Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-08-10

Mr.. Ben Carr Senior has been anite
poorly for several days.
Frank Green, the clerk at the Corn
Exchange Bank is visiting his parents
in Nebraska.
Harry Watts of the Register and
Leader was an over Sunday visitor
with his parents here.
Miss Moore, the faithful book-keep.
er at the Russell store, is visiting
friends at Manson Iowa.
Rev. Walburn has ioinad his o;da
regiment, the 51st Iowa which is do.
ing field duty near Des Moines.
Miss Matte Nelson of Des Moines
is making her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Henrik Nelson pleasant visit.
Joseph Richards and wife who was
called to the death bed of their sons
wife in Nebraska returned home.
Floyd Hayes who has been spend
ing few days with friends here
returned to his labors in Omaha.
Taylor Langworthy. wife and child
rem have been in Audubon for a
few days visiting relatives, friends.
and neighbors.
Messrs Ben Train and George
Kellogg are the K. of P. representa-
tives to the Grand Lodge which meet
at Davenport this week.
W. r. Mills the former eff Gent fore
man OF the Republican is trying his
hand in large shop again. Ray is an
expert printer and always finds num-
erous positions open for him.
Miss Lou Terrill of Los Angeles
California was visiting at the Watts
home last week, she left Sunday for
Belgium from there will go to Paris.
She will meet her sister in Chicago.
Don't forget Chautauqua trains, they
run the rest of this week there is q
special FOR SUNDAY, NEXT, leaving
Audubon at 8.45 A. NJ, Hamlin at 8,
Extra 915, Brayton 927. Returning
leaves Atlantic at 10 P. M. All aboard
for Atlantic next Sunday at 8.45
every body.
To the M. w. A. and citizens of
Audubon, Extra and the members of
her Concert Band desire in this pub
lie manner to express their thanks for
the gift presented the band at the
close of the exercises on Woodman
Day August Sd. They will ever re-
member the day as one of great pleas.
ure and shall always entertain fond
recollection of a cordial greeting.
Mr.. Ed Freeborn has been promoted
at the Rock Island and transferred to
another point of the great system.
Chris Wonsmos has peen promoted
tooperator. Surely Agent Smith has
had many changes in his corps OF assis.
tants since he has been in Audubon.
and from the grade of help he furnish.
es the management we are led to think
his ability in that direction must be
perfect,
1 AL Hurd who for many years has
been the efficient employee of the
George Preston grocery store was laid
of to make room for Mr.. Preston's
son John who has finished his school
course and desires some practical
knowledge. Mr.. HuId will recreate
for few weeks after which he will
look up position. Mr.. Hurd is a
model young man and would be q
| SoiuuUlC dCH w ally luSUlCuUlOO
which is seeking the services of young
men who are not afraid to worE
and are honest.
While Grandpa Dreher was nearint
one of the railroad crossings north O
town Wednesday, being hard of hear
ing he did not observe an approach
ing train until the engine crashed in,
to his buggy, overturning the vehicl,
with the old gentlemen beneath it ant
the horse completely enmeshed in tn
harness. The train ran on down the
grade but soon returned to the seen,
of the accident. Mr.. Dreher was fount
unhurt but badly confused and some
what dazed. In fact he failed to rec
ognize hisrig and exclaimed mo stree
when it was pointed out to him. /
was close call. The road is yer,
dangerous in the location where MI
Dreher was caught and should b
changed