Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-07-04
North Branch

big reunion here the Fourth.
MISS Stella Spangler is enjoying
visit from her cousin, Mise Clay,
of Ohio.
II. o. Shoesmith and little daugh-
ter, Lou, went to Extra, Monday,
after load of flour for the store.
The Guthrie County road gang
left Wednesday for the big ridge
east of Bear Grove in Baker
township.
Roy Shoesmith came home,
esota, to spend the Fourth with the
home folks.
On account of the threatening
rain aud subsequent showers,
choir practice did not materialize,
Saturday night.
Charlie Headlee took his sister
Maude to Guthrie Center, Tuesday
last where she spent the rest of the
week taking examinations.
Miss iona Dunlavy, who was
expected at North Branch to spend
be impossible for her to come on
Leonard Dove and Will Aten
came home from Audubon County
Thursday evening to attend the
social at Walter Doves. They
returned to their work again FRI
2 day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fru Colee are the
proud and happy parents of brand
new baby girl, born to them Friday
June 49, Mrs. Colee will be remem-
bered by her many friends in Extra
as Mrs. Mamie Dietrich
Rev. Sloan and family lett Thurs.
day with their household goods
for their new field of labor in
Clarified, Taylor County, Iowa,
from which place Rev. Sloan has
had a call to fill the pulpit OF the
Baptist Church.
Sadie Artist attended the Ep.
worth League Social at Walter
Doves, Thursday evening. Her
many friends were glad to see her
looking 80 well. The California
climate certainly has done her
wonderful good.
The choir is planning to give a
veeper service in the near future.
The choir leader hopes that as far
as possible all members of the
choir will attend each meeting, as
it is for the best interest of each
individual as we'll as the choir, to
not miss an opportunity for
improvement.
Che young folks of the com NUM-.
sty gathered at the Walter Dove
home last Friday evening to assist
ETA in celebrating her fifteenth
birthday. The evening was an
ideal one and all enjoyed them.
selves to the utmost. They wish
Eta many happy returns of the
day and may all her hours be as
happy as those of Friday evening.
The ice.cream social given at
Walter Doves last Thursday even
ing was a complete success. The
ice cream was good, everyone
seemed to enjoy the evening, and
the Epworth League cleared about
$1,000. The only fault that could be
found was with the temperature,
but even that could not prevent
people from enjoying the first ice
cream of the season.
Mrs. Frank Nelson and daughter
Frances are having siege of the
whooping cough. They have no
idea where they were exposed to it
and did not know until they began
to whoop that it was anything
. more than a severe cold. What
they regret most is the fact that
they Internationally exposed so
many others. They sincerely hope
that no serious consequences may
follow.
We clip the following from
"Matilda's" items in the Guthrian:-
Mr.. and Mrs. Shuble Parker and
Master Willard, their three year old
adopted son, from Rosemont,
Minnesota, are visiting at the pa
rental home at North Branch.
Shuble grew up here as lad and
his friends and relatives are glad
to give he and wife and son the
glad hand of welcome. Shuble has
good position on the Milwaukee
railroad.
Rev. Isaac M. O'Flyng, of dag.
onal, Iowa, came Thursday for a
visit with his daughter, Mrs. Fru