Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-08-05

add to their comfort and regain ;,,.se
=. ,.SS.,.9 ~ - iae hood
the f
joyed it. s,
Mrs. John Bomgartner was quite the q
i'll Sunday. ing
Edith Hamlin quilt working at 1eis'
the ]. III. Bell home Saturday. Love
-- at B
Born Saturday July 81 to Mr. and Bran
Mrs. A. M. Larsen fine baby girl. have
Miss Verna Croy was up town path
Saturday after two weeks illness. men,
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" who
spent Saturday night with her par rass
- - - e darli
MISS huth Beers visited several flowe
days last week with the Hans Hans
en- family. -
Post Master Powell went to Oma- -
ha Monday on business returning An
Wednesday. Ham
1;a. E..:o o9---,-,-.-..-, Satu
country last week with her brother Jas
Herbert and wife. well
The Misses Della and Ora Hicks
went to Brayton Monday to visit NJ.
friends few days. er on
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Roberts have
the care of two children quite i'll Mr.
with summer complaint. band
Gen I,efirgwelI was ont ~ tho ing
country this week laying the found sh,
oxs@
a'ion VI Tue mo. Frost oafn. hors
Clarence Crane commenced haul of ne
ing cream Monday on the route re- A.
Gently vacated by Mr.. Wright.
Geo. Radcliff returned from the Exir
Bluffs Tuesday after securing some ,,-
-.- Evislt
MISS Ina Anders returned to Om- Mrs.
aha Monday after short visit with ,r.
Lora
- itipg
Dee Bell and wife are e, joying a
weeks outing with friends in Stuart Mr
and Des Moines leaving here Sun MISS
day. tic CT
Bert Poage was Saturday night Mr.
visitor in Atlantic returning to the this
Connrardy home Sunday on the frien
noon train NJ
Mrs. Frank Basham and daugh- child
ter Gertrude visited few hours near
Sunday with their relatives, the ~
Cannon families in Oakfield. ne
MISS Blanche Synder of Marshall who
Michigan arrived here Saturday on
visit with her sisters, Mrs. A. w.
Harvey and Miss Zella Synder 80
Win Doffing marketed a fine Gear
bunch of z hogs to ,ur dealer NJ
Wednesday morning and in the visit
ae one poihei "eiepins soo retur
her q
The musical committee of the NJ.
re-oro.n;za ~ a,aat -; ~ turn
committee ia Mrs. Varney, Mrs.
Witthauer and Mr.. Seibert. eouu
Jake Jacobsen and family started nu
tod., fo~ r,La W. 49,, initis
will visit a couple of weeks with his M
four brothers residing there John osen
|. Hensley went with them in his "aio
automo bile. Mr.
Dr R,ooks A,d,h ,4 ter OF
to Harry Ron4o,,,s visit
ming being called in consultation o'
by DIR. Newton on the cases of ill 'oi
ness in the Benton family, several Lee
of the children being very ill. visit
The following autoists spent Sun anu
day al Lewis, Messrs. A. w. Harvey neu
and family w Ienso,, - ta,;,1, he M
| j. |. Hensley young people, j. ~
M. Dimick family and all report Jat
pleasant picnic and an agreeable cond
time. havi
| Mr. A, S. Burwell received the fol- Mon,
lowing clipping in letter last week mad
which gave him quite surpriae: thro,
Mount Vernon, Washington, lnsio
Superior Court gaanted Alice A. tour
Burwell divorce" No further par pleas
ticulars were given. of tn
Alfred Miller has struck streak Jol
of bad luck within the past few Co.
weeks. First fine Duroc brood senc
SOW got out of the pasture and is favo
supposed to have litter of pigs ture
out in some body's grain or corn that
field and now q yearling steer red whic
! iu color with some white in face has livin
strayed from the Peter Toft pasture to m
east of town and he can learn moth aud
ing of its whereabouts. his