Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-04-28

Miss Mollie Delahoyde came up
from Extra Monday and took in the
club dance that night.
DR.. Fulton is enjoying a visit this
week from his father and mother,
who are up from Atlantic.
Wood Soar went down to Atlantic,
Wednesday evening to spend pleas
ant day or two with frie1 DIS.
Charley Kopeska is going around
piles him up so he can scarcely navi-
gate.
Miss Hayman of Carroll and Miss
Andersen of Extra, were in town,
Monday night enjoying the club
dance.
a number of the young people from
here expect to go TO Extra Friday
night to attend one of their social
dances.
Marriage licenses for the week end
ing Wednesday: George Scheeler and
Tene Vokt, Wilson Colbert and Jen-
ME Hutton.
Miss Lucy Lieb has been quite sick
this week. Luckily her last patient
had just left the hospital before she
was taken down.
Mrs. Emma Sharp left Wednesday
for Omaha to make a visit with his
daughters, Mrs. VIM. McFarlane and
Mrs. Ralph Roberts.
John Ward has been given the con.
tract to dig the ditch and lay the new
water mains that the town contem-
plate putting in soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Clark who live up
toward Manning came down Sunday
and spent the day visiting with her
sister, Mrs. W. A. Thompson.
We are informed that the Christian
Sunday School at Audubon challenges
comparison of work for the past year
with any Sunday School in the union.
Miss Verge Wilson came home from
Denver, Colorado, Wednesday, and
will remain at home until she
thoroughly RECEIVERS from her sick
spell.
Have you cleaned up your back
yard? Are you ready for spring when
it gets here? ALL right then we will
order it on when the daisies bloom
again.
Buthweg & Hansen have added a
fine new hat rack to the fixtures of
their store, where they may display
their hats and still keep them out of
the dust.
Doc Wilson and wife went up by
Gray Monday to visit with their
daughter, Mrs. Frank Corner and to
play for a time with their little grand
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loud Ripley came
home Tuesday evening from Winterset
where they had been attending the
funeral service of a brother-in.law of
Mrs. Rippey's.
The members of the A. o. U. w.
lodge got good start at work in their
lodge last winter and are still keeping
up the good work, by adding new ma
terial all the time.
| The members of the shooting club
give the county shoot tomorrow. Fri
day and are in hopes that lovers of
this kind of sport from all over the
county will be present to participate.
The members of the dance club
gave dance Monday evening in the
Maccabee hall and frappe was served
at the close of the dance program and
ere the dancers had wendell their way
homeward.
| Mrs. Ida Dollahide- Huntsberger
and little daughter came up from
their home in Bond, Mississippi, to
visit for time with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A Dollahide, in west Audi
bon.
Miss Laura McVey, who has been
visiting at the j. A. Nash home the
past week and receiving splendid
time at the hands of the young people
of this household and their friends, de.
parted Wednesday for her home in
Yankton, S. d.
The Maccabees gave one of their
series of dances last Thursday night
in their hall. This order believes in
having its membership to enjoy life as
it comes to them and have been Civ
ing these dances off and on all winter
which have been orderly and gentee
in every respect.
Miss Mollie Loney, the trained
nurse who has been here for the pas
year and assisted the doctors in many
difficult cases, is in Ute this week Wis
iting her aunt Mrs. j. j. Miller. Sh'
will return here and visit at the VIM
Cloughley home and then go to he
parental home in California to remain
having many warm friends here VIII
will sincerely regret her leaving.