Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-03-18

day on business.
Grin Welsh of near Gray was city
business visitor Thursday.
H G. Leach returned Monday from
an Atlantic business visit.
]. G. Fisher and wife are visiting
friends in Aims Nebraska.
katherine Donahue has closed her
school at No. Douglas Twp.
Mrs. Bert McLeran visited with re-
latives in Atlantic this week.
IT, @, Christoffersen and wife spent
Sunday with friends in Atlantic.
Chas. Kempf and son of Manning
were In town Thursday on business.
The Ed Dryden sale next Monday,
March -, near Hamlin Center will be
q hummer.
Mrs. Beulah Small of Sioux
City arrived Tuesday to visit her father
d. E. Soar
Rev. A. B. Miller Of Lake City has
been called as pastor OF the Presbyter-
ian Church
Edward Baker of Thayer Kansas ar
rived here Tuesday to visit his sister
Mrs. e. Taggart.
Ella and Mary Kerwin went to
Anita Thursday to visit at the home
of their uncle VIM. Egan.
| Mrs. j. A. Mahargue of Council
Bluffs who had been visiting relatives
departed Friday for her home,
]. A. Warrington of Chicago was
calling on his friend ]. A. Musson
here the latter part of last week.
Mrs. F. Watts returned Monday
from Des Moines where she had been
to attend board meeting of the Mo-
theirs Congress.
Mrs. Lydia Chandler has received
notice of her appointment as depart
ment aid in the Woman's Relief Corps
of the state of Iowa.
i Mics Cowan skilled nurse who has
been taking care of little Chas. Van
Gorder since his birth departed Satur-
day for Council Blnffs.
The Audubon Concert Orchestra
will give concert in the Opera House
Friday evening March Goth under the
direction of Prof Geo F. Jaeger.
The All Flower hat is an artistic cre-
alton and special feature for this sea-
son. Have Mrs. Conkling the Extra
milliuer make one to order for you.
Mrs. F. Vermllya departed Tuesday
for Bes Moines to buy milliner goods
for the spring trade Miss Rose Pratt
will accompany her home Monday
and trim again this season.
Mrs. Samuel Ulrich and son de-
parted Thuraday with their household
goods for their new home at Brayton
where Mr. Ilrich has the management
of the Green Bay Lumber Company
g The Commercial Club met Monday
evening to consider the purchase of in.
y stumeuts for the band the decision
!. was not to purchase bnt proposition
! was made to Prof. Geo. Laegar bu
= the outcome will remain to be seen.
g W. a. Mutt and wife have movet
d from Marion Kansas to Enid Oklaho
ma where he is foreman on The Dai
: ly Eagle. Mr.. Mutt was foreman il
b the Republican office here last yea
y and his wife will be remembered her
d as Miss Nora Oelte
w W. Weston received from Nj
ie Lay Bros, GAINESVILLE Wis. the recent
- ly imported two year old Clydesdal
nc stallion, Sylvan Baron, sired by, Ba
d ron Ruby. Sylvan Baron was secon
prize winner at the 1908 lnternations
a and should be good enough to b
heard of again in good company, an
prove valuable horse for his buyer.
The Audubon Investment Com
pany have bought the o Culbertso
building on lower Broadway. The
will remove the old building an
build brick, one story building wit
basement 50xl20 feet and have
for a modern and up to-date oper
house with raised seats. The base
ment will be fitted up for rent an
the ground floor will be the opel
house. L will probably have capa-
city of from 700 to 1000 people an
hope to have it ready early in tt
fall.
J. r. Dunn United States Immi
grant Inspector Of st. Louis was hel
last week to look after matters rel
tive to Hans Lauritzen and Christian
Jensen whose case has been before tt
public. These people will be tried
Creston March % 1903. Henry Jaco
cen will go as witness and interpret
for the Danish people who do n
opaak Epuljsh If ia axpacta6 fh.