Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-02

IS. Smith leaves today for Allan
tic on his way to his home in Cali {
fornia.
Mrs. Frank Williams ls still very /
ill after sickness of over two
weeks.
Miss Doffing arrived here Satur-
day after visiting friends at Ports
mouth Iowa.
George Towne of Atlantic was a
business visitor here Saturday be- t
tween trains.
John w. Griggs of Audubon is
visiting couple of days with rela-
tives in Extra.
DR.. Montgomery of Grant, Ia. is
visiting his relatives, Mrs. Whitted
and daughter. y
Born, Sept. 1, to Mr.. and Mrs. Err
nest McClain, a girl of the usual
size and weight.
]. j. Dimick was able to be down
town this week after his illness of {
heat prostration.
Miss Emma Fitch is taking a
three weeks vacation in Wisconsin,
visiting her mother.
Nels Christensen and sons of Gree
ley visited the Fair, going by the
way of Guthrie Center.
Walkers men erected two large
windmills this wee4 in Greeley for
Walter aud Charley Hensley.
Rev. Manly is working in the ].
w. Peterman carpenter shop, dur.
ing the absence of the proprietor.
Mrs. Maggie Banning-A -Abbel of
Missouri is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Asa Johnson and other relatives
here. Ii
Fred Gjerloff gave dance Satur-
day night to his friends. Geo. Sorn- ]
son and Peter Madsen furnished 8
the music. II
Thos Lohner jr. quit clerking in
the John L. Lohner store laet week
in order to make ready for school
| next week.
Mrs. Wells has been very ill the
past week ana it has been decided
that an operation is needed in the
near future.
A big picnic will be held by the
West Hamlin people at Adolph Sor-
ensen's Sept 7th. A good time is
promised all.
The young people of the Asa
johnson household south of town
left on the noon train Saturday for
the State Fair.
Mrs. Jacob Baier and daughter
returned from Moline, Saturday,
after visiting there and in the east ,
part of the state.
| Geo. KnoX's sale of extra hotel
| goods sold we'll Saturday afternoon, j
under the skillful manipulations of
Auct. Chas, Hockenberry.
Mr.. Cochran of the south. side res.
taurant was taken ill Friday with
an attack of summer grip which
| has caused him to take to his bed. I
Chas. Kopenhaver of Mechanics
Vile, Ia. arrived here Saturday on
visit with his brother-i law, Silas {
| Crane and wife and other relatives.
|
Jas. l.. Johnson, the right hand
man on the Miss Cappie Dodge I
farm is enjoying himself at the
State Fair this week, leaving here !
Sunday.
J.J. Lewis of Audubon was in
town Monday looking after the ma
son work on the Hunt additional {
story to the business house now oc-
cupied by Walker.
Mrs. Johnson of west of Brayton
was visiting with Mr. and Mrs Hans I
P. Jensen tor two days last week,
while Mr.. Johnson was helping his
son, Robert put up hay.
VIM. Bintner Sr., who has been
visiting at Plattsmouth, Neb. is now 5
enjoying the sights at the State
Fair, after which he will spend
come time at Cascade, la.
| Joe G. Gilroy and wife were here
from Atlantic Monday calling on
old neighbors. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. Coleman of Wiscon- :
sin an uncle of Mrs. Clarence Noon
who was calling on the Noon fami-
ly here. /,
An Innovation
E. D. Cotton has added quite an
innovation to the furniture of his
big store. 1t is large four com
partment mems suit holder both