Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-01-07
AUDUBO ON

visitor Saturday.
Doc Steorns was an Extra business
visitor, Saturday.
Fred Heilman and family moved to
Cambridge this week.
Fern Andersen shipped car of
stock TO Anita, Friday.
H. M. Boorman OF Atlantic was a
city business visitor Saturday.
Frank Herndon left Monday for
Menlo to attend to some business.
c. III. Reynolds and wife went up to
Decatur County this week to visit.
Mrs. J.. S. johnson returned Satur-
day from short visit in Scranton.
Mrs. A. A. Mitchell went out to
Omaha this week to visit relatives.
III Rippey arrived Sunday from
Winterset to make this citv his home.
o. L. Lane departed Friday for Mt.
Pleasant to visit relatives and friends.
Cad Brenton went to Lohrville to
visit his parents, the last of the week.
Grant Lancelot of Scranton was in
town Saturday calling on former
friends.
Chas Poulsen and family returned
Monday from an extended visit in
Creston.
&C. Harper is enjoying visit
from his nephew, Will Wilson of In
dianols.
Mrs. o. B Train entertained her
sister, Mrs Cassidy of Council Bluffs,
the past week.
Marie Adams departed Tuesday
noon TOR Des Moines, where she is
studying music.
Hazel kellogg returned Monday
evening from Woodbine, where she
had been on visit.
There was dance at the Park He
tel New Years night. The orchestra
furnished the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Goldsmith of Sa-
l6lll, % H., NlSlttu Will lel
sister, Mrs. j. A. Musson in this city.
Ferdinand Wheeler of Lusk, Wyo.
is visiting his family in this city. He
is in the carpenter trade in that city.
Jens jar and son Harold of Allan
tics were guests at the home of Peter
Mathisen on his birthday last Friday.
Mrs j. F. Frazier has gone to Oma-
ha to buy goods and from there she
will go to Kansas to visit her old
home.
e. A. Wadsworth and family OF
Grinneil who have been visiting in
this city returned TO their home Sat
urday
Harry Sampson and wife of Dee
Moines arrived in the city Saturday
for short visit with relatives and
friends.
Misses Edith, Bell and Martha Sic
versilze of Cambridge spent Sunday
with their sister, Mrs. Ira Baird in
this city.
Steven Stearns is visiting his sister,
Miss Ella Stearns and brother Doc in
this city They had not seen each
other for twenty years.
Olive Gardner, James Cameron, Ray
Green, Julius Hecker and Louis Bag
ley returned Monday to Iowa City tc
continue their studies.
Mrs. F. S. Watts, president of the
Iowa Congress of mothers, and Mrs
S. r. Miles of Mason City and Mrs
John Weighton of Audubon enter
tanned Misses Abbie Abbott, Patty
Hill, Alice Hepburn and Mesdames "A
L. Haas, B. F. Carroll and A. E. Ship
ley at Luncheon in Des Moines at the
chamberlain, Friday.
The State Board of health required
Mayor r. G. Spencer to report as to
contagious diseases during the year
The Mayor hands us the following:
cases of smallpox, cases of scarlet
fever aud three cases of Diptheria. So
few cases is due to the regid inforce
ment of quarantine by the Mayor ane
Marshal, B L. Darnold and vigilan-
ces of the physicians about town.
In the Wrestling match Thursday
evening between Bonnie Reeves o
Guthrie Center and John Gramkew o
Persia, the former won in 2 straigh
falls. Gramkew challenged Reeves
for another match which will take
place at Manning, January Ia, 1905
This evening Bonnie Reeves will
wrestle William Walton of Norfolk
Neb. at the Woodmen Opera House.
DIR. D. G. Macintosh surprised hi
congregation Sunday morning after
brief discourse, by offering his resie
nation as pastor of the Presbyteria
church, and after due consideration {
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