Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-08-08

TWENTY-ONE Y
The three Misses Hicks called on
Audubon friends Monday.
Tom Lohner made business
call at the county seat, Monday.
Fred Wilken visited at the paren-
tai home in Atlantic over Sunday
The jolly eighteen had picnic in
honor of the visit of Mrs. Sam
Brown.
Miss lund, daughter of Peter
Lund visited Brayton friends over
Sunday.
An old settlers picnic was held
at the Crisman home Friday
evening.
The ladies and gentlemen OF the
Whist club held their weekly picnic
in the Athletic Park Thursday.
Mr.. Ed Delahoyde took load of
picnickers to the timber, Sunday,
which was unfortunately dispersed
by the rain.
u Joe Gearheart laid string of
Sidewalk Saturday for Chris Jen-
/sen one block west of the Fullerton
lumber sheds.
Asa Johnson brought in twenty
seven head of nice smooth hogs the
last of the week which he sold to
our local dealers.
Mr.. Christensen, who once worked
shop, was here from Au 1ubon over
Sunday calling on friends.
The Misses Emma and Matilda
Hansen returned from Des Moines
where they have been attending
summer school at Highland Park,
Saturday.
George Hunt, wife and child
started Monday for Wall Lake,
where they propose to spend the
next two weeks in fishing and other
recreations.
Oluf Jensen has his feed and
poultry house fitted up in good
shape now and is ready to grind
your feed or purchase your poultry
whenever required.
Walnuts Carnival, August 20,
80 and 31st will include a railroad
convention and live stock show,
and no games of a shady nature
will be countenanced.
Miss Anna Madsen went to Des
Moines Sunday returning Monday
accompanied by her sister, Miss
Marie, who has been attending
Highland Park College.
The little Alma and Maggie
Christensen of Atlantic arrived
here Monday on visit with their
young friends, the children of Mr..
and Mrs. Soren Madsen, north of
town.
Mrs. v. E. Gearheart returned to
Adel where she will remain until
he gets possession of the property
here owned by Isaac Hunt which
is now occupied by E. c. Crane and
family.
Mrs. William Delahoyde came
home Friday from Audubon where
she is dressmaking, returning on
Tuesday. She has work which
will keep her employed for length
of time.
Six years of monthly visits to
Extra with increasing practice
proves DR.. Weber's skill and sue
GEES in curing Eye and Ear
Diseases. Cali on Thursday after.
noon, August Is, at Park Hotel.
Examination free.
John Tibben of northeast Audu-
bon township was on the market
Friday morning with twenty-six
head of hogs which averaged two
hundred and seventy-seven pounds
and his brother Henry sold twenty
head which averaged two hundred
and ninety pounds each.
Nhe Misses Mamie and Anna
Gruby returned from Elliott Fri
day and were keeping bachelors
hall for day or two when they
went to Nebraska on visit
Miss Anna resigned her position
on the Elliott Graphic before COM
ing home so she informs US.
Miss Trola Born who resides in
New York, arrived here last week
on visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. E. Born. She came by way
of the Great Lakes and rail to
North Dakota where she visited
with her brother, Otto Born whom
che represents as doing we'll. She
will leave here about August 18th.
Eirs. Charley May returned from
Atlantic Friday and reports her
brother.in- law, Ellis Oliphant, do
ing we'll in the Edmondsen hos
pital at the Bluffs. The thumb
aud probably the little finger of
his right hand alone remain, the
other fingers being amputated.
The bones of the left hand were
broken but there is likelihood of
saving the hand.