Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-03-14

Mrs. DR.. Brooks has been entertain
lug her mother from Perry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bilharz went to
Chicago this week on business.
Mr.. A. S. Purdy of Neoln is now
fclerking in the Prick Drug store
Jake Ruhs came home from visit
with his father in Hancock, Illinois
Mrs. Robert Curtis ia enjoying q
visit from her friend, Mrs. Clark of
Casey.
George Morey of Greeley township
was in town Wednesday attending TO
business.
Charley Wilde came home from o.
maha where he bad been on business
and q visit.
Thursday night there was a dance
and Drama at the Danish Brother
hood Hall.
Mrs. John Hensley of Extra came
up to this city to visit her sister Mrs.
V. e Horton.
Arthur Farquhar came back Tues
day from weeks visit with frienas
in Oklahoma.
M. L. Griffith who has been in
Mississippi spending the winter, came
home Friday.
DR.. A. l.. Brooks traded his auto
mobile for another one, it was shipped
away Monday evening.
Miss Rose Pratt will trim for the
millinery Department. in Vermilya's
store the coming season.
AT the Presbyterian Church March
q there will be q concert given by
shavgaard & Company.
Albert Bintner and T. J.. Essington
of near Brayton passed few hours in
this city on Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Layland went down to
Atlantic to visit her parents before
moving. to North Dakota.
Andrew Sorenson of Wiota vicinity
was calling on his friends at the foe
Kevan Hotel Saturday last.
Fred Vermilya went to Coon Rapids
Wednesday to participate in a big
gun shoot pulled of that day.
Charles and Will Jones and their
mother came home Monday evening
from an extended visit in Kansas.
George Maxwell, the one armed
expert gave an exhibition
of his skill, in Audubon on Tuesday.
The Royal Neighbors" are making
preparations to produce fine play in
the near future gotten up by home
talent.
Anna Loss, who was quite sick last
week is slowly improving. Her
many friends hope that she may soon
recover.
The Modern National Reserve had
fine banquet Tuesday evening and q
goodly number of the members We're
present.
Mrs. Fred Vermilya came home
from Chicago last week where she
had been buying millinery goods for
their store.
Miss Grace West, of Extra, came up
to Audubon, Tuesday evening to
visit Leila Taner and other friends
ana relatives.
William s. Armstrong came home
from imbibing health giving waters
at Colfax for his health. He has
been i'll for some time.
Mrs. Simon Hansen is expected
home this week from the "Sunny
South" where she had passed several
weeks in visiting and seeing the
sights.
Harry Watts. son of F. S. Watts
came home Friday from Des Moines,
where he is connected with the
Register and Leader force, to spend
Sunday.
III. M. Bartlett of Brayton, John
Mertes of Extra and o. C. Wheeler of
Audubon township were business
visitors at the Court House on We'd
nesday.
Lee Hudler and wife came home
the latter part of last week from the
eastern part of the state where they
had been spending the winter with
her folks.
Last Saturday the teachers gave q
birthday breakfast at Miss Mildred
Smiths, Miss Nora Brown and Miss
Ella Hurd assisting and a very social
meeting was the result.
Marriage licenses so far in March
are far from plentiful only two being
granted viz: Lawrence Jorgensen and
Naan Dagmar Nelson; and Andrew
P. Jessen and Mary Petersen.
Mrs. w. d. Kirk, of Chicago, who
has been here visiting her parents,
Charles Van Gorder and wife, left
/, Saturday for Kirkwood on Pine Lake
near Hartford to spend the summer.
Mrs. John A. Nash went to Des
Moines, Wednesday, to visit for a
week. Her daughter, Gretchen will 60
some time this week and join her,
then they will both 60 to Chicago to
hear Maude Adams in Peterpan.
The Christian Church is welcoming
large audiences weekly, but Evange-
lists Carney insists that he can talk
as well to the additional hundred the
lecture room will hold as to the we'll
filled auditorium. Next Lords Day,
good Bible School, Sermon on
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