Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-08-15
Gus Dettman of Valley junction i
here visiting his relatives.


iting her friend, Mrs. senbladt.
Mrs. A. 81. Arnold returned the first
of the week from visit out of town.
Misses Lizzie Nelson and Emma
johnson have return ed from trip to
I Colorado.
A. J. Shoupe and wife are rejoicing
over the arrival of baby girl born
August 7th.
s. A. McHargue and wife came
home Friday from an outing up at
Lake View.
Belle Parnham returned to Indian
ola after short visit here with rela-
tives and friends.
d. n. Taggart and family and Mrs.
Rhoda Creveling have been up at
Lake View enjoying rest.
Mrs. Knox Fullerton is here visiting
her mother, Mrs. Agnes Cole, and
other friends and relatives.
Mike Mcclure and wife are here
visiting friends and relatives from
their home In South Omaha.
Mrs. J. w. B. Cole celebrated her
sixty-fourth birthday last Wednesday
by having family reunion dinner.
"Bush" Brockway has gone to
Storm Lake to join the Messenger
Boy Theater Company's band for the
| season.
| Miss Nora Oelke, the faithful clerk
at the post Office, has gone to Oska.
loosa and other points for q short
vacation.
Mrs. c. g. Nelson and children ac-
companled by her sister have returned
from Coon Rapids where they have
been visiting.
Miss Blanche Mckenzie returned to
her home in Clinton Sunday after
visit here with her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mre. Jess Humiston.
Mrs. d. c. Mcintosh and two
daughters, Helen and Esther, re.
turned Thursday from Hopkinton
where they had been visiting.
Mrs. Lou Yaggy and children and
her sister, Miss Mary Leonard of
Davenport, are visiting with their
parents at the V. Leonard home.
Mr.. and Mrs, Nick Conklin return.
ed Wednesday from st. Joseph, Miss
ouri, where he had been working in q
lumber yard for several months.
r. o. Lamreaux and family left the
latter part of last week for their home
at Atlantic after visiting here with
her sister, Mrs. Herm Reinemund.
Mrs. Emil Bilharz and daughter,
Harriet Volmar, returned the first
part of the week from short vaca-
ton out at Wiona Lake, Indianola.
Mr.. Chris Hansen will 90 to Quill
Lake country next Tuesday with the
Taggart party. He expects to pur-
chase land and make Canada his fu-
ture home.
A quiet wedding occurred in the
NJ. p. church parsonage Thursday
| evening, st which time Ralph Wiss-
Ter and Mabel Cocker were united in
the bonds of matrimony by Rev. A. r.
Grant. They are from Atlantic and
drove up and back the same evening.
| The Advance man was here from
Chicago Saturday and Sunday. He
made arrangements for the "White
City" here for five days after the
Chautauqua is over. 1t will be held
in the pasture west of the Rock Island
depot opposite the William Roberts
| home.
Mrs. e. J. Freeman gave lawn
party upon their lawn Thursday eve
in honor of Mrs. William O'Connell
of Los Angeles, California, dau shter
OF Mrs. Freeman. A dainty luncheon
was served and the invited guests all
returned home at a late hour hoping
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such occasion.
Ben Carr, sr., will go down to his
Oklahoma farm next week to remain
indefinitely. His fine one hundred
and sixty acres is near Hinton but
Mr.. Carr will labor with his son and
family at Ell Reno. The Cars have
been in this county since the early
seventies and Ben has been prominent
in Oddfellow circles these many wears
having attained to District Deputy
Grand Master, Encampment and
Patriarch Militant. We are sorry to
lose such useful man in our associa-
tions but being thus decreed, we are
helpless.
-Four automobile loads consisting of
the following parties went to Harlan
sunday to hear William j. Bryan's
address:
Theron Creveling, driver; r. G.
Spencer and S. z. Curtis of the AID.
vocate, A. M. Currier and s. Hansen.
Frank Wilson, driver; Matt
Gardner.
Arthur Farquhar, driver; Adolph
| Wolfe, DIR. McLeran and l.. E. Tramp.
G. 3. Petty, driver; HI. J.. Mantz,
Sheriff Northup, Walter Brainard
and James Lang.
They had the usual good luck to