Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1906-08-30

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Judge Green opened court at Logan,
Iowa, on the 18th ult.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Nash return
ed from Okoboji last week.
Mrs. Mike Flynn from Stuart is
visiting her friend Mrs. MCGUIRE.
Mat johnson and wife were Des
Moines visitors the last of the week.
Mrs. Fannie Andrews returned to
her home in Oklahoma City last week.
Mr.. John Rutherford returned from
Mt. Pleasant and Rock Island Friday.
Miss Minnie Mcclure went to Nicola
to visit her brother William and FAM
lily.
Miss Lucille Brooks will enter the
M. r. College at Indianola in Septem-
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruddy, from near the
Guthrie line, are visiting relatives in
Illinois.
Mr.. ]. G. Baker left for Iowa City
on business matters and to visit
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Edwards are the
proud parents Of ten pound boy,
born Monday noon.
Miss Lillis Hayes went to Pleasant
vile few days ago to commence her
duties as teacher in the city school.
Miss Lillis Hayes left Friday noon
for Pleasantville where she will fill
her former position in the schoolroom.
Three hundred head of heavy steers
for sale. DOAK & LANE,
Audubon, Iowa.
Robert Hensel, of Villisca, Iowa,
who has been visiting his sister, Mrs.
Fred Draher, of Cameron township,
returned to his home.
Endeavor Society held an ice cream
social on the lawn of the Presbyterian
church last night. A good crowd Of
jolly people were present
For Dyspepsia use Swan Root
Tablets. They are guaranteed.
A. BoRJEssoN,
a23 Audubon, Iowa.
Miss Ella Stearns went to Cedar
Rapids last week to visit old friends.
She will be home in time to commence
her duties as Principal of the High
School.
Mr.. Ollie Coon and family are en-.
joying few days. recreation in the
old home near Brooklyn, Iowa, where
when Ollie was small boy he passed
many pleasant days.
Rev. Ehlers of the German Luther
an Church whose health has failed
has concluded to quit the ministry,
and leave the country. The gentle
man had sale last Friday, which
was well attended.
Ed Vandenberg, who was formerly
associated with Mr.. John McKarahan
in the hardware business here, and
previous to that the gentlemanly
agent at the Northwestern depot, was
in our city few days last week ming
ling business with pleasure.
Miss Ruth Powell, of Sioux City,
who is visiting her relatives in Extra,
is great favorite with her uncles and
aunts, as we'll as with her parents, as
she is the only child among the three
brothers and the three sisters who are
all married and are enjoying happy
homes.
II a boy ever found welcome on
/ this earth it is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
DR.. McLeran, who made his official
appearance one day last week. The
heated period through which we have
passed NAV be just what we want for
corn, but for babies and mothers it is
most terrific.
A friend at our elbow suggests that
the best way to head off the mail or
der houses Is for the local merchant to
advertise literally and get the trade
themselves. It does look reasonable.
All of the mail order houses are heavy
advertisers, and if they can make it
pay why not the local merchant.
When one views the happy throng
of people on the streets of our neigh
boring city of Extra every Saturday
night, listening to the dispensation of
harmony by Extras musical artists, 1t
is not surprising that so many go down
from Audubon and from other sections
of the county to imbibe such sweet
melody.
In the office of Justice Mantz last
week occurred the marriage Of Edgar
B. Love to Miss Minnie E. Borsko-
ski. Mr.. Love is a new man to the
county, but Miss Borskoski was rails.
ed on farm in south west Lincoln
and is an amiable and lady like per-
sonage and fully competent to make
home the best spot on earth to the
] husband of her choosing.