Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-07-18
COMMERCIAL CLUB
Will Run Chautauqua August 18th
to 18th. Hurrah! for Audubon


great responsibility Of the club
should be appreciated by a liberal
donation as far as possible.
! And the purchase of family tickets,
1T is hoped that Extra will assist
this worthy enterprise along by
purchasing tickets when called upon.
We understand that two special
trains will be arranged for during
the course. This would enable Extra
people to attend the evening exer-
cises, returning the same evening.
We trust it will be great su ccess.
Ira Baird located down on South
Washington street.
w. w. Smith and wife spent Sun.
day with friends in Avoca.
Mrs. Martha Monroe returned Tues
day from trip out of town.
Mrs. Ben CASTOR returned the last
of the week from What Cheer.
George Weighton and family left
Wednesday, July 18th for Scotland.
Judge Green held brief session of
court in Atlantic the last of the week.
Captain Charles Van Gorder left
Tuesday for a short vacation up to
Lake Okoboji.
Mrs. Thomas Walker left Tuesday
evening for Lake Okoboji to enjoy q
months outing.
Mrs. NJ. F. Kervin and daughter,
Mary, have gone to Iowa City for q
six weeks visit.
Charles White left Monday for
Chicago and other points for three or
four weeks vacation.
Mrs. Pat Mcmahon left last week
for three weeks visit in Newton,
Davenport and Chicago.
Rev. Father Wieland of Extra
passed through town on his way
from Carroll the last of the week.
An aunt of Frank and Sidney
Green arrived last week from Wash
ington d. c., to make them visit.
Ira Baird of the firm of Doak &
Baird, cut one of his fingers on, his
right hand very badly one day last
week.
Frank Hensit, wife and daughter
Ethel, left Monday for Lake View
to enjoy the breezes for a week or
ten days.
Bessie Brooks of Vinton and Mary
Young of Jefferson are visiting at the
homes of their uncles, DIR. A. L. and
Chester Brooks.
Mrs. Lloyd Hays aud children re-
turned to her home at Omaha Tues
day after visit with his parents here
and her parents in Extra.
Audubon played ball with Irwin
Sunday, the score being four to one in
favor of Audubon. Floyd and Percy
Freeman of Brayton was the battery
for Audubon.
Mr.. II. F. Andrews, of Extra, gen.
eral of the Western Iowa Veterans,
called a meeting in Audubon Monday
at which time they decided to have
reunion here September 4, 5 and 6.
Mrs Will Coin, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Finch, poisoned her hands
which caused her 80 much pain that
she was obliged to be brought to town
in the middle of the night to the
doctor for relief.
Mrs. John Hite and daughter, Mar
garrett left Tuesday noon for Omaha
where they will vieit until about the
first of September and then they will
journey on to Los Angeles, California
to visit MIR. Hite.
Miss b. Mccarthy of Marengo and
Miss N. O'Connor of Davenport Wis
tied at the Mccarthy bone over Sun
dsy. Miss O'Connor was obliged to
go home Monday on account of the
illness Of her mother.
Mabel Roth with her cousins, Hazel
Roth and George Faulkner returned
home the first of the week from visit
in Omaha. Mr.. Veter accompanied
them home to visit with the Walter
and John Roth families.
Ed Van Gorder, Dan Freeman and
Peter christensen, employees in the
First National Bank, went down to
Extra in the Ed Van Gorder auto one
| evening last week and brought
Charles Van Gorder home.
Will Wadsworth and wife, formerly
of Extra but now of Indian Territory,
passed through town Saturday morn
ing on their way back to Extra, and
while In town, visited at the e. J.
Freeman, Charles Van Gorder and
Mrs. Thomas Walker homes.
Two confessions at the Church of
Christ last Sunday morning with bap-
tismal service in the evening. Next
Lord't day themes are: "a Chris
tian's Revenge" and IA Little Child
Shall Lead Them" Chorus choir
leads the music.