Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-06-03

home in Oklahoma.
James Murphy of Nicola is visiting
friends here this week.
Anna Loss departed Saturday for
Corning to visit friends.
Arthur Farquhar was a Brayton
business visitor Saturday.
Merle Rippey and wife spent Sun
day with friends in Menlo
E. F. Bilharz returned Saturday
from business trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Bertha Lamoraux visited over
Sunday with friends in Atlantic.
John Ward and son John Jr. were
Atlantic business visitors Saturday.
Chss. White returned Sunday from
Florida where he had been visiting
! friends
The workmen are busy putting in
new bridge just below J.. A. Nash's
residence.
Mrs. E. S. Van Gorder and son Ed
win left Saturday for Des Moines to
visit relatives.
Chas. Van Go1der and wife are Wis
iting their daughter. Mrs. Kirk and
family in Chicago.
Mrs. Taylor of Wiota arrived here
Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs. John
Kuhn who is sick.
Misses Ella and May Farquhar and
May HINT of Fort Dodge spent Sun
day here with relatives.
The P. IS. o. Society gave their last
party of the season on w, G. Elliott's
lawn Thursday evening.
w. r. Smith departed Sunday for
Davenport to attend the meeting of
the Masonic Grand Lodge.
| j. B. Ashby, H. J. Mantz, John and
Ben Horning went to Des Noines Sat
urday to attend the field meet.
Frank Johnson and daughter, Ruth
departed Saturday for Arlington Ill.
to visit his parents short time.
Joe Watson who graduated from
Simpson College last week arrived
here Monday to visit his sister, Bessie
| Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morey return
ed from Rochester Mimi. where Mr..
Morey went for treatment but return
ed without it.
Mrs. VIM Cloughley returned Sat-
urday from Ute and reports her sister
Mrs. Miller who has been very sick,
improving rapidly.
Theresa Smith returned Sunday
from Cedar Falls where she is attend
ing College to visit her parents, w.
w. Smith and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Train went to
Dexter Friday to visit Prof. Repass be-
fore his departure for Oklahoma for
the benefit of his health
Rev. II. E. Kittell took charge of
the weekly service at.the NJ. e. Church
last week. Howard is alright and al
ways found in the right track.
Miss Joy Pfieater who was born and
raised in Cameron township but who
finished her education in the Carroll
High School graduated from that in
stitution last week.
Miss Harris, principal of the city H .
s. has secured position as teacher in
Rome and will go to that far away
place to teach and to study She will
not begin her work till October.
John Weighton and family are visit
I ing in Ontario Canada for few weeks
Mr.. Weighton has factory where he
builds the famous One Minute Wash
er and he win watch the needs of the
factory.
Uncle Hi Mendenhall has invented
a churn for which he has applied for
a patent fit is as good and as gene.
rally useful as his One Minute Wash
er has proved to be then he can soon
buy Texas.
E. Freeman received two picture
cards last week that are dear to his
heart. One is the old log schooihouse
where he first went to school back iI
Fayette Co. Penn. The other is 8
stone schoolhouse, and strange to re-
late, they both still stand.
Word has been received from Neva
da la. that Prof A. f. Minis has beer
chosen for another year as superin
tendent of the schools in that place
And their appreciation of his work i
also shown by an increase of his ga
larry from 1880. to $500. He will b
here in June toinstruct in the Norma
Institute.
III. w. Wilson reports very inter
esting meeting of the Iowa Gun Gu
which he attended at Burlington las
week. He was re.elected vice -presi
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