Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-09-19

Mrs. Cliff Dee Bell has returned
from visit in Anita.
Mrs. L. M. Estes has gone east on a
visit with her relatives.
Mrs. Nels Morey visited with Mrs.
Ordway in Bray ton, last week.
John Kuhn enjoyed q visit over
Sunday from DR.. Reynolds of Mime
sofa.
Marriage license was issued to ia
cob Hansen and Lena Rosenbeck on
Sept. IA.
Mrs. Mushrush who has been out
of town for sometime, came home,
Saturday.
Roy Hibbs is in Atlantic where he
has the contract of laying brick for
sometime.
Mrs. Nels Christensen attended the
M. e. Conference in Council Bluffs,
last week.
The mother of Mrs. Earl Maharg ar
rived here Wednesday from her home
in Odeboldt.
Charles Me srsmith and sister have
gone to Indiana to see their mother,
who is very sick.
F. and. w. Weiderstein purchased
the Pat Mccall farm of 100 acres lest
week of Ed Finch.
All Mendenhall and wife and VIM.
Hockenberry and wife have gone to
Kansas City on visit.
George 81. Buck and family enjoyed
visit from his mother and sister of
Morris Illinois, this week.
A daughter of Grandpa McLeran .
who has been here visiting returned
to her home the last of the week.
DIR. A. L. Brooks was called in con-
sultation with other doctors in the
case of Miss Anna Kitson, Saturday.
Mrs. Simpson of Stillside farm near
Brayton, mother of Late came up,
Saturday to take peep at her new
grandson.
Mrs. r. ]. Gilchrist returned the
latter part of las9 week from Clinton
and Lisbon where she had been on a
short visit.
MIR. and Mrs. B. F. Carper returned
the latter part of the week from Avoca
where they had been running a stand
at the Fair.
Miss Ester White attended the M.
e. Conference in Council Bluffs, last
week, she going as lay delegate from
Hamlin and Extra.
Miss Pearl Bagley, niece of Charles
Bagley. of Topeka, Kansas, visited
here with her uncle and other relatives
the first of the week.
Tad O'Brien and wife who have
been here visiting his parents, Jack
O'Brien and family, left Monday for
their home in Minota, Illinois.
George Brady and wife left Satur-
day for Des Moines to attend the flu
neral of their cousin, Mr.. Quinn who
was killed in mine. He was an in
spector.
Mrs. Haus Albertsen and Mrs. Matt
Johnson left the first of the week for
Cummers, Iowa down near Des
Moines to visit for short time with
their friends.
B. F. Carr left the first of the week
for his home in Ell Reno, Oklahoma.
He had been here on visit and went
back to do some carpenter work
building houses.
The wife Of Anders Jepsen, who is
the tailor in Buthweg & Hansen's
died very suddenly at her home in
our city and was buried Tuesday,
September II, 1907.
Mr.. Woodland, the mail carrier on
Route 3. was sixty years old last Sun.
day, September 18th. He goes every
day rain or shine aud has been doing
so now for six years Notwithstanding
his age.
Mrs. Bennie and Miss Herndon
departed Monday for their home in
Macomb, Illinois, after visiting with
the formers brother and the latter's
uncle, F. NJ. Herndon for the past
two weeka.
David L. Miller, of Mancher, spent
Sunday with Rev. DIR. Macintosh
pastor of the Presbyterian church. He
left Monday for Omaha to attend 8
Theological Seminary before returning
to his home.
George Kramer has gone to Oska
loosa to study in the ministry. He
is the son of Sam Kramer and wife
who lives up in Cameron township
on one of the loveliest farms in the
county. Success to you, George.
Mrs. Rippey and daughter, Bessie
returned to their home in Winterset
Monday. They had been in the city
two weeks visiting their old time
friends and with Merle Rippey and
wife.