Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-07-25
North Branch

North Branch
Charlie Cope was on the sick list
Sunday.
Ed Kirkwood's children have the
whooping cough.
Ohio Sebert made trip to the
county capital Saturday.
Allie Cope and Frank Parsons
joined forces during harvest.
The social at Bethel was success
financially. They cleared sl3.4o.
Roy Shoesmith visited his uncle,
Howard Shoesmith, while Monday
Several phones were again burned
out Saturday morning during the
thunder shower.
Constance Kirkwood is home from
her visit with her aunt, Mrs. Frank
Cotton in Adair.
Sidney Wright spent Monday with
his brother, Ewing, west OF town on
the Nellie Mssterson place.
Eta Dove is again able to be out
after her accident although she looks
somewhat pale from the experience.
Mrs. Parker expects to start for
Green Lake, Wisconsin, next week
for an extended visit with her sister.
Miss Edith Morey of Hamlin was
visiting her friend. Dorcas Aten, the
latter part of last week and the first
OF this.
Marie Shoesmith and Rae Baker
went to Adair county Monday to
spend week with their aunt, Mrs.
George Giles.
Mr.. Wickersham of Riverton Wis
tied over Sunday with the family of
Charlie Colee and attended church at
Bowman Chapel.
Mary Marean has quit work at
Mrs. Shoesmith's and is now helping
Mrs. Brown in Guthrie Center until
Chautauqua time.
Addison Parker was home from
Des Moines over Sunday to visit his
parents and also his brother and
family who were also at home.
Leroy Parker and family who have
been visiting at the parental home
near North Branch, started Monday
for their home in Rosemont, MINI.
The Bowman Chapel choir gave a
sacred concert Sunday evening. The
threatening rain kept many away but
in spite OF this fair-sized audience
was present.
Mrs. Frank Nelson was at church
Sunday for the first time since she
had the whoopiag cough. Mr.. Mel
son and daughter, Patience, are still
"barking" away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry johnson of
Wichita visited at the Robert Fogg
hons Thursday. The two families
were formerly neighbors in Linn
county, this state, and still eIjoy Wis.,
sting each other as in their younger
days, although it seems more diff
cult as the years go by to find time
for social intercourse.
Miss Stella Spangler and her cous-
in, Etfie Clay, Miss Flo Correll and
Dorcas Aten spent very pleasant
day with Mrs. Borden Shoesmith
Friday. Miss Clay returned to her
home in Ohio Tuesday. The Iowa
hills seemed mountains to her while
here as there are no hills to speak of
in the part of Ohio from which she
came.
Roy Shoesmith came home from
Armour, South Dakota, last week,
having been sick and unable to work
most of the time since the Fourth
He SAYS the Dakota water is too much
for him. He has gone to work in
the harvest field for Baker & Shoe
smith this week. His friends are
all glad to have him home but sorry
that his health has been impaired,
and hope he will soon recover.
Leonard Dove and his force of
workers finished their carpenter
work at George Morey's near Hamlin
Saturday and this week will Join
forces with Andrew Dove at Mr..
Shidelel's near Guthrie Center.
Leonard Dove and Will Aten put in
Monday finishing some work for Mr..
Feist, southeast of town, and joined
the rest of the crowd Tuesday. The
barn they are building there is to
be 4Ox100 feet.
Piles get quick and certain relief from
DIR. Shops Magic Ointment. Please