Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1908-09-24
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Edgar Carter is visiting relatives in
Oklahoma.
Smith Burton of Extra was in town
Friday on business.
r. N. Carper is visiting in the cas-
tern part of the state.
Mrs. III. B. Wilson has returned
from "a visit in Corning.
L. B. Beers of Brayton was city
business visitor Wednesday,
Robert Rachel began this week to
clerk in the Roberts Drug Store.
Mrs Mary Wilde is enjoying a visit
from Mrs Sherman of Nebraska.
]. Mccullough of Manning is now
foreman at the Republican office.
Emma Culver arrived in the city
Friday from an out of town visit.
D. s. Fisk went over to Guthrie
Center on business one day last week.
Ntrs. Joe kevan visited in Atlantic
and Wiota with relatives last week
Lizzie Nelson went down to Des
Moines Thursday to visit he1 sister.
VIM. Smith received word that his
brother had been killed in Los Anee-
les.
Mrs. Cunningham has returned
from visit with relatives in West.
field.
Frank Green returned Thursday from
a short visit with his parents in Neb-
rasha
Jesse Keith and wife returned Fri
day from visit with relatives in Net-
raska.
Alex Ferguson has returned from
Hot Springs Arkansas where he had
been for his health.
Lou Lee, formerly of this city but
now Of Ida Grove, was city business
VlSltOr Tue past week.
Irs Baird and wife are entertaining
his sister and husband Mr.. and Mis-.
Wilson OF Dublin Illinois.
Olive Gardner departed the latter
part of last week for Iowa City to at
tend the State University.
An uncle of Mrs A. G. Kraft died
last week in Nebraska. Mrs. Kraft
went to attend the funeral.
Nellie Grant has returned to her
home at Rolfe after several weeks
visit at the f. S. Watts home here.
Mrs. Mullenger and son of north of
Extra were Audubon visitors Friday
the Maple Grove Cemetery
also.
Charles La Foy returned Thursday
from Milestone Canada where
be went to attend the funeral of his
The School board has hired Miss
lnez Purdy of Oakland to teach music
and two other studies in the Public
School here.
Mrs. Faulkner and son Charlie de-
parted Wednesday for their home in
Omaha after pleasant visit in this
city with friends.
A niece and nephew of John Ward
who have been here for sometime vis-
iting departed last week for their home
in Tecumseh Nebraska.
Word has been received from Marion
Kansas that w. A. Mutt, formerly
foreman at the Republican office and
Miss Nora A Oelke, clerk of the post
office have been married.
While little Joe Roth was returning
home from school Tuesday afternoon
he was tempted to kick pile of ashes
in the alley in back of Buthweg and
Hansen's Clothing store and by so de-
Ing be got his barefoot badly burned
and will not be able to walk for some
time to come.
There have been several tombstones
placed in position recently in the
Maple Grove cemetery by our enter
prising marble dealers, Dean & WEIGH.
Among them one for Grandpa and
Grandma Greenlee, Mr.. Nelson Morey
and Samuel Sherman, with others in
process for Mrs. Griffith aud Mrs.
Wright.
Forblds Foreign Education.
The Prussian courts have just de-
cided that it is illegal for Prussian
subject to send his children to for.
eign schools