Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-06-10
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business.
sim Curtis went to Avoca Monday
on business
William Owen and wife went to
Anita Sunday.
Alex Ferguson and wife departed
Saturday for Omaha.
Bodo Oelke of Carroll spent Sunday
with his parents here
b. A. Reason returned yesterday
from business trip to Omaha
HI. A. Arnold was an Omaha bust
ness visitor the first of the week.
John Weighton and family return
ed from Toronto Canada Sunday.
Frank Hays has gone to Warrens-
burg Missouri to spend the summer
Mr.. w. R. Green and Ella Hurd
left Saturday for Omaha on business
trip.
Bessie Rippey returned Saturday
from Winterset where she had been
trimming.
George Dennis who is station agent
at Nowlan, S. d. is visiting his par
ents here.
Nearly all the school teachers in
the public school have gone home tor
the summer.
Mary Davis gave her scholars In her
room at school picnic in Luccocks
Grove Friday.
II Mrs. III. G. Hansen enjoyed visit
last week from her mother, Mrs, w.
H. Harrison of Creston.
John Freeman and family returned
Saturday from visit in the south part
of the county with relatives.
DR.. Childs took Willie Miller, son of
Conrad Miller, to the hospital in
! Council Bluffs the first of the week,
Grant Jacobs and wife Of Des Moines
arrived here Tuesday to visit relatives
at the Jas. Law and Peter Nelson
homes.
Misses Jessie Hoover, Olivene Hub
bold and Grace Kibby departed yes
terday for Colorado for three weeks
vacation.
Rev. Prather's family of Illinois ar
rived Friday to make this city their
home while he has charge OF the NJ
e. Church.
Mrs. j. r.. Pound, Lena, Earl and
Ruth Pound of Kinghsher Oklahoma
arrived Thursday to visit former friend
and relatives here,
Mrs. Gerkon of Lake City who had
been here visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Rev. Miller departed Monday for
Greenfield to visit few days.
Miss Purdy departed Monday for
her home at Oakland accompanied by
Miss Dunn who will visit there while
she is having vacation from Gen
trail
Daisy Frick went to Des Moines
Friday to visit her friend, Mrs. j. j..
Quimby. During her absence MIR. l..
j. Rippey is working in the drug
store.
The lightning the first part of last
week caused much trouble to E. j.
/ Freeman's Lighthouse. Exrerts were
here from Omaha looking after the
matter.
Miles Gardner and Marion Jones ar
rived Saturday from Ames where
they are attending the State Agricul-
rural College. to spend the summer
with relatives aud friends
Mr.. w. j. Lancelot of Extra came
up to this city Saturday to meet his
daughter, Miss Grace Lsncelot who
was returning from Minnesota. They
visited over Sunday at the Dr A. l..
Brooks home.
DR.. Chas. Burnside departed the
latter part OF the week for Atlantic
City, New Jersey to attend the Medi-
cal Association. Before returning he
: will visit Baltimore and other points
: for two weeks.
w. r. Smith returned Saturday
FROM Davenport where he had been to
: attend a meeting of the state Grano
9 Lodge of Masons. He has souveniel
j he priced in an ear of corn with Da-
venport stamped on it,
To relieve constipation clean out the
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q tive organs, pvt them in a natural condi
tion with HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea, the most reliable tonic for thirty
n years. 30 cents, Tea or Tablets, at Ncl
: Doffing's.