Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-30
AUDUBON

AUDUBON
J. 81. McHargue was Des Moines
business visitor Friday.
Chas. BRENNAN visited old time
friends here the past week,
Louie Bartlett has purchased 1873 A.
OF land east of Coon Rapids yielding
up $l10. an acre.
James Law and wife have gone to
North Dakota and combine business
and pleasure while gone.
George Ellis returned to his claim in
So. Dakota leaving his wife with his
daughter in Guthrie County.
Hub White and family departed
this week for Esben, Kansas to visit
and from there to Colorado to live.
F. s. Watts has so fully recovered
from his recent illness so as to be able
to be up about the house this week.
L. A. McGinuis and wife are home
from good visit with relatives in
different parts of Ohio, Illinois and
Iowa.
George Agnew is at Mount Pleasant
to attend reunion of his regiment,
the Fourth Iowa Cavalry. A. b. Nee
dies, another member of that regiment
could not attend. 81
Fred Vermilya left Tuesday for Tri-
nidad Colorado to join his wife and
daughter, Donna, whoare sojourning
in that sunshiny climate. He will be
gone several days.
The tickets will be on sale at the
Roberts Drug store and at the door
of the Presbyterian Church for the
Schildkret Hungarian Orchestra en-
tertainment there next Monday even
ing.
Mr.. Rabel who bought the Lee
Hudler place across the Blue Grass
In west Audubon, has been busy this
week moving from his former home
by the cemetery to the new home
across the creek.
The first Columbian Club enter
tainment of the season, Schubert
Hungarian Orchestra at the Presby-
Church Monday evening, Oct. 4, 100.
They come very highly recommended
and large attendance is expected.
Friday afternoon, the balloon lit in
J. K. Wright's cornfield east of the
cemetery. When they went to get it,
Mr.. Wright objected until he was
paid Sl.0O. He came to town to get
the S1.Q0 from the Fair Association.
VIM. Bintner was Visiting Audubon
friends last week. He had just recent
ly returned from visit in Dakota,
Nebraska and Iowa and was going
down south of Extra to visit his son,
Will on the old homestead and stop
ped off here.
The Ladies Aid Society met at the
home of Mrs. DR.. Brooks last Tues
day and presented Mrs. Lee Hudler,
who has gone to South Dakota to
make her home, very pretty souve-
mir spoon as memento of her long
time membership of that society.
Little Kathyrn Beason, the second
daughter of Mf.' and Mrs. e. A. Bea,
son, died at the home of her parents
in the south part of town, Tuesday
September, 2s,ll9O9 with Inflamma-
tion of the Larynx. The little one wal
just past two. years old and will be
greatly missed by all.
Next Saturday, Oct. 2,will be the
date tor the annual Festival and
Home Coming at the State Agricul-
tural College in Ames but you will
have to be at the N. w. depot at $50
on that morning If you want to gel
aboard that train that day. There
will be reduced rate for fare for tn,
round trip.
When the Shrine Candidates were
ready to go to Des Moines last Tues
/. day, Will R. Smith and NJ. G. Griffith
Joined them making the party consis
of the following gentleman beside
themselves: LATE Simpson, Jack Ash
by, Earl Maharg and l.. F. Simpson
who were initiated into the order O
Nohlaa of the Myatic Shrine