Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-07-12

Emil Bilharz and w. G.. Elliott are
looking at Canadian lands this week.
George Jorgensen has returned from
an extended trip to the "old country"
August Greenwaldt was business
visitor at the county seat Wednesday.
Miss May .Elrod went down to
Red Oak last week on a pleasure
trip.
A sweet little daughter came to re-
side with ]. r. Pound and wife Thurs
day last.
Mrs. Frazier came up from Menlo,
and is visiting with her son, ]. F.
Frazier and family.
Miss Eta Kennels WENT Colorado
Springs Tuesday to be away for three
weeks on pleasure trip.
Miss Kate Roach is having her
house neatly painted. The Bailey
Brothers are doing The work.
The farm house of James Law
caught fire Monday but owing to help
near by it was soon gotten under con-
troll.
Mrs. Bottenfield and daughter of Des
Moines are here assisting in the care of
Grandma Clifford who has been quite
poorly.
| The father of Mrs. Humiston re-
ported that their barn with horse,
carriage and harness, burned to the
ground.
Lon Templeman has commenced
work on his new building, or rather
is razing the old to make way for
the new.
Charley Pardee Of near Botna has
| bought the north west quarter of
Section q Cameron of George Nor
thup at $500.
Ole Twist who used to live on the
Troxell farm west of town and who
moved to Emmett County March last,
died there Monday.
Audubon will cross bats with
Coon Rapids on the diamond today.
AS we go to press Audubon is of
course little ahead.
Mr.. L. d. Phelps and family came
home from his vacation in the east; of
course Bird is looking fine and says he
had an enjoyable time.
Prof. Repass took Leota Conway his
niece, home with him when he went
down last week. She will return af-
ter making short visit.
VIM. McClaren, Sr. and wife and
George McClaren, wife and son, are in
Omaha visiting relatives and enjoy
ing the sights of the metropolis.
Hi Mendenhall and son are in Ohio
starting up the one minute Washer
sales. This little machine flourishes
! everywhere but right here in Audi
bon.
Prof. F. ]. Mantz aud Peter Andersen
departed by team for thetlakes in the
northern part of the state in quest of
sport in the form of fishing and hunt.
ing.
Floyd Hayes formerly of the Advo-
cate but now in job Office out at
Omaha brought his family up and
spent last week with relatives and
friends.
A man from Des Moines came here
last week to confer with Mr.. A. ].
Story about land in New Mexico. We
guess that Mr.. Story is "too old in the
harness." etc.
Manning had about 5000 people at
tend their celebration. They had q
fine program but on account Of the in
clement weather many of the sports
were not carried out.
4 VIM. Armstrong went to Colfax,
Wednesday, to take treatment for
rheumatism. Colfax is alright VIM.
hn<
Il Colorado is much better.
An injunction was asked for of
Judge Green this morning by some
parties from Emerson, Montgomery
county. 1t was q liquor case and the
injunction was granted.
Charley Burnside is home from the
medical college of the John Hopkins
University where he has been for the
past year. He will spend his vacation
here and return in the fall.
| Hebdon's Stereopticon Entertain
1nent at the M. e. Church was well
attended by an appreciative audience,
Their patronage was very satisfactory
at Manning and Gray also.
| Don't forget "Queen Esther" to be
rendered this month. The music low
ers of the town have taken hold of it
and you may look for the best home
talent play In song that has ever been
give to an Audubon audience.
Elmer BRENNAN has gone to Brook
lyn, Iowa, for two weeks visit with
his parents. From there he will HE
away to the mountains of Colorado
where he will spend the summer
vacation enjoying the climate and
scenery.
Republican says
"The committee on music for Sat-
urday were very fortunate in secur-
ing the Extra Band to which the
large audience listened with good
deal of pleasure as they played during
the afternoon and evening. For a
town of its size, Extra has one of the
best bands in the state and one of
which many towns or a times az
large would be proud"
To Mr.. Ross we doff our hat and
feel there is one man in Audubon that
| I'm owa UOOd mnaic hut ito q nuootion