Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-06-20


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GOING NORTH. GOING SOUTH.
s4l--------.-s:oo a. m. 1875 a. m.
Sunday train 1903 P. NJ. and laos P. NJ.
j. A. SPANeLER, Agent.
Bee supplies at j. w. Peterman's.
Mrs. F. NJ. Hensley returned from
Omaha, Monday.
o. F. Ide of Brayton had business
in this town Tuesday.
Rev. Howard left Tuesday for
Sidney to visit his family.
1 will grind your feed Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons.
VI. w. SPENCER
Henry Kroeger is under the
weather this week with severe
throat trouble.
Miss Roxie Huyck has returned
from Lewis, having completed her
term of school.
P. A. Miller, of Guthrie Center,
a SoNC 10
Saturday and visiting relatives.
Earl Hamler of Tenant is visit.
ing his grandparents, G. S. Newton
and wife, and his uncle, DIR. Newton.
Mrs. Johnson. of Anita, wife of a
tormer harness maker of this town
arrived Monday on a visit to her
relatives residing here.
Fred Cotton returned Tuesday
from Vinton, Iowa, accompanied
by his sister, Miss Anna, who will
visit here for some time.
Andy Kline is reported quite ill
at his home out in northwest Aud.
ubon township and under the care
of one of our local physicians.
Mrs. Charley Spencer was visiting
relatives near Hamlin last week
and since her return has been quite
ill but able to be about the house
Mr.. Omar Witthauer of Anita
accompanied by his best girl visit.
ed over Sunday with his grand.
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H
Bowman.
Charles H. Jacobsen, William
Doffing, George Wahlert, Sr,, and
John Pine left Tuesday on the ex
cursion train for the "Pan Handle
country Texas.
Paul Mikelssn and .Miss Myr.ls
Marquesen and Edmund and Miss
AOlga Marquesen drove out to Kim
yballton in double seated rig Sat
urday evening attended church
and returned home Sunday.
Mr.. X. Knox went to Atlantic
Tuesday to visit his old neighbors
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wilds-and by
the way, he said he said he was
going to attend the circus and
menagerie and view everything
from the largest elephant in cap
tivity to the agile little monkey.
The Old Vets returned in safety
last week from Dubuque anc
report the time of their lives. They
were given the keys of the city and
were entertained without money
and without price every citizen
seeming to vie with his neighbo1
in his kindly treatment and hos
pitality of the Boys in Blue.
Mrs. Seibert and two vounges,
children left Tuesday for Bird City
Kansas on three weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. S. c. Randall. She
intended to stay Tuesday night il
Omaha with Mrs. S. B. Parrot sc
as to take morning Burlington
train which woulk take her to hel
destination during the day.
:, Omaha Record Herald of Tuesday
In Council. Bluff notes. "Mr. Cope
land, stenographer of Congress
man Smith, was suddenly seizee
with an attack of rheumatism il
his ankle which was very painful
and temporarily put him out O
business" The Journal force gym
pathize with Walter and hope the
warm weather of the past thre,
days Will drive tne last VeStlge o
the disease from his ANATOMY
never to return.
Mondays Democrat has this tt
report in regard to the game be
tween Walnut and Extra baseball
teams:
Big Day at Walnut
Sunday was a day of great fes
tivity at Walnut when over two
hundred Enthusiastic fans from
Extra accompanied their team t.
that town and witnessed one of th,
best baseball games that has beer
played in Walnut this season. Th
game resulted in victory TO
Walnut by the score of ten to thre
but in spite of this fact the Exirs
bunch was feeling as jolly a.
possible, when they passed through
here last evening on the specia
train enrnI1te to their home toXr