Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-04-11

Miss Foley returned to her school
work after spending few days at
home.
Lew Loss, who for some time has
been in Arkansas, returned home last
week.
Mrs. F. NJ. Leet of Omaha was at
tending to business matters here re-
Gently.
Mrs. Finch and daughter Ethel
were Des Moines visitors day or two
last week.
The Misses Lille and Patton of our
public schools spent their spring vaca-
ton at Dexter.
Messrs. Sampson and Rice were in
South Dakota last week with load of
fine young horses,
Every one who has an auto is enjoy
ing these good roads, and every one
that doesn't have one auto.
Mrs. F. NJ. Templeman of Anita, the
mother of Mrs. DR.. Fulton, is having
fine time at the latter's home.
Rev. Johansen and family started on
their salt water trip to Denmark, their
native land, for few months visit.
John McKarahan was at Red Oak
last week establishing an agency for
Canada lands. He is general agent for
st. Paul firm.
Julia Mcclure, sister of William
Mcclure of Nicola, who for years kept
the store at Hamlin, has been visiting
her brother and family.
Jeston Quimby waited on the trade
at the Frick drug store last week,
while the proprietor was at the lakes
looking after the feathered tribe.
Mrs. B. F. Simpson, the respected
mother of Mr.. LATE Simpson of the
Audubon County Telephone Company,
visited his family here last week.
Mr.. Morrissey moved his family to
their new home down at Shenandoah
last week where he will go into active
partnership in the hardware business.
Misses Patton and Lilly, teachers in
the public school, who spent their va.
cation with home folks at Dexter,
were back 80 as to fill their places
Monday morning.
I Rumor announces that the Doak
meat market will open up in full blast
in few days with Ira Baird as chief
marhet-man, position whose duties
he is so well able to perform.
Miss Ella Stearns takes hold of the
county SUPPLEMENTARY like an old
hand at the business. So far our
schools are in no worse condition be.
cause of having lady direct them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cuthbertson of Hutch
inson, Kansas, cousins of attorney W.
G. Elliott Of this place, and who have
been visiting in the east, went on to
their Kansas home from here few
days ago.
Mrs. A. G. Harmon and children
went down to Ell Reno, Oklahoma, to
visit her twin sister, Mrs. Ben Carr.
Something will be doing when those
girls get together. At any rate there
will be happy meeting.
Mr.. Taggart made satisfactory de-
livery of nursery stock at Shenandoah
last week. Mr.. Taggart has the hap
Ply faculty of pleasing his customers,
hence his presence about this time of
the year with bundle of trees for the
farmers is very welcome.
| LII thohAdS Wi WOOhiy SoIl az VaS
court house we could not help but OBJ
serve that those unplaned, implanted
knotty timbers that serve as supports
in the Auditors and Recorders offices
act on the nerves as discordant cry
in the midst of harmony. We are
probably little previous in these re-
marks for undoubtedly the Board OF
Supervisors at their meeting April &c
will order them cased, stained, oiled
and polished.
| Charley Watts has been at the state
capital. for few days visiting biz
brother Harry, who holds the reepon
sfble position of circulation manager
on the Register and Leader" A few
days more and Charley too will fine
an occupation suited to his fancy, anC
then the home will be boyless. 1t il
comforting to the parents just the
same to know that they have beer
raised right, consequently no fears O
waywardness need be entertained.
Richard FanCher Hurt.