Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-04-04

Father Mcdonald came back Friday
from Omaha.
Mrs. Doctor Fulton is entertaining
lady friend from Anita.
John Weighton went to Sioux City
to buy some stock, Tuesday.
VIM. Cloughly returned from
business trip out of town, Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed Finch and her daughter,
Hazel, went down to Des Moinee,
Tuesday.
George Horning has left Audubon
to engage in business at a store in
Manning.
Attorney II. ]. Mantz was transact
ing business in Brayton the latter part
of last week.
Mrs. Mary Wilde is entertaining
one of her lady friends from out Of
town this week.
A. II. Brown came back Friday
from business trip to Des Moines and
east by Grinnell.
w. 81. Neff returned from Chicago
where he had been on business
Tuesday morning.
Will c. Cunningham went to
Council Bluffs Tuesday morning on
professional business.
Rasmussen g. Jensen are having
their store papered this week which
helps to brighten it up.
Marriage licenses issued to Hendrix
n. Schmidt and Serine Jensen and
Samuel Baylor to Louisa Roth.
Mrs. Doak and Lulu came home,
Tuesday evening, from out of town
where they had been shopping.
The Misses Patton and Lille, teach
ers in the public school, went to Dex-
ter to spend their spring vacation.
John Pine, substantial farmer of
Greeley, was up visiting old friends
and doing some business one day last
week.
Mrs. Chris Hahn and her daughter,
Telma, left over the Northwestern,
Tuesday to join MIR. Hahn who is up
in Canada. r
Board of Supervisors are in April
session this week. Wednesday they
examined the bridges leading to the
fair grounds.
Hans Christensen and George Viewer
went down to Atlantic, Tuesday, on
business and we're brought home in
an automobile.
Mrs. W. w. Smith and her daugh-
ter Mildred, Mrs. Harriet Vollmer and
Miss Harris, q teacher, went to Chica.
m g afl1rHoy ovoninr
Miss Vera Miles Of Mason City, for.
mer principal in the high school, is
visiting with Miss Gretchen Nash and
other friends this week.
Il A Masquerade Ball will be given
this evening at the home of Mrs. w
Fl. Doak. The Audubon Chapter O
the P. E. o. Society will give this
, Taffy will be had to sweeten every
body up.
The Chicago Entertainers will b,
given an opportunity to spend al
: evening very pleasantly under th,
) auspices of the Methodist Choir il
the Church on Wednesday evening
next, April 10.
Mrs j. II. Maharg and daughter
Mrs. Earl Maharg came back Monda,
, from Odebolt where they had been tt
attend the funeral of Mrs. Ear
Maharg's sister who died some week
? ago from Scarlet Fever.
r c. r. Wilson, of Greeley township
!. was in town on business, Tuesday
Mr.. Wilson is the proud owner of
fine French Draft Horse and he wa
e scattering bills which show that it
. properly registered according to Law
!, The Christian church received tw
into fellowship last Sunday morpin
from the M. Els. The Bible schoo
showed the best renort of the yesl
t Sermons next Lords day are: "Ho,
j to Talk to Cod" and "That Resurret
4 ton Body"
John Tibbin, Assessor of Exir
township, and Will Hoegh, Assessc
of Oak field. returned their books an
received their pay Wednesday last
u This is the first time they have acte
!. in that capacity. Their work show
3 them to be careful and painstakin
e and well fitted for their positions.
The Columbian Club gave the
last Entertainment on the Lectur
e Course, Monday evening in tn
l. Methodist Church to a large audieno
), and it was quite success, til
q Roberts Clarke Recital Compan
:, making quite hit in the recital an
z. vocal rendering and very fine plan
u playing all of which was loudl
:. applauded and many times ws