slaton and family who lived
in the section house, moved away out
of town last week.
Charlie Beers took load of State
Fair visitors to Templeton Monday to
take the train for Des Moines.
Mrs. Thompson and Minnie Ramsey
gave the school house thorough
cleaning the fore part of the week. :
Mr.. Antrim and his daughter,
Blanch, of Pella, visited several davs
with old time friends returning home
Thursday.
Miss Edna Beers came down from
Manning and spent Sunday at home.
Monday morning Mrs. Beers took her
to her work.
Mrs. Alice Barger has been very i'll
but it is thought she is on the road to
recovery and will soon be restored to
health again.
Mrs. Frank Rodgers has very sore
hand and Miss Bertha Shelley is
assisting in the restaurant while she
is unable to attend to it.
Louie Groteluschen and family
drove to Audubon Saturday evening
and visited at the Greewaldt home re.
turning Sunday evening.
Rev. Bertch went over to Sands
Friday and did not return Monday,
the circuit of his appoint.
ments during his absence.
Miss Ruth Anderson who has been
visiting with her sister Mrs. John
Campbell for some time returned to
her home in Audubon Sunday.
Rev. Linn Steere who with his fam
lily is visiting with his mother and
other relatives south of town, is Wis
iting this week at the Ballou home.
Frank Buckner over in Cameron
township gave a party Monday ev-
ening. Several of our young people
attended and report an excellent time.
Miss Belle Bridenstine who is in
Colorado is reported much better and
hopes are entertained that she will
eventually be entirely restored to
health.
Grant Lancelot and Miss Belle de-
parted Wednesday, Grant for Mag
nolia and Belle for Sibley to take
charge Of their school work which will
begin Monday.
Miss Alta Crow came up Tuesday
and is visiting with relatives and
friends. She will go from here to
Dedham for a few days before re-
turning to her home in Audubon.
The Sunday school picnic in Mrs.
Christensen's grove last Thursday was
a very eLJoyaole AFFAIR, not WlthStand-
ing the threatening aspect of the
weather. The picknicers did not re-
turn until six o'clock and all report
good time and lots of fun.
Walter Humphrey, of CLAYTON
county, brother in law of Sam Ran
dies, their wives being sisters, visited
last week with relatives here. He was
formerly resident of Audubon county
and consequently not an entire stran-
ger, and his old time friends were
glad to welcome him back although
only for short visit. He and Sam
Randles took the train tor Des Moines
Monday to visit the State Fair.
ENDEAvOR NOTES.
An ice cream social will be given
Friday evening at the Christensen
home, the proceeds to go on our pas
tors salary. Every body always en-
Joys their socials at this home, and
large crowd is expected The cause is
a good one and all are invited. Come
verybody.
Mrs. Christensen leads the endeavor
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