Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-04-06
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Randall Hunter was at Extra Sat
urday last.
a. II. Brown is In Aledo, Ill. on a
short visit.
| Miss Ella Stearns spent her vaca-
ton at Monroe, Ia.
Ed Frick is in the north part of the
state hunting ducks.
A child of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mushrush is very sick.
Miss Mildred Morrisey is visiting
in Des Moines this week.
George Graves is the new barber at
the Brenton barber shop.
Miss Grace Conklin will visit in
Omaha for a few months.
Mrs. Wilde has built a handsome
porch to her dwelling house.
Twenty-Five new members were
taken into the Presbyterian Church.
Orion Clure of Extra is working for
Martin Larson, the harness max er.
Rev. Mccormick is now nicely To-
Gated in his new home at Lenox. Ia.
Miss Nellie Norton, of Stuart is here
for an extended visit with her par
ents.
Mr.. V. f. Horton is employed in
the case, State of Iowa, against Bob
Leek.
MI. G. q. Harper has enlarged his
studio to accommodate his growing
trade
Henry Brandorst was in Audubon
Saturday selling some horses to the
buyers.
Rev. Wendle of the Evangelical
chucrh is attending conference at
Person
Lee Griffith of Stennett, formerly
an Audubon county boy. was bust
ness caller here.
Prof. Kephart of Muscatine is one of
the applicants for the Superintendent
cy of our schools.
Mrs. G. g. Nelson and children
were over to Coon Rapids last week
visiting her parents.
Miss Cora Layland has accepted a
position with a millinery establish
ment at Fort Dodge,
One car of hogs and two cars of
horses We're shipped out over the G.
d n. w Saturday night.
VIM. Netf, VIM. Cloughly and Ed
Finch returned from New Mexico.
They report a grand trip.
The sisters, Myrtle and Drusa Ross
of Cameron attended the Simpson
| Orchestra entertainment.
| Mr.. Jack Dennis has received
| pension from the government of ten
| dollars month. Good.
| Mr.. Downing, once business part
ner of Clyde Wilde, made MIR. Wilde
pleasant call last week.
The mother and sister of landlord
| Gilchrist of the Park Hotel, returned
| to their Iowa City home
Miss Larson enjoyed a visit with
her sister, Mrs. Allie Quimby at Ross
during her spring vacation.
Miss Lou Sweringer of MARSHALL
town, was here looking after her prop
erty, the Overholtzer block.
Miss Nettie Pierson of Morning
Side College is visiting her Uncle,
County Attorney Geo. Cosson.
Mr.. B. f. Simpson of Brayton was
in the city last week confering with
his son L. E., on business matters.
The A. O. IT, w. Grand Lodge
meets at Cedar Rapids May to ii,
reduced rates over the Rock Island.
Sam McNary has hauled lumber to
the John Weighton farm over in
Guthrie County with which to erect
a dwelling.
Mr. VIM. Layland drove over to his
Madison county farm where he will
reside in the future. His family will
follow later
The japanese festival at the M. f..
Church Parlors WAS success. we
hope the promoters will repeat the
entertainment.
John Parnham was one OF the
Simpson College Orchestra, who gave
an entertainment here recently. Mr..
Parnham was born in Audubon.
Mr.. Leonard Jordan was down to
the Mount Pleasant hospital looking
after the interest of his afflicted wife.
We hope to soon hear of Mrs. Jordan's
recovery.
Miss Alta Crow is visiting with her
brother and family, j. A. Crow of
Carrollton, who has Just returned
from an extensive trip thru the east
ern and southern states.
Steve Morrissey, of Harlan, and by
of the state of Iowa, was over visiting
his aged mother and brother. Steve
is not enjoying very good health.
| We are pleased to report the con-
valescing of Mr. Al Miller, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Miller of Cameron
township, who has been so very sick
in Des Moines, while attending the
Drake University,
Mr.. Ridley of Bradford, Illinois,
has taken charge of the Hon. Asmus
Boysen ranch, Lincoln township.
Mr.. Ridley and his excellent wife will
be welcome acquisition to the so
ciety of Gray.
A Prominent Wedding.
We are again called upon to chron-
ical most happy event, the marriage
in Sioux City, la. last Monday of two