Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-09-22


ing daily at John ], Lidd's.
Fred Blume went out to Wyoming
last week to look after legal business
for client.
Uncle Jesse Keith came home from
the reunion bearing the honored dis
tinction OF being the Oldest soldier in
the county.
Mrs. R. ]. Creveling expected to go
to Atlantic today to attend the con-
ference of the NJ. q. church now in
session there.
Clarice and Marion Lyman of Car
roll came down the first of the week
and spent a day in the Talbot home
visiting Vera.
DR.. Henry, of Coon Rapids, was
over last Friday taking work in the
Knight Templar lodge and having a
good time with the boys.
Mrs. H. B. Wilson and Mrs. John
Reinemund got home from Corning
Thursday where they had been visit
ing their daughter and son.
Our clothing Is backed by the best
makers in America with guarantee.
JOHN j. LIDD,
Audubon, Iowa.
Fred Vermilya has had new cases
put in the rear of the store so that
they may show up hats in the milli-
merry department to better advant-
age.
Mrs. Clyde Baker went down to
Lewis Tuesday for few days visit
with relatives 'ere she goes to Logan
where they will make their future
home.
Mrs. Bryant, of Lewis, came up
this week and is staying. with her
sister Mrs. Langworthy who recently
successfully underwent an operation
in the hospital at this place.
Mrs. Geo. McLeran and son OF Chi
visit for time with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McLeran of this
place and with her brothers.
Great crowds of people went from
here to Extra last week to attend the
reunion and old settlers picnic and
all came back reporting an immense
crowd and general good time.
Rev. Reed head of one of the Pres
byterian colleges was in town a
couple of days the first of the week in.
PRODUCING the best of his school feat.
ures and endeavoring to get new re-
cruits in the college.
Ed Cline who has been working in
the Talbot restaurant departed last
week for his old home at Tabor where
we understand he expects to open up
an eating house similar to the one he
has been working In.
The Maccabee lodge expects to en-.
/ terLalu los member SHIP Tffday night
with dance in their hall. This
lodge looks after the social welfare OF
its membership and sees that they
are enjoying themselves.
The drum corps from here consist.
ing of 3. j. Freeman, A F. Drake and
Rob't Ping attended the reunion in
Extra last week and the boys down
there say that they don't know how
they could have got on without them
as they were every where when need
ed.
At the annual meeting of the school
board Prof. Grant Lancelot of Gray.
was hired to act as one of the assist
ant principals in the high school.
They also passed resolution allow
ing the boys to play foot ball after
school hours and provided that he
should keep up in his studies.
Miss Mildred Smith invited num-
Der Of her young friends to her faith
er's home Monday evening for q social
good time. Miss Smith is most ex-
cellent hostess and knows we'll how
to perform those little duties that
make events OF this kind harmonious
and pleasant to the participants.
Mrs. F. HI. Adams and daughter
Marie returned home Tuesday from
Colorado Springs where they nave
been for the past seven months for
the health of Marie who is much i'm.
proved in every way. Frank met
them in Atlantic and it is needless to
say is rejoicing to have them home
again.
DIR. A. L. Brooks and family will
leave the first of next week for Ro-
chester, Minnesota where he will take
medical treatment. The doctor has
been in poor health for the past two
years and if it is necessary to have an
operation which it is Thought will