Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1907-04-25
Lewis Groteluschen of Gray was in

Sam Shoupe went to Atlantic Tues
day noon on business.
Father Mcdonald came home from
Omaha Tuesday evening.
Hi Mendenhall made y business
trip to Des Moines Tuesday.
Mrs. w. II. Cowles returned home
Saturday evening from Lewis.
The trustees of Leroy township re-
ceived new steel grader Tuesday.
George Northup and wife left the
forepart of the week for Ottumwa.
w. c. Elliott returned home Thurs
day from business trip to Omaha.
Ed. Wood and Charlie White went
Saturday to South Dakota on business.
County Surveyor Whitfield was q
Mrs. ]. G. Powell of Extra visited at
the G. w. Marlin home one day last
week.
Mrs. Jake Ruhs went to Extra Sat-
few days.
LATE Simpson received carload of
telephone poles to keep him busy
Monday.
Marriage license was issued to Uri
L. Wright and Miss Eva Helen
Goochey.
Mrs. Lois G. Stuart was ct Stuart
visiting her daughter the latter part
of last week.
Gus Forsbeck and daughter Ella Of
Gray visited with their Audubon
friends Saturday.
| Mrs. F. W. Smith and Fiji Gold
stein visited few days last week at
Omaha, returning Saturday.
Squire Aldrich, the architect from
Atlantic passed through town Satur-
day, going north on business.
Charles Bell, son of Thomas Bell,
who used to live here, was in the city
last week calling on his former friends.
1 George Dennis, son of j. G. Dennis,
arrived in Audubon Tuesday morning
to fill Mr.. Humiston's place as agent.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
serve their second annual May break
fast at the church parlors Wednesday
May lst.
Mr.. Humiston, who is in the hospi-
tai, has had six inches taken off his
leg and will probably have to go on
clutches all summer.
Mrs. Frank Pellet, who has beer
visiting her sister here, Mrs. Sherman
. Wright. returned to her Missouri
home last Wednesday.
William Dof6ng, wife and sister An
ma returned home from Portsmouth
Saturday and visited in town all fore
noon with their friends.
George Hoover and John Weightol
!; attended q meeting at Allan
! tic Monday of the Fair Association Q
the Western Iowa Circuit.
Credential cards for the approach
ing Biennial Clubs are issued. Shout,
any fail of mission, write Mrs. job,
Nash, Corresponding Secretary.
a Miss Ezma Hayes, who was work
J. ing in the central Office at Extra i
t Mrs. Harms place few days las
I week, came home Saturday night.
4 The Board of Supervisors were j
r session Saturday. Members we're a
d present. Drs. Brooks and Carlis
e were before them on the Carl Rul
case.
: D. E. Soar and daughter, Mrs. Gee
liza Conprardv, arrived in the city Sa
, urday from Des Moines, where for
few days they had been visiting Harl
Soar and wife.
The officers of the Agricultural S
; ciety held a meeting Saturday ar
> chose clamp" Jones of Greeley tow
, ship for director in the stead of tt
late W. e. Hensley.
. r. B. White. the new poultry ma
= expects to move his family here fro
, Atlantic this Thursday atternoo
. They will occupy the home that H.
!. Priebe Just moved out Of
Rev. A. r. Grant and wife, MI
!, George H. Buck and Mrs Frank job
> son spent social time with MIR. al
) Mrs. E. F. johnson on the farm tt
= middle part of last week.
, Mrs. Agnes Stotts arrived in Il
p city Saturday from Rochester whe
. she had undergone an operation. S
q is now doing finely. Mrs. Stotts e
poets to visit here all summer wi
her sister Mrs. j. A. Nash.
: Mr.. Christensen went to Nebras
z City one day last week to bring
aged mother here to make her hol
with him. They arrived Mond
; evening. Mr.. Christensen is of
, firm of Christensen and Lang.
Messrs. George Ross and Oh
christensen of Cameron townsf
; bought the one hundred and six
, acres of land lying west of the CT
depot of John Liken, also five &C
p abutting on the south side of the TOW
R o. Craney and H. G. Leach
? turned the latter part of the we
from South Dakota, where they b
= been visiting Jersald aud Buff
- counties. Mr.. Craney being VI
much pleased with that country p