Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-05-07
Randall Hunter has returned from

F. o. Niklason departed Thursday
for Des Moines on business.
Thomas Elwood of Extra was in
town Thursday on business.
Chris Thompson and family went
down to Brayton Sunday to visit.
Mr.. McAvoy arrived in the city
Monday evening from Griswold.
| Attorney Rockafellow was up from
Atlantic on business Wednesday.
Pearl and Fern McNary visited in
Brayton with relatives last week.
Mrs. w. w. Smith and daughter,
Theresa, have returned from a visit
in Avoca.
Mrs, Charles Newell of Gray was in
the city on business and visiting
Wednesday.
Rev. McKendree Stahl preached at
| the M. d. church Sunday both morn.
ing and evening,
Watt Fry and wife have gone to
Colorado to live, hoping to benefit
Mrs. Fry's health.
| John Makes went to Avoca Thurs
day on business in connection with
his harness shop there.
DR.. r. T.. Harris, wife and daughter
Bessie came home Thursday from
their visit in California.
Mrs. George Kerr returned to her
home at Oshkosh, Wisconsin, Sunday
after good visit with her parents.
Father Mcdonald received a letter
last week conveying the sad news of
the death of a niece in Kansas City.
/ Mrs. Mabel Doyle and son Merwin
of Omaha are visiting at the home OF
her parents, A. NJ. Hayes and wife.
William Coyne and wife arrived
Monday evening from their home at
st. Charles to visit their relatives and
friends.
The Sewing Club that was to meet
Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Kile
WAS postponed on account of hel
illness.
Miss Laura Hunter, formerly of this
city but now of Manhattan, Kansas
has been visiting her uncle, S. A
Graham.
The Audubon High School boys
gave dance in the Maccabee hal
Wednesday eve. "A fine time wai
reported by all present.
> Mrs. Bangs of Carroll passed thru
town one day last week on her way tt
Atlantic. While in town she was Tia,
guest of Mrs. Chandler.
Charles Wilde, wife and lit.l,
daughter, Gladys went down to Exir.
Sunday noon to visit her parents
w. 81. Bowman and wife. They re
turned Monday.
A new cigar factory has been opened
in the rooms upstairs in the Citizens
Bank building. 1t is run by a Mr.
Smith who seems to be q very agree
able gentleman.
Harry T. Watts has returned from
y pleasant visit in California. III
visited with his parents here severa
& days last week and then went down t.
Des Moines to work for the Registe
and Leader again.
4 Esther Mcintosh celebrated he
ninth birthday Wednesday by invit
ing number of her playmates t
spend the afternoon with her. Ligh
refreshments were served. Esthe
received many gifts to remind her 9
= the occasion.
Lew Colwell met with yer
painful accident last Wednesday
While unloading some freight h
slipped and fell, cutting deep ugl
y wound which required several stitche
} to sew it up. He was laid up severe
/ days but Is able to be at work again O
\ the dray.
Rev. Carney preached his farewe
sermon at the Christian church Sur
d day evening to large crowd. Hi
4 sermon was keep A Coin" and hi
4 subject was "This One Thing 1 Do.
He was a fine speaker and will
greatly missed. He will take u
| Evangelistic work again.
y Weak women should read my "Boo
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\ pfessly for women who are not wei
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