Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-09-20
Roy Hayes is home again.

Roy Hayes is home again.
Clyde Wilde has gone on a trip to
Canada.
Hi Mendenhall returned home
from Ohio last Sunday.
Peter Dollahide went to Casey to
visit friends and relatives.
Earl Maharg is suffering from a Sc
we're attack of typhoid fever.
Miss Cora Sampson has returned to
her studies at Cornell College.
John Weighton advertises a public
sale of Duroc Jerseys for October I'd.
John Butterton, wife and family
have returned from their Oklahoma
trip.
]. G. Sweezey and wife went up to
Luverne, Minnesota, to see their
daughter.
Mr.. Ponne, of Illinois, who has
been at the J. w. Mcclure home for a
few weeks, returned.
Mrs. Ross Craney went down to
Stuart one day last week to attend the
wedding of her sister.
Mr.. Dennis was here fair week. He
is now located at Denison, Iowa, and
is doing good business.
Lou and Joe Watson returned to
their studies at Indianola after spend
ing their vacation in this county,
Dutch Lafoy arrived from Canada
and will stay here till Xmas. He
came to help gather the big corn crop.
Jens j. Jensen delivered fine
young bull to Peter Carter this week.
The sale was made through Miles
Kness.
Frank Carper and Walt Holdings
worth were at the Avoca fair last
week running q stand for practicable
purposes.
"Bootlegging" in Atlantic cost the
operator Of that nefarIous trade Just
$118 besides having been in jail since
the third of July.
Superintendent Arthur Farquhar
has sold his partnership interest in
some land in North Dakota to Lou
Groteluschen of Gray.
| w. w. Perrine, of Viola township,
has gone to Omaha for surgical op.
GRAFTON. The poor Dlan has been a
great sufferer for some time.
8. r. Curtis and wife are out at
Sheldon, Nebraska. 1t will be re-
membered that Ned moved out there
last spring and is doing well.
Charles Owen had a runaway last
/ Got inf f nd
we're injuries that it was found necess-
airy to call the services of Doctor
Brooks.
We look forward with pleasure to
the genuine Japanese vs Audubon ball
that is to lie played here September
9th. They have been trained by an
American.
Mrs. John McNutt and grand
daughter, Mabel, with Mrs. James
Burkey, went to South Dakota where
son of Mrs. McNutt is laying low
with fever.
Miss Halford has resigned the In.
termediate department Of the Gray
school and Howard Kittell has been
elected in her place. Miss Halford
went to Oregon.
The Misses Mary and Lizzie Nelson
returned from market with q bran
new stock of millinery goods which
they will place in their dressmakinp
rooms over the Dave Soar harness
shop.
Jefferson ball team defeated the
Runnells team for the second time
last Friday being four to three. The
Runnells is . fast team and has been
playing in what is known as good
base ball luck.
Charles g. Wolff and Miss Marie
Fischer were married at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Fischer out south
west of town, at twelve O'Clock, Wed
nesday, September 10th and departed
on the evening train for Colorado
where they will spend their honey
moon.
Worth Hartzell bought one thou
sand two hundred and thirty sheer
from up near Woolsey, South Dakots
and brought them to his Greeley farm
in this county Tuesday last. MI
Hartzell is offering four hundred eve
opportunity to start into the sheer
business.
The man and woman who try t,
make their home the most interesting
spot on earth for each other and TO
their friends and for those who ar
near snd dear to them, have but oc
casional use for the "club" or tn
'lodge." 1t is to them like the theate
. pleasant place to enter now ant
then but not spot to dwell in.