Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-07-15

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Williams home Wednesday.
S. H. Walters arrived Friday to Wis
it his son, Samuel Walters.
Henry Petersen was a Manning
business caller Monday.
r. o. Craney was an Atlantic bus-
mess visitor Friday.
Don Drake departed for Des Moines
Monday on scouting trip.
Val Leonard and Theo Mantz were
Boone visitors Friday.
Ed Smutney returned Friday from
Watertown South Dakota.
Rev. A. A. Walburn arrived from
Colfax Monday evening.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tharnish was visit
ed by her sister of Atlantic last week.
G. Gates is at Lorah this week as
sisting Henry Cooley with his haying.
Geo. Dye and wife are the proud
parents of new baby girl born July
2, 1909.
Vera Vollmar went to Mitchellville
Iowa Monday where she will visit for
while.
Hon. John G. Bonwell was down
from Viola Center Monday in his au.
tomobile.
Mrs. Walter Crees went to Casey
Monday where she visited with Alex
Crees family.
j. NJ. Graham returned Saturday
from business trip in the northern
part of the state.
Joe Richards and wife have return
ed from a pleasant visit with rels-
tives in Omaha.
Otto Tennigkeit has returned from
Oklahoma where he had been visit.
ing for sometime.
Mrs. S. A Graham went to Omaha
S lnday to see her brother, Sam Hunt
er who is quite ill.
Helen Ward returned home Mon.
day from visiting the Lidd families at
Shenandoah Iowa.
Mrs Mary Wilde entertained bel
friends, Mr., and Mrs George Spencer
of near Hamlin Sunday.
j. S. Fisk of Guthrie Center is hav-
ing closing out sale in the Russell
y building of his stock on hand
Mol 1oh =
. home from Chicago Saturday accom-
panied by their friend, Mrs. Cahill.
: Mrs. d. N. Kelsey and daughter
Blanche, went to Atlantic Tuesday t,
visit relatives and to attend the show
< Mrs. Wills Staley went to Omaha t.
visit her son, Harry Staley who hat
au operation and and who is gettinj
along nicely.
t Mrs. Howard Kittell enjoyed Wei
Saturday with her grandparents, Fl
p. Hansen and wife of Brayton |
has been many years since these pee
pie have been up to Audubon.
@. G. Harper's have been having
u very interesting and profitable time a
= the Indiana State Convention of Pho
: Biography. They are now at Warsay
Indiana caring for his father who
: very sick at that place.
(, j. S. Fisk who was here from Guth
q rie Center this week looking over hi
stock Of goods, Matched up deal Will
/ j. NJ. Renftle to dispose of the stock
L. closed the doors Tuesday and depart
a ed for South Dakota.
IS Mr.. E. j. Freeman, k. J. Ping,
F. Drake of Audubon, r. S. McGehor
= III. M. Brown of Atlantic: W. W
r Wolfe OF Lewis departed Tuesday fo
a. for the North Western Veterans Ell
campmenu,
Q. Mr. and Mrs. A. HI. Roberts depart
d ed Monday for Sioux City where MR.
'u Roberts will visit their son, Pea
J., and family while Mr.. Roberts goe
~ up to Spirit Lake to attend the Gran
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G. Templar of the State of Iowa.
: Monday, July ~, 1909, happenin
N to be the birthdays of Mrs. Emil Bi
harz and her sister, Mrs. a. A. Wa
burn, they decided to make it memo
liable by inviting their sisters of tt
b P. f. o. to pass the afternoon. Thes
/ ladies aged mother, Grandma Dap
son was agreeably surprised when Mr
Brown, the aged mother of Mrs. "
r. Green, and Mrs. Elliott the moth
of w. G. and Charles Elliott came o
er to attend theparty. They serve
refreshments on the Bilharz lawn ar
all present passed a delightful afte
noon.
Toe Audubon Commercial GU
hald a meeting Monday NIGHT an