Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-09-26

Miss Flossie McAninch visited in
Audubon, Wednesday.
r. B. White shipped a car of
chickens to Chicago Friday.
Mrs. Emil, Bilharz and Mrs. Vollmer
came in over the early Rock Island,
Wednesday.
Rev. George Broome, of Brayton,
passed through town Monday on his
way to Carroll.
Mrs. DR.. Fulton enjoyed q visit
between trains Saturday from Mrs.
Archer of Atlantic.
The Green Bay Lumber Company
,, are having scales put in, in addition
to their other work.
M. G. Griffith and AL Miller expect
to leave October first for San Diego,
California to pass the winter. =
Mrs. VIM. Egan of Extra spent the
day one day last week with her friend
Mrs. Charles Wilde in our city.
Charles Watts went to Chicago,
Saturday on pleasure trip and to
look at the surroundings before going
to college.
Miss Gertie Schwenneker of Extra
returned to her home Saturday after
visiting with Mrs. b. A. Esbeck q
short time.
J. G. Powell and Ralph Tilley of
Extra came up to Audubon in Mr..
POwell's auto and left it with Mr..
Petty for repairs.
Mrs. Laura Delahoyde left Monday
for her home in Extra after visit at
the Chas Van Gorder and Mrs. Lena
Walker homes here.
Attorney Rasmussen, Ed Cotton, q
leading merchant and Frank Persing,
the coal dealer of Extra transacted
business in town the last of the week,
Mike Foley and Ed johnson left
Saturday night for Chicago with a
load of cattle. There was special
train came in for that purpose to take
them.
Dewitt's Little Early Risers are
are good for anyone who needs a
pill. They are small, safe, sure little
pills, that do not grippe or sicken.
Sold by Nick Doffing. a,
Mrs. Bryant arrived in town Satur-
day from Newton where she had been
visiting with her son, Tom Bryant
aud will visit with her daughter, Mrs.
| w. w. Smith for time.
The Clerk of Courts have issued
licences to wed to: III
Jacob Hansen and Lena Rosenbeck.
Chris II. Frerk and Anna Heesch.
Chris NJ. Christensen and Minnie
Marie Hansen.
Mrs. George Hardenbrook of Okla.
homa and sister, Mre. NJ. T. Todd of
South Dakota left Monday for their
homes after visit here with their
sister, Mrs. John Cameron in Lincoln
Township and other relatives and old
time friends.
Chris Wonsmus and John Hansen
telegraph operators at the Rock Is.
land Depot went down to Des Moinee
Saturday where Chris attended a
meeting of the Order of Railway Tele-
graphers and John stopped in Allan
tic on his way home.
The foot ball teams, Audubon
against Extra will play in Audubon
tomorrow, Friday, September 81. The
game last week between these lovers
of the sport resulted in 10 to 10 or tie
game. The game tomorrow will be q
stubbornly resisted one and will be 9
place to spend an enjoyable hour.
Saturday of this week, Will Hudler
who has been foreman in the Republi.
can Office for some time will quit and
work in Albertsen & Christensen's
Grocery Store taking Merle Rippey't
place. Mr.. Hudler has been very
faithful no doubt attending to his du
ties in the office and will be missed.
Mrs. Eugene Wilson and her sister
Miss Bea Lancelot of Extra spent the
day Monday in our city visiting a
mong their many friends and was en-
joying their visit so highly that they
thought they would stay and see the
lights lit. Miss lancelot had beer
visiting in Gray and her sister came
up as far as Audubon to accompany
her home. Mr.. Wilson drove up one
evening and took them home.
II The following is clipped from the
Sunday World Herald:-Ward Card
a brakeman on the Rock Island road
VINO was working on extra switching
in the yards here (Atlantic), slipped
and fell in front of the engine yester.
day and was instantly killed. The
engine was backed up to release his
body from under the firebox. He was
badly bruised and mangled. He
leaves a wife and four children. The
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
lodge will have charge of his funeral
Mr.. Cards many friends in Audi
bon County extend their heartfelt,
sympathy to the bereaved family.
Ask your dealer for a copy of thai
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