Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-06-27
Prof. rfantz bought a pretty little
dog for his children this week.

Prof. rfantz bought pretty little
dog for his children this week.
Henry Herbert is up in Canada
looking after his land this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Owen became the
happy parents of little daughter
Monday.
Charles Talbot has been enjoying
a visit from his father of Carroll the
past week.
Miss May Farquhar of Spencer is
visiting with relatives and friends for
q short time.
Mrs. John Hensley of Extra visited
in the city Monday with her sister,
Mrs. Horton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Burk hart are re-
.joicing over the arrival of little son
at their home.
The Atlantic Orchestra will furnish
music for big dance at the Maccabee
hall the Fourth.
j. 81. McIntire of Des Moines visit
ed with his father-inlaw, John G..
Davis last week.
Grandpa Kevan left Friday for
Walnut, Corley and Harlan to visit
among his children.
The Rosardo Comedy Acrobats have
been secured for the Fourth. A fine
performance is expected.
Rev. Broom of Brayton passed thru
town Monday from Sac City where
he had been to meeting.
Lon Templeman returned the last
of the week from West Liberty where
he had been visiting his father.
The Normal teachers were enter
tanned at the schoolhOuse Monday
evening by the Commercial Club
Mrs. l. P. Hansen and son Ed are
out in Washington state visiting
her son, P. l.. Hansen aud family.
M. F. Kerwin with his wife and two
children left Saturday for Panama,
Iowa, to visit friends and relatives.
Miss Ella Hurd left Tuesday eve
ming for Coon Rapids to attend a
wedding of her friend, the next day.
The revival meetings at the Chris
tlan church are proving success as
eight new members are added to the
church.
Rev. Broom of Brayton will preach
at the Baptist church in Audubon
next Monday evening, July lst at
eight O'clock.
The Royal Neighbors had banquet
in their hall Monday evening for Mr..
and Mrs. John Rutherford who ex.
ect to leave Audubon.
Last week at the reunion in Dubu-
que, A. F. Drake was elected secretary
of the Civil War musicians of Iowa,
which he fully deserves.
John Renftle returned the latter
part of last week from Carson where
he had been to attend a district con-
vention of the Erworth League.
The vaudeville play that will be
given in the Woodman hall this even
ing and tomorrow evening is for the
benefit of the Columbian Club.
A number OF young people enjoyed
a moonlight picnic at Stauley's grove
one evening last week. MesdameS
Watts and Townsend were the
cuapeTOnS.
Father Mcdonald left Monday
evening for Davenport to attend the
annual retreat for the priests of this
Diocese. One hundred and forty
priests We're present among whom
We're Bishop Kane of Cheyenne,
Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. r G. Spencer were
called to mourn the loss of their in
FAINT son on June Oath. The funeral
services We're conducted Tuesday the
18th by Rev. Mcintosh, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, after which the
interment took place in the Maple
Grove cemetery.
N. P, Christensen, the honest real
estate dealer of Extra, drove up to
Audubon Tuesday night and brought
the following gentlemen to witness
the Black Cross Degree in masonry
conferred upon Mr.. George Spencer:
John Schlater, Fred Bartlett, Andrew
Baylor and e. d. Powell.