Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-10-29

Alice Yocom has returned from
visit in Iowa City.
]. II. Pratt was an Atlantic business
visitor, Wednesday.
Mrs. George Hastings left last week
for her home in Neb.
Bert Reynolds returned the latter
part of last week from Wyoming.
Geo. keightly of West Bend is visi-
ting friends and relatives in this city.
Mrs. Agnes Cole and daughter, Luz
cile Cole went over to Anita Thursday
to visit.
Lewis Beason of Salt Lake City was
in town Thursday visiting friends and
relatives.
P. l.. Carter is enjoying visit from
his sister, Mrs. Sarah Brown of Oil
! City, Penn.
Mr. w. Wood and wife, DR.. Carrie
Wood returned Sunday from an out
of town visit.
Mrs. l.. B. Jennings and daughtrr,
Laura visited between trains in Bray
ton, Thursday.
| Mrs. r. L. Hibbs entertained her
sister Mrs. Rainer and children of
Guss, Ia, the past week.
Mrs. Ed Prick and grand daughter,
Divine Childs left Thursday for a
short visit in Council Bluffs.
Carson Brockway will spend the
winter with his parents having been
on the road all summer with band.
Mae Frazier left Wednesday for
her home at Carson after pleasant
visit with her sister, Mrs Merle Rip.
pey.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Clark of Walnut who
have been visiting at the home of their
daughter Mrs. B. r. Simons returned
home Wednesday.
Mrs III. Hansen and little daughter
and son, Warren Leonard left Thurs
day noon tor Lincoln to pass few
days with relatives.
E. MPreston enjoyed visit this
week from his old time friend, F. d.
Woodyatt of Detroit, Mich, who he
| had not seen for ten years,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jordon left Thursday
/ for their home at Pleasantville after
several weeks visit with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hays.
Ed Evans of Rockwell City and
Robt. Evans of Shelby, Neb arrived
here last week to see their father, Dr.
Robt. Evans, who died Friday.
A part of the rooms in the public
school enjoyed vacation part of last
week while the teachers attended a
district teachers meeting at Dennison.
Sam Jensen has rented the old NOV.
ing picture show building of Chris
Olsen and will open up billiard hall
and box bowling alley in il before
long.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. n. Taggart and
daughter Carrie went down to Des
Molnes Thursday where Carrie goes to
take treatment as she has been in poor
health for sometime
The Moeher's Congress was held at
Des Moines last week and Mrs. Il. S
Watts and Miss Mary Davis both o.
this city were elected, the former as
president and the latter as correspon
ding secretary.
Shortly after six O'Clock Thursday
evening the fire bell rang and thu
Hose Company hurried down OF
Lower Broadway and found that thu
fire was in the second story of Chri
: Olsen's store. Just exactly how the
/, fire started is not known but it broke
out among pile of rugs and did som'
8 damage but fortunately nothing bu
g running the rugs.
The following gentlemen from Au
dubon and vicinity were notified the
last of the week that they had draw
1 claims up in the Trip country, Soutl
Dakota: George Ellis, $780, Antol
Malmjar, 44l7; Benjamin Mendenhsl
4437 by Hi Mendenhall. Frank aerr
don, Lee Milford, Art Goodwin o
Audubon, A. p. Petersen of Extra an
George Zaiger of Gray.
Word was received in the city yes
terdaY of the birth of little daugh
ter to Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Cowles {
Ottumwa. Mrs. Cowles was former
ly Miss Beatrice Nash, daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nash of Auda DO
Iowa The little one has been name
Gertrude Ferguson Cowles To-day
Register and Leader.
Since cur last issue the Clerk ,
Courts has issued licenses to wed
the follwoing parties:
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