Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-10-03

Des MONIES Saturday for visit.
E. j. Freeman had cement walk
built around his house recently.
There will be work in the third de-
gree K. of P. Lodge Friday evening.
Mrs. Fred Vermilya's sister left for
her home Saturday after short visit
here.
Charley White and Miss May Far
quhar spent the day Saturday in
Extra.
John Hunter OF Guthrie Center
spent Sunday with his brother
Randall.
The entertainment at the M. e.
church for the benefit of the choir
netted $64.
R. P. Harris, twin brother of DIR.
Harris, of Des Moines, visited him
over Sunday.
The M. w. A. lodge is taking in
from one to four members every
meeting now.
Weighton g. Ashley shipped a fine
Jersey Red hog to Neponseth. Hi
nois, Wednesday.
Will Wilson, formerly deputy clerk
here but now of Scotland South Da
kota is here visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Miller, sister of
Joe Kevan, arrived in town Saturday
to make them visit.
Mrs. Langworthy enjoyed visit
from her sister from Saturday even
ing until Sunday noon.
Mrs. o. B. Train and Miss Anna
Viewer were shopping in Atlantic
Saturday between trains.
George Townsend has painted the
Northwestern elevator and John
Mussen's implement place.
Rev. Mcintosh is quarantined at
his home on account of the disease
which is going the rounds.
A strolling artist painted four scenes
on drop curtain for the new opera
house while in town last week.
F. S. Watts and wife went down to
Des MONIES Saturday and before re-
turning they will go to Chicago.
Mrs. Gethel, mother Of Mrs. Ed
Van Gorder, returned to her home
Saturday after pleasant visit here
A. A. Nielsen, Nels Hansen, Ebbe ]
Hansen and Hans Petersen of Extra,
were in town Saturday on business.
Rev. Powell of Des Moines held
quarterly conference at the Evangeli.
cal church Sunday for Rev. Wendall.
Mr.. Daugherty, who is the head of
the men digging the well, went to
Nodaway on business Saturday noon.
The Embroidery club held its second
meeting Wednesday when several
new members were added to the club.
William Cunningham of Westpoint
arrived here the last of the week to
visit relatives and friends few DAYS.
| Miss Jessamine Hoover returned
the first of last week from her trip to
Colorado. She reports a fine time
while gone.
Mrs. Simmons and baby, wife OF
Section foreman Simmons, returned
Saturday from visit with her par.
ents out of town.
Rev. Vedder and his family are now
located in the parsonage. He filled
the pulpit last Sunday for the first to
a large audience.
Marriage licenses were issued this
week to Lars P. christensen and
Kathryn Hansen; Clarence johnson
and Edna Parkinson.
! 7. A. Berrier who works for Deem &
WEIGH is making repairs on the house
he recently purchased two doors north
of the Presby terian church.
The Fair Association has bought
the old bridge near the fair ground Il
use as the exit during fairs. At al
other times it will be closed.
Rev. d. E. Jenkins of the Omahs
Theological Seminary will supply the
pulpit at the Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning and evening.
4 Frank Carper and wife, Roy Con
way, Bert Freeman and several other
who attended the fair in Atlantic Lac,
week, came home Saturday evening
That big Masonic meeting and bar
qnet for October 10, has been declared
all off owing to circumstances owe
which the committee in charge hat
no control.
Miss Anna Flynn died at her hom,
in Guthrie county last Tuesday aget
eighteen years after long illness
She was very highly esteemed
young lady and will be missed by
host of friends as we'll as relatives
Father Mcdonald conducted the flu
neral services in the Catholic churcl
Wednesday after which the body wa
laid to rest in the Catholic cemetery
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