Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-04-18
Father Mcdonald went to Omaha

Father Mcdonald went to Omaha
Monday.
George Cosson had business to at
tend to in Omaha the first of the week.
Ross Craney was looking over the
Dakota country for several days past.
j. S. Johnson, the jeweler, is enjoy.
ing a visit from his mother from
Scranton.
Frank s. Watts went to Omaha Fri
day to visit for q few days with his pa
rents in that city.
Wesley Switzer has raised his home
and graded up so that it is much i'm.
proved in appearance.
Mrs. ]. P. Tharnish's sister in At
lantic has been very sick lady. She
is convalescing however.
Uncle Joe Leffingwell came up Mon
day from Extra to visit relatives and
old friends short time.
Mrs. Chas. Van Gorder is visiting
at the home of her daughter Mrs.
Kirk, in Chicago, this week.
V. w. Jansen moved his family here
from North Bend, Neb., and is occu-
plying the John OFT property.
County Clerk Charles White receiv-
ed the opinion in the Carl Hoover case
Monday and 1t has been reversed.
Miss Clara Oelke, the efficient book
keeper at the Hoover establishment,
was at Omaha visiting her sister, Miss
Alma.
Charles Talbot, the restaurant man,
Is enjoying visit from his sister who
lives in Carroll. She came down Sun
day.
The Thiegesen child who lost q
finger by playing with machinery, ne
cessitating its amputation, is getting
along finely.
Miss Nora Oelke, of the postoffice
force, departed for Omaha, where she
went to visit her sister, Miss Alma
Oelke, over Sunday.
Mrs. Anderson, of Illinois, sister
to Mrs. Thomas Davis, returned home
last week after delightful visit with
her sister and family.
i John A. Nash returned home Fri
day from Rochester, Minnesota, where
be went with Mrs. Nash. She return.
; ed Tuesday of this week.
I! Mrs. Henry Priebe went to Atlantic
Friday to visit friends snd relatives.
Mr.. Priebe went down Saturday and
then both returned Sunday.
Messrs. kellogg and Kellogg went
to Carroll Tuesday evening to attend
the district convention of the knights
, OF Pythias, and assist in the work of
the third degree.
J. A. Humiston, the gentlemanly
agent at the North Western, is in
2 Rochester, Mimi, having properly
3 adjusted apparatus for his artificial
t limb manufactured.
There is possibility OF the Rev. G
w. Brown, Baptist minister of Ev'
0 anston, H., locating in the county
, and thereby supplying the Baptist
9 people with services.
MIR. M. T. Foley and his daughter
y went down to Atlantic Monday noon
Miss Foley had been visiting her pa
q rents over Sunday and returned to he
g millinery work again.
e John Weighton in company will
: Sam Woolson went to Lewis the latt
= er part of last week. John bought on
of Horieys fine horses while there.
arrived in the city Tuesday.
9 Postal cards received here from
g Adolf Wolf who is in st. Mary hos
pital Rochester, Minnesota, state tina
e he is progressing finely and expects t
} be home the latter part OF this weel
% or the first of next.
1t is generally known that Win,
u Darr and wife of Rudd, Iowa, are tn
\ happy arents of bouncing boy
u VIM will be remembered as the fore
y, man in the Republican Office previou
y to Mr.. Hud)er, the present ef6cien
ss manager of the den.
Mrs. Muriel Rippey and her siste
" Miss Mae Frazier got telephone mel
% sage Friday from Stuart saying tht
IA their father, George Frazier, had
Va runaway that day and was uncol
III scious. They both left on the moo
~ train for that place.
Miss Esther White, who has bee
% spending the winter with broth,
~ and sister at Fort Morgan and Fo
of Collins in Colorado, returned the fir
N of last week accompanied by her cou
~ sn, Miss Minnie Robinson. From tt
~ looks of Miss White that china
Nv must have agreed with her remar
az ably well.