Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-08-11

Bodo Oelke was home MONDAY for a
short visit with home folks.
Will Smutney went up to Vail Mon
day to visit with an uncle who resides
there.
New fall Suits and Overcoats arriv-
ing daily at John j. Lidd's, Audubon,
Iowa.
Agent Smith sold 2l4 tickets to
Council Bluffs last Sunday on the big
excursion.
Jack Lemon reports that he had 424
passengers on his train Sunday when
he got into Atlantic.
Miss Helen Leet went up to Man.
ming last Friday and visited with her
friend Miss Brookffeld.
Ed. Van Gorder left Wednesday for
the lakes for few days outing and
freedom from bank work.
Matt Rippey went to Kingsley Tues
day to remain for few days to visit
with his uncle who resides there.
Marriage licenses for the past week:
Frank E. Miller and Minnie Johnson.
Fred G. Smith and Bessie Garnett.
Fred Blume and w. II. O'Connell
went to Waterloo this week to attend
the grand lodge meeting of the K. of P.
lodge.
Frank Sampson and John Krick re-
| turned home Monday from their bust
ness trip to Cedar Rapids where they
had been.
James Lidd and family went down
to Clarinda Friday for visit with
friends and to take lay off there
for time.
Fred Lynch and wife are in Des
Moines this week and we understand
they have decided to move away from
Audubon.
Joe Roth went out to Omaha Sun
day and we understand has accepted
a position in barber shop and will
not return.
Al Hurd expects to go up to the
Rosebud country next week to file on
his claim and make the necessary
steps to prove up on it.
Mike Mcclure ST.. arrive home We'd
nesday from Nicola where he had been
to visit his son Will who he says is
doing splendid business there
Roy Funk of Omaha came Tuesday
and is spending the week of vacation
with his parents here and in visiting
with his early boyhood friends.
| Orren Eddy has the foundation laid
for a fine new residence and will soon
have the work all completed for one
of the incest houses in his community
Chris Braun, out northeast Of town,
had the misfortune the first of the
week to have his team run away and
he was considerably bruised up in
stopping them.
Watts Bros, successors to Watts &
Bates who succeeded Watts q Bagley,
have now fine control Of the news
stand and will continue at the old
stand over the Watts store and expect
to add line of new goods to their
stock soon.
Announcements are out for the mar
riage of Miss Helen Van Gorder and
Clark V. Rome at Zion City, August
30, and reception at Newton, Iowa,
afterward. Miss Helen is we'll known
to our people as the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Van Gorder and
was raised in our town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McKarahan will
get home this week from the sanitori-
UNI in Michigan where he has been
receiving such splendid treatment.
Their many friends and his business
associates are glad to see them back
to take their places in business and
society.
4 The Christian Endeavor of the
Presbyterian church will give lawn
social on the church lawn tonight.
They have extended their invitation
to all people as they usually have
things prepared to give every one q
good time their socials are largely at
tended.
The Misses Carrie and Elizabeth
Nelson expect to open dress making
parlors over the ID. E. Soar building
soon. These young ladies have served
an apprenticeship under the best dress
makers and have had much practice