Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1903-12-31

Rodney Martin was visiting in
Atlantic Monday night.
Calvin Dimick and Bud Heath
drove up south of Oakfield yester.
dap.
w. r. Copeland may return to
Washington, the fret of the com
ing week.
w. A. Hamler went out west of
Harlan Tuesday, where he is start
ing new drug store.
Miss Ethel Riley went to Audi
bon Tuesday night to attend the
ball and visit friends.
N. P. Christensen has been look
ing after his business down near
Fontanelle, the first of the week.
Father j. Failenschmidt is still
under the power of the grippe with
which he was taken two weeks ago.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M.
e. Church gave splendid lunch
yesterday and added $500 to their
fund.
Miss Flossie McAninch is home
from Cedar Falls spending the
New Years with her mother and
brother.
Mr.. Frank Poage of Nevada, visit
ed this week until yesterday with
his cousin, Mrs. j. B. Connrardy
and husband.
BY actural count 637 bodies were
taken out of the Iroquois theater
which was burnt yesterday after
noon in Chicago.
Miss Nora Oelke of Audubon
who teaches the Sharon school
was in town yesterday, the guest
of Mrs. G. E. Drake.
F. w. Delahoyde is on deal for
the sale of his business property
with only $25. difference in the deal
and there they hang.
Mrs. Geo. Martin and sisters, the
Misses Ola and Heath Wis.,
tied in Audubon yesterday with
their sister, Mrs. Roe Higgins.
Charley Stager fireman on Des
Moines Valley engine arrived here
Monday to enjoy part of his vaca-
ton with former neighbors and
friends.
Mrs. Mac Mccall and two children
of Audubon, visited this week un-
til yesterday at the home of her
mother, Mrs. g. w. Kreamer, and
husband.
C. II. Smith the horse and mule
ing for stock to suit his fancy but
purchases.
Miss Mary Williams of Pierce,
Nebraska, arrived here Christmas
aud is visiting south of town with
her sister, Mrs. John N. Mertes, un-
til after the New Year day.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Noel of Har-
Ian spent Xmas with her brother,
Nick Bintuer and family, south of
town and visited Sunday at the
home of w. 7. Bintner in this city.
VIM. Thielen purchased twenty
six head of steers last Wednesday
of Nick Bintner who pocketed an
even $3.50. They are reported to be
the best lot of steers ever raised in
the country.
On Christmas day Mr.. and Mrs.
Nick Bintner gave Christmas din
NJ o. of
which all the Bintner family attend
ed and a grand reunion was par
ticipated in by the members of that
family.
Three gentlemen, cousins of Fred
Bartlett were met at the train yester-
day evening by that gentleman and
driven out to his country residence
to spend the New Years day. We
did not learn their names nor their
places of residence.
c. A. Marlin of the Newton Rec
ord was il town Saturday afternoon
on business. In company of his
wife they had spent Christmas in
Audubon. He returned home Sat-
urday evening, but Mrs. Marlin
will visit friends in Audubon and
here until after New Years.
The conditions of 1.-THE Drama
in New York during the present
season are frankly discussed by Mr..
Henry Tyrrell in the January
March Forum. An examination in
detail of the recent history of the
leading play-houses leads to the
condition of the imperative necess-
ity for National Art Theatre.
The workmen are putting wires
in the Gault & Co. store today pre-
paratory to lighting up the store
with electric light system the dy-
namo of which is stored in the Pet
erman & Vnsa cabinet shnn If