Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-02-18
AUDUBON

ness caller Tuesday.
OF Aease of Gray was a city bust
ness caller Monday.
Hazel Neff went to Des Moines Fri.
day to visit few days.
Mamie Eckels departed Sunday for
Creston to visit friends.
Matte Elwood departed Monday tor
Omaha to visit relatives.
II. J. Mantz departed Tuesday for
Cedar Rapids on business.
E. S. Van Gorder andwife departed
Friday for Chicago to visit relatives
Rev. G. C. Brown and family depart
ed Tuesday for Dexter to visit few
days.
j. w. Clark of Walnut spent Sun
day with his sister Mrs. B. r. Simcns
here.
J. NJ. Cole went over to Anita the
first of the week to trade his livery
stable.
Mrs. Mabel Doyle OF Omaha arrived
here to visit herparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hayes.
Miss Beck of Atlantic is guest of
Miss Augusta Hansen at the /. P. Han
sen home.
Mrs. ii. W. Wilson returned Fri
day from Des Moines where she has
been visiting.
MIR. and Mrs Taylor of Wiota ar
rived here Friday to visit his sister
Mrs. j. Kuhn.
Ralph Herbert and wife returned
Saturday from short visit with rela-
tives in Atlantic
Mrs. Maggie Glasson of Omaha al
rived here Monday to visit her parents
WIN. Fry and wife.
Mrs. l.. E. Kline and son Edwin
went to Omaha Monday to visit her
brother, Lloyd Hayes.
Miss Naomi Childs of Council
Bluffs is visiting her brother, Dr.
John Roth and family left Tuesday
for Omaha where they will visit for
sometime with relatives
Mesdames Strankley and Dinger of
Davenport arrived here Sunday to Wis
1t their cousin, Chris haderer.
Rueben Musson and Harold Buth-
veg returned Monday from a visit
with their relatives in Bonneville.
The Masons will give banquet in
honor of M. McKarahan and family
next Thursday evening Feb. IS, 1909.
A farewell party was given at the
A. III. Dollahide home for MIR. Dolla-
hide and family who leave soon for
South Dakota.
Mrs. j. Frazier and Edith Lane de-
parted Sunday for Chicago wher lthey
will study the spring styles in milli-
merry fol- week.
Lewis Bagley returned the first of
the week to Iowa City after visit
with his parents Chas, Bagley and
wife in this city.
w. S. Roperts and family moved
back from Omaha this week. Mr.. Ro-
berts has bought the dray business
from Frank Drury.
Allen Sampson of Viola left Thurs
day for Centerville Kansas to spend
several months hoping to improve
his health by the change.
Lou Caldwell has sold the dray bus,
iaess to Hub White. Mr.. Caldwell
bought the chop house of B F. Carper,
they both take possession March lat.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Christian Church will hola a box
social at the Modern Woodman hall
Friday evening Feb. %, 1909 to which
verybody is invited.
Frank Coburn, the Black Face Co
median and Harry Webb, phenomial
Thursday on their way to Atlantic
where they played in the Unique
theatre the latter part of last week for
Willet and Phelps formerly of this
city.
g. Ledyard Blair of Peapack, New
Jersey, head of the Brokerage Firm,
has been selected to represent his state
to form an escort of Honor for the
new president at the Inaugural Ball.
He is a son-in-law of II. n. Jennings
of East Orange, N. j., brother of L.
b. Jennings of Audubon,
The P. E. o. Society met at the
home of Mrs. w. III. Cowles Friday
evening. Miss Harriet Bilharz, presi-
dent of the society acted as toast mas
ter and the following gentleman re-
sponded; A. G. Ross, Joe III. Ross, W..
c. Elliott, Chester Marlin, Chas.
White and Judge Green. Covers were