Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-07-08
Hi Mendenhall departed Tuesda y

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| for Canada.
Berthe Sorenson aud wife are visit
ing in Wiota.
| Miss Fannie Brainard is working in
the post office now.
| Geo. Stemm of Menlo was city
business visitor Friday.
Goldie Hays is visiting relatives in
Council Bluffs this week.
Homer Davis and wife went to Ami
ia Saturday to visit friends.
Chas Johnson and wife departed
Saturday for Stuart to visit.
Judge Green went to Atlantic Tues
day to hold brief session of court.
Nettie johnson went to Atlantic
Saturday to spend Sunday with friends
t, ]. Stafford and son Eliga went
to Omaha Saturday to visit week or
two.
Mrs. L. ]. Rippey is enjoying visit
from her sister, Mrs. Crawford of Earl
ham.
Asmus Boysen of Big Horn Valley
Wyoming was in town this week on
business.
Mrs. Kimoall of Chicago arrived
yesterday to visit her father, DIR. A
L. Brooks.
Roy Smith of FIT. Dodge visited
Friday with his parents w. w. Smith
and wife here.
Ira Baird and family departed Sat
urday for Cambridge to visit his wife's
parents short time.
L. S. Bridenstine and sou of Nebras-
ka passed through town Friday on
their way to Atlantic.
Gretchen Nash returned Thursday
from Ottumwa and Chicago where
she had been visiting friends.
Mrs. John Graham and children de-
parted Tuesday for Adair to visit her
parents, ID. Kroeger and wife.
The families of r. G. Spencer, Hans
G. Hansen aud l. P. Hansen picnicked
in the Hallock woods near Oakfield
Tuesday
Harvey Delahoyde and wife of At
lantic visited the first of the week
with her parents, P. F. Andersen and
wife here.
Scott Linn, brakeman on the Rock
Island branch, made the first trip up
Tuesday since he was married and OF
course he passed treats to his friends.
The track on the North Western
Railroad was washed out between Car
roll and Manning. For the first three
days of the week there was no train.
Emil Bilharz received a telegram
Monday July 5, 1909 from Fairbury
Illinois saying his sister Mrs. Lauben
helm er had died that day. Mr.. Bill
haIz had just time enough to catch
; the out going train to attend the fun
eral.
The marriage of ISIS Ethel Mott, a
former Audubon girl, to Mr.. Lloyd D.
Fruit took place at the home of he1
parents, Hon. ID. G. Mott and wife in
Marengo Iowa June "a, 1903. They
will reside in Clinton Oklahoma. Miss
Motifs many fliepds here join in con
CALCULATIONS with her other friends
and wish her happy future.
One of the most pleasant parts of the
whole chautauqua program in Audi
bon this year will be the Royal Eng
lish Hand Bell Ringers an orchestrt
of over 400 chimes we predict tina
this will prove one of the most popu-
lar musical attractions that has evel
been offered in Chautauqua. If yol
have never heard a strictly high grade
Bell Ringing company you have one
of your life's greatest musical pleas
ures before you. Will be at Audubon
the week of July 49, % 1909 on Wed
nesday July 81, afternoon and night.
The writer's attention was called tC
the following paragraph clipped from
the Macon, Missouri Republican and
was written by the country correspon
dent from Ten Mile Creek:
"Say, Pa, what does chautauqua
mean? Why, Jim, it is a Latin word
and in American language means
Chau, all turn out and have big
time; tau, take all your folks; qua
Spanish for come early, Latin, come
prepared to stay. Jim you turn the
calves out with the cows, slop the
hogs good, Sal you feed the chicken!
and we will go to Macon and hear the
Royal orchestra, Macon Aug l6 to %
You can see this correspondent is {
, real booster,
During the thunder storm Sunday
evening the residence of Pat McMa