Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-03-07

KIRA, IOWA, THU
Mrs. Bennett returned to Casey
Saturday.
Mra. d. E. Shrauger visited with
relatives in Audubon Friday night
Nels Petersen moved last week
into one of his houses on Depot
Street.
b. w. Copeland intends to go to
Omaha shortly to take treatment
for cancer.
DR.. Macomber of Atlantic, made
professional visit at the Mrs.
Bush home last week.
Born March I'd, to Mr.. aud Mrs.
Henry Phippen, residing north.
east of Extra, ten-pouud boy.
Ed Gransberry came home sick
last week and has not been able to
return to his we'll boring since.
D. Kroeger aud wife of Adair vis-
tied their eon, Henry, and wife
from Thursday until Saturday of
last week.
The Misses Morrissey and Noon
went to Audubon Saturday and
visited until Sunday with the par
ents of the former.
Henry Engle and sister.in.law-
Mrs. Jacob Engle, visited relatives
at Cedar Rapide couple of weeks,
returning Tuesday.
Earl Kilworth started Tuesday
for Wyoming where he owns a
fine farm on which he will work
the coming summer.
Mrs. r. E. Hamiin will sell her
property north of the engine house
as they have concluded to make
the west their future home.
r. E. Hamlin started Monday on
his return to Kirtley, Wyoming.
accompanied by Ralph Hawk, his
nephew, aud Lee McAninch.
DR.. J. 81. Bishop went to Colby,
Kansas, last week near where he
owns good farm which he will
cultivate the coming summer.
Charlie Fulton intends to go to
Hanford. California, come time
this month and intends to spend
the summer there working at his
trade.
J.T. Jensen of Greeley loaded his
household goods and stock at this
station Friday, and Saturday left
for his new location near Tacoma,
Washington.
N. d. Hamlin sold his house last
week to Rev. Jensen and will give
possession about March Is. when
he will move his family aud house,
hold effects to his Nebraska farm.
There will be three councilmen
to elect at the election two for three
years to succeed T. D. Vickery and
w. u. Hammer and one for two
years to fill vacancy in place of
p. M. Christensep.
Christian Science Bible Lesson
for Sunday, March TO-
Subject: Substance.
Golden Text: I counsel thee to
buy of me gold tried in the fire,
that thou mayest be rich" Revel-
ations 3:18.
Mrs. W. ]. Lancelot attended the
funeral of her niece, Mrs. Nc
Michael, in Audubon Sunday and
from there she went to Scranton,
Iowa, to visit at the home of her
con and to get acquainted with her
new granddaughter,
John Hunter moved several loads
of his effects to his farm over in
Guthrie county last week and fin
ished by moving his family this
week. John has resided in this vi
cinity for many years and his fa-
miliar figure will be missed here,
as we'll as his excellent family.
Miss Edith Andrews, of Allan
tic, was in tow today to meet her
class in music. Miss Andrews is a
musician of much natural talent
and is the product of Simpson
College, one of the finest conserva-
tories in the west, aud anyone in
terested in piano instruction
should not fail to see her.
Martin Jacobsen, out northeast
of town drove here Saturday fore
noon and on the way discovered
one of the horses becoming lame
and when he arrived here the ami
NAL was placed in care of DR.. Clay,
who at once pronounced the case
spinal meningitis and treated the
case accordingly with such suc-
cess that the horse was soon re.
lieved.
The Board of Health will soon
give notice to our people that a
general clean up of their premises
is expected as soon as possible and
to forestall any action of that ma.
ture, every land owner and renter
in the town ahouId comuoeuco tho