Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Don Preston arrived
Tuesday evening to visit relatives.
Misses Julia and Johanna Christen-
sen are visiting their father here, this
week.
Ned O'Brien arrived the first of the
week from Monak, Illinois to visit his
parents.
Soc Richards and j. ". B. Cole are
on the police force at the state fair,
this week.
Charley Woodward of Atlantic has
been visiting relatives and friends here
the past week.
a. n. Detwiler and wife of Lincoln
departed this week for Winterset to
visit relatives
Mrs. A. [. Brainard and granddaugh-
Fannie went to Extra Tuesday to visit
Mrs. Bry Milliman.
]. F. Fisk of Guthrie Center has rem
ted the Russell building and will omen
a general store soon.
Mr.. Blskely of Ida Grove, republic
can candidate for State Auditor was
in the city, Thursday.
Mrs. ]. j. Ruhs' cousin who has
been visiting relatives here returned
home Thursday evening.
Thos. Davis attended an old settlers
picnic up at Carroll, Thursday. Mr..
Davis settled up there in 1877.
Sheriff VIM. Northup and Joe Leo.
nard departed Tuesday evening for
New Virginia and Warren county.
The first special train that went
down to the State Fair left Tuesday
morning at $40 with 60 passengers
aboard.
Mra. VIM. Cloughly returned Tues
day from Des Moines where she has
been for sometime visiting her daugh-
ter Mrs. j. j. Quinby.
Mrs. Roena Finch and daughter
Hazel of Jefferson were calling on
their friends here last week. They
came in their automobile.
The friends and relatives of Mrs.
VIM. kopesla will be glad to hear
that she returned the first of the week
from the hospital in Clarinda.
Eugene Curless closed his work as
supply for the Christian church Sun
day evening. They hope to soon have
a pastor that will! remain here.
Mrs. Ottie Porsch departed the lat
ter part of last week for her ht me in
Council Bluffs after visiting her pa
rents, VIM. Dettman snd wife.
Lawrence and Bernie Bintner, An
dy Baylor and Race Rogers returned
Tuesday from Canada where they
each purchased J section of land.
Mrs. j. F. Frazier and Miss Edith
Lane returned Tuesday from Kansas
City and other points where they have
been learning the fall styles for hats.
Mildred and Eloise Buck returned
Friday from several weeks visit in
Morris, Ill. Their parents met them
in Atlantic and accompanied them
home.
Mrs. M. d. Wonsmus and daughter,
Wally and Mary Christensen departed
Tuesday for Loveland, Col. for a two
weeks visit, and will return by way of
Denver.
Mrs. McFadden and son Frank and
mother, Mrs. f. B. Hoyt departed
Wednesday for Ottawa, III. to visit
and attend the semi-Centennial cele-
bration of the famous Lincoln-Douglas
debate.
The Clerk issued license to marry to
Charity M. Hays and Curtis Carpen-
ter, Henry E. Leighty and Jennie
Belle Clark, Julius Heuss and Frieda
Spillman, Lulu b. Ballou and Oral
N. Jones.
S. M. Gardner received notice from
Governor Cummins of his appoint
ment as q delegate to attend the annual
meeting of the Farmers National Con-
gress at Madison, Wisconsin in Octc-
Der sometime.
Rev P. V. d. Vedder was brought
home Friday morning from CARING
ton, s. OAK. accompanied by his wife
and Mr.. Il. A. McGinnis who went
there to help bring him home. Mr..
Vedder is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Padon of Westplains, Mo- is vi
sitting her sister, Mrs. Chester Brooks
while on her way to that city. She is
engaged in teaching school of so
scholars lone handed. Surely the
Missouri children cannot partake of
the antics Of the Missouri mule or the