Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-01-24

Harvey Maharg is up in the Da.
kotas again.
Rev. ]. F. Hinkhouse has gone to
Fairfield.
Lars Larsen of Dedham visited over
Sunday in the city.
Mrs. Walters of West Liberty, is
visiting at the Ullrich home.
Sophia Ballman and her mother
have gone on visit to st. Louis.
Tuesday was Weighton's big hog
sale. He has gone away to other sales.
Hamp Jones sold the Matthias and
Hansen land to John Ryland of
Anita.
+: s. Watts had pleasant visit
with his son Harry down at Des
Moines, Monday.
Ross Craney and Wilson Burnside
We're passengers from the south, with
Jack, Wednesday.
Robert G. Rice and bride landed at
El Reno, Oklahoma, this week from
odOAA WSoN1AS
We believe to marry and settle
down is much worse than to remain
single and SETTLE up"
DR.. Conybeare is at Malvern, Iowa,
assisting in q religious effort with
Rev. kiser of that city.
Merchants clean up odds and ends
OF stock. Their accumulation Injuries
business some where along the line
Chas. Bison and owen Ide ,Bisom
and Ide), stock dealers of Brayton,
were city business visitors Wednes.
day.
The Il. A. R. Post gave a supper
Friday evening to their members and
families and their friends, and also in
stalled their officers.
Bill McMichael is in Muscatine this
week visiting his old home. Both of
the old people are sick which called
Bill home at this time,
There were fifteen of the Audubon
people who went to Texas. Among
them were Edward Wood. w. III.
Neft and Sheriff w. M. Northup.
Z. w. Tramp who worked SO long
for David Soar at the harness business
and left here on account of poor health
was located at Los Angeles, California.
The Pantatorium run by Mr.. Strutz
brought in wealth SO fast? that he
sold 1T last week and has left for
parts where business was more flush.
Mrs. Nelson Cowles returned to OF
tumwa after having a pleasant visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. A.
Nash, aud other relatives and friends
here.
Bob Conway has hired to John
Ward for year to work on his big
dredger, machine that cuts wide
ditch ahead of itself and usually
floats on in its own channel.
License to marry were granted C..
81. Sparkling, of Adair, and Miss Mel
lie Naylor; also s. w. Taylor, OF Cass.
to Miss Mable Naylor. The ladies are
sisters and of Audubon township.
On account OF the resignation of
Coroner Jensen, the board of super.
visors at its last session appointed,
A. @. Harmon to fill the vacancy,
1t will be remembered that Mr.. Har-
mon was candidate against Mr..
Jensen at the last primary election and
was a close second He is popular
man and will render good service to
the county.
The Mothers Club met at the High
School yesterday. Mrs. George Cosson
read paper on the juvenile court
which was ably written. Miss Fran
els Burns followed with "What I
know of Judge Lindsay" ''The needs
of Audubon" by Mrs. John A. Nash
left NO doubt in the hearers mind as
to the requirements of the county seat
town. All who were privileged to
attend felt we'll rewarded for the
trouble.
George E. Kellogg, county treas.
urer; o. B. Train, county auditor;
George Ross, F. d. Searls and M. N.
Esbeck, members of the county board
of supervisors, are away to Dee
Moines this week, attending meet
ing of these officials from the differ
ent counties of the state, to discuss
matters pertaining to their official
duties, and to suggest matters of leg
islation at the state house.
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