Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-03-04

Jacob Masching moved this week
from east of Brayton to near Adair
The proprietors of the Pantitor-
ium report a good patronage in
their line.
Nick Bintner's family left this
week for their new home near Muir
dock. MINI.
Mrs. Emery Smith aud daughter
Pearl visited relatives in Audubon
last Saturday.
Mr.. B. Elder bot 10 head of horses
here last week and shipped them to
keokuk on Friday.
Miss Glass returned from her
home ip Atlantic Monday after
three weeks absence on account of
illness.
s. E. Harm has purchased a span
OF horses as part of his equipment
when he moves to his ranch in So.
Dakota.
Geo. and Oliver Huyck passed
Tuesday at the home of the formers
daughter Mrs. Nelson and husband
near Lorah.
Geo. Axeleen of College View Neb.
visi5ed friends west of town the
past week until Tuesday when he
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w; Wisler had
the care of very sick child the
past week which is reported now as
being some better.
Omar Witthauer has given up his
work in Anita on account of
sprained wrist and is again at the
parental home on South st.
Mr.. Wells Ferguson of Lincoln
township moved Monday to his
farm in Audubon township which
he bot last year of Joe Prohaska.
Mrs. Zaner mother of Paul Zaner
and Mrs. Wills Parrot returned
from Atlantic last week from
three weeks visit with relatives.
Mr.. f. A, Maniey of !Des Moines
has accepted the call of the Chrie-
tian church of this place. He will
begin hislabors among us on next
Sunday.
Rev. G. A. Poison came back
from Akron, la. Tuesday to pack
his goods preparatory to their re-
moval to that town where he now
breaches.
The Ladies of the Christian
church will hold an Exchange in
the p. M. Christensen jewelry store
Saturday afternoon March 6. Every
one is cordially invited.
We live in Mud Hole Alley, de
furder you goes de ,nuddier it gets;
we lives in de last house-Ah, say
betcher life we get some new side
walks die spring, see? Brink.
School election viii be held next
Monday March s at O'Clock when
two directors are to be elected for
the term Of 3 years to succeed f.. ID.
Powell aud Henry I. Kroeger.
Mrs. W. z. Fryberger, the twins
and babe left Tuesday for Wilton
la. where she will visit her rela-
tives until he gets released from
the duties of agent at the depot.
The X. P's had Walker erect
gasoline plant in their Opera house
last Monday and from now on the
p .trons of that house can rest as
sured there will be plenty of light.
Mrs. Johu Harrison of Carroll is
still at the home of her mother
Mis-. John Rieff assisting in the
care of that lady who is some bet
ter after her illness of several weeks
Mr.. A. p. Peterson moved from
southwest Audubon township to
Extra and stored his goods in the
Catholic sCnool house Tor couple
of weeks or until after the VIII
Patty sale when they will move to
their ranches in So. OAK
"Old Van" received the following
card March End:
Alden, Arabia Feb. Z, co. Arrived
yesterday. Am we'll. Sail tomorrow
for Bombay. Visited Cairo and the
Pyramids while in Egypt. Weather
here is very hot. Regards to all.
Hardenbrook.
Bert is well known here where he
resided until joining the army.
G. NJ. Dodge received fine SOW
last week from the herd of John b.
Lawson of Clarinda, Iowa; also
one from Schain V. Keeps sale at
Atlantic and one from E. +. Escher
of Manning Iowa. These are all
fine individuals of the big Type
Dolapd Gbinalp Anvona wantjY O.