Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-09-12
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Bank at 8 pen. cent interest.
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George Oelke of Minden visited his
parents last week.
Mrs. Ed Taggart and children are
visiting in Earlham.
Robert Long left Tuesday for his
new home in Iowa City.
E. IS. Van Gorder and family have
returned from the lakes.
Ed Troxel arrived in the city
Thursday from the west.
There will be no preaching at the
M. r. church next Sunday.
Mrs. L. Rippey and daughter, Bessie
visited in the city last week.
Henry Poulsen expects to 90 to
Denmark for year, this fall.
Estel Prouty, of the Advocate force,
is visiting his parents in Abel this
week.
Harvey Delahoyde and family
returned Tuesday to their home in
Stuart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Conklin are Wis
iting and attending the fair in Avoca
this week.
Frank and Beryl Carper went over
TO Avoca the first of the week to at
tend the fair.
Rev. A. R. Grant preached his fare
we'll sermon to good audience last
Sunday evening.
Frank Niklason and wife and Amos
Moreland and wife left Monday for
Omaha TO visit and sight see few
days.
Jens o. Christensen and wife were
happily surprised Monday evening by
a number of their friends calling upon
them.
Miss Rose Pratt will arrive some
time this week to trim for Mrs. Fred
Vermilya in her millinery store the
coming season.
Cad Brenton left for his home in
Lohrville after working for his brother
Ray in the barber shop for time.
Blaine Swartz took his place.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Dollahide had
the pleasure of entertaining their
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John Dennis, son of J. S. Dennis,
and his wife, who have been visiting
here several weeks left the fore part Of
the week for their home in Chicago
Mrs. Matt johnson celebrated he,
birthday Monday by inviting about
A fine time was enjoyed by all pres
ent.
| The prayer service at the M. b.
church Wednesday evening will be al
1880 instead of 800; the preaching ser
vice after this will commence at 1870
and Epworth League at $50.
| G. III. Sampson and wife gave s
party Monday evening to number O
invited guests at their home. They
intended to have q moonlight serenadt
but the weather did not permit.
The Des Moines Conference of the
M. d. Church is now in session al
at Council Bluffs. Rev. Grant is il
attendance. Mrs. DR.. Brooks is there
as delegate and j. M. Renftle as al
ternate to the Lay Electoral Confer
ence which meets Friday to select si1
delegates to attend the general confer
ence to be held at Baltimore in May
next year. The Conference is divided
into six districts which are superin
tended by the following Presiding
Elders: Atlantic District, Rev. Stew
enson; Boone, Rev. Ilgenfritz; Ores
ton, Rev. Hohanshelt; Charlton, DR.
Miller; Council Bluffs, DR.. Griffith
Des Moines, DR.. Holmes. Bishop
Goodsell will preside and with the
cabinet composed OF the presiding cid
ers will assign the ministers to theil
places for the coming year. Mr.. A. H
Roberts wss one of the delegates tt
the conference in Chicago in 1900
This is a coveted honor among the lay
members as well as the ministers. Mr.
Grant will return to Audubon after
conference.
Dswitt's Little Early Risers arr
are good for anyone who needs 6
pill. They are small. safe. sure LITTLE