Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1905-06-22

Miss Mary Campbell was Bray.
ton visitor the last of the week.
Miss Vivian Deweese went to Au
dubon Saturday to visit friende.
Miss Mary Powell visited las,
week with relatives in Marne and
Atlantic.
Miss Bonnie Hunter passed las,
week with friends in Marne return.
ing home Saturday.
"None Such" Ice Cream. try a
dish at the Lawrence Restaurant
6-22 2w,
Miss Ethel Wheeler,of Audubon
township, ie visiting relatives in
Chicago and suburbs leaving here
Friday evening.
Mahlon Hepp of Gray, was the
guest of his friend Jay Lancelot
over Saturday night.
Fred Cotton is again at work be.
hind the counter at the E. d. Cotton
store having returned from Vinton,
Iowa the middle of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olut Jensen aud
Peter Volts were visiting Sunday,
out at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nels Christensen's west of town
DR.. Richards will be at the Park
Hotel. Extra, Tuesday afternoon,
June 9th. Weak eyes, defective
vision and headache especially.
Richest candies, freshest nuts
and best brands ofcigars are always
found at the Lawrence Restaurant.
6-22 2w.
DR.. Riley returned Saturday
morning from Spring Hill, Illinois
where he visited his mother who
accompanied him home for a visit.
Mrs. George Spencer, Mrs. Conn
rardy, Mrs. Lafe Simpson and Miss
Bernice Seibert went to Chicag go for
a weeks visit starting Friday even
ing.
Miss Clara Whitted, one of Ex.
ira's popular young school teach
er's, left for Chicago Friday even.
ing on ten days visit and sight
seeing.
Jonn Mcclure, the big stock buy
day with car of cattle purchased
from Fred Bartlett of Audubon
township.
A heavy wind storm passed
through Audubon and east Greeley
townships Sunday evening but we
have heard of no serious damage
therefrom.
Ed Milliman was in the band Sat-
urday evening with that New "E"
Flat Tuba horn almost as big as
himself and the way he coaxed the
music out of it wac caution.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Dimick are in
Des Moines this week visiting their
daughter Mrs. Ez Holden and hus-
band and attending the wedding of
their grand son Cary Holden, We'd
nesday.
A swarm of bees entered a knot
hole in the west side of the Office
of the Kroeger livery barn Friday
and now seem to be quietly settled
and have gone to work in their new
quarters.
A big dance and three fights in
which some of the participants
were badly beaten, one sustaining
a broken arm were some OF the
features helping to enliven the oc-
casion Saturday night out north of
town.
Christian Science Bible Lesson
for Sunday June 25, 1905. Subject:
God. Golden Text: mo man hath
one another, God dwelleth in us,
and his love is perfected in u.s."
John 4: IL.
Earl Smith has been sent from
Atlantic to Goodland, Kansas
where he is now checked in as
agent. He was first called to Colo
rado Springs and interviewed by
the Division Supt. after which the
transfer was made.
George Weighton accompanied
by H. w. Wilson drove down from
Audubon Friday and while the
former attended to his practice as
veterinarian, the latter visited his
daughter Mrs. G. w. Marlin and
grand children who went home
with him for short visit at the
parental home.
J. F. Berry drove to Anita Sunday
and the darkness overtaking him
over in the hills of Audubon town
ship he had quite a time finding
his way to place where the land
marks were familiar. He saw some
of the largest hail stones he ever
laid eyes on in the storm of that
evening but fortunately for the
farm ers there were but few of them
Rev Sloan, wife and her father
Miss Elsie Benton, Charley Sim
mons, Ed Lemon and the Misses
Eva and Effie Goochey all of North
Branch or vicinity passed through
here one day last week on their way
out to Bowman's Grove in Shelby
County to attend three days
meeting of the Baptist Young Peo
pie assemb bled there. They return
ed on Friday 80 our informant tells
us.