Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1901-05-30

Miss AIDA Detwiler is expected
home from Fonda about June 4th to
visit her parents.
VIM. Cloughly expects soon to
adorn his home with. a new coat of
paint to beautify and fix it up.
George w. Brayton, of Audubon,
visited with w. R.. Mills from Satur-
day until MISUNDERSTANDING Moni-
tor.
r. L. Hibbs, a brick contractor at
Audubon, was in Manning yesterday
looking up business prospects.-Man-
ming Monitor.
Elmer and Lora Bailey, of Audubon,
have been in Manning this week at
work lathing the new residence of
John Miller, in the east part of town.
Manning Monitor.
j. A. Graham, of the Democrat at
Primghar, was in town, Monday. en-
route to Audubon to make
ments to move his family to their new
home at Notwithstanding Monitor
F. L. Evans, architect and contract
or, of Audubon, was here Wednesday
in consultation with Messrs. Leet,
Boysen and Bennett in relation to the
new bank building at Manilla.-Man-
ming Monitor.
Il. F. Green is here from his Nebras-
ka home, visiting and attending to
matters OF personal business. Mr..
Green is we'll pleased with his new
home and says that the prospect for
the future is bright for that country
and is ever increasing.
Last Saturday evening a happy
crowd OF youngsters gathered at the
comfortable home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Herndon, in Melville township
and passed a very ~pleasurable evening.
Inc usual pastimes were INDUCED in
and ere they were aware the time for
departure had arrived and all wendell
their way homeward.
There was a large gathering of
friends and neighbors assembled at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcclure,
in Melville township last Friday even
ing. Every n went in for having a
good time and with the open handed
hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. Mcclure,
they all went home feeling that the
purpose for which they met had been
fully accomplished.
Mrs. John Weighton gave a dinner
party last Thursday in honor of Miss
w. w. White, of New Mexico, sister
OF Mrs. w. Smith. Mrs. Weighton is
one OF the best cooks in the country
and the dinner was served in five
courses SO that the stores of good
things were almost beyond the power
OF the guests to dispose of. The dinner
was an informal affair and all present
enjoyed the occasion.
The Christian church in Audubon
will be dedicated next Sunday, June
"a. Prof. Clinton Lockhart, of Des
Molnes, will preach at II O'clock a. m.
and at O'Clock p. M. Elder Whitta-
ker, pastor of the Christian church at
Extra, will preach at 3 O'clock in the
afternoon. Rev. B. S. Denny, State
Corresponding Secretary of the Iowa
Christian Convention, will also be in
attendance. j. w. Landrum Will have
charge of the music and the service
will all be of general interest to the
public.
The High School graduating class
went in a body to the home Of Miss
Eleanor Ohms today, where she was
presented with her diploma, she being
a member of the class, but owing to
her sickness for the past month was
unable to attend the graduating exer.
cises. 1t was a nice token of respect
and showed the bond of true sympa.
thy that always exists between the
members of graduating classes. It is
hoped she will soon be able to join the
members Of the class in the battle O
life. which now confronts them in the
responsibilities that awaits them.