Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-05-20
AUDUBON

John Morrissey came over from
Harlan Saturday to see his sick moth
er.
Joe Fl. Ross and family visited over
Sunday with his relatives in Cedar
Rapids.
H. w. Wilson departed Saturday
for West Liberty to visit relatives and
friends.
Clyde Wilde arrived Saturday from
Wall South Dakota to visit his moth.
er and other relatives.
Mrs. J. A. Nash went to Davenport
the first of the week to attend meet
ing of the Women's Clubs.
Henry Jacobsen went to Omaha
Friday to pass an examination for
route agent on the railroad.
Miss Ella NJ. stearns returned Sat-
urday from Des Moinee where she
had been on business and visiting.
George Slayton who underwent an
operation for appendicitis recently
has recovered and returned from the
hospital,
J. E. MCGUIRE returned Saturday
from st. Paul Minnesota accompanied
by Will Cunningham who came over
to visit his mother.
Miss Harriet Bilharz returned Sat-
urday from Waterloo where she had
been as a delegate to attend a state
meeting of the P. E. o. Society.
I'll. j. Mantz returned Sunday from
Burlington wheae he had been as a
delegate from the A. O. U. w. Lodge
here to q meeting of that order there.
Tom Williamson, wife and daughter
Mrs. Frank Trunnell returned Satur-
day from Indianola Nebraska where
they had been to attend the funeral
of their daughter and sister Mrs. L. d.
Hethcote
w. w. Smith and wife spent Sun
day with her brother Tom Bryant in
Newton. Mr.. Smith returned Monday
but Mrs. Smith went on to Davenport
to ttend q state meeting of the Col
umbia Club
Rev. @. B. Christensen of Lincoln
Nebraska, the new Danish minister
arrived here last week and delivered
his first sermon here in the new Dam
ish Church Sunday evening to large
congregation.
Geo. Cummins of Roseal Missouri
and Miss Ella Dennis, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j S. Dennis of Audubon
were married at the brides home
Tuesday morning, May is 1909, Rev.
Frank Naples Of the Christian Church
officiating. The couple left for the
south on the noon train.
Today is Ascension Day and the
knights Iemplers and members of the
Godfrey commandry of this city are
observing the day by decorating the
graves Of their brethren in Arlington
Heights and Maple Grove Cemetery
and going to Extra in automobiles &C.
companied by their wives TO decorate
the graves there and are being enter
tanned by the members of these orders
while in that city.
Mrs. Chris Berg, wife of carrier on
Route 4, died at her home in this CITY
Thursday morning, May Is, 1909 She
cleaned house Wednesday and COM
planned of a headache but did not re-
tire until the usual time and went tc
sleep and passed away. She was a sis
ter of Chris and liver Hendricksen
The funeral was held at the Danish
Church Saturday afternoon. Rev
Christensen conducted the services, in
terment in Maple Grove Cemetery
The band received their instrument,
Monday aud are practising up getting
ready for band concerts. Officers are
ID. L. Manager
Ray Brenton--Treasurer
l.. r. Elwell-Librarian
Members
Riley Elwell Frank Bagley
Ray Brenton Homer Booten
Carlos Conway Cad Brenton
Ray Leonard Ray Booten
Frank Harmon Val Leonard
Chas. Peppers Otto Bartlett
Edward Heuermann Harry Staley
Albert Mantz Clarence Craney
Clarence Nickalson Geo. Killinger
Frank Davis Warren Leonard
Bertel Wonsmus
1t coaXes back thai well feeling,
healtlN look nll1s the Sal, Of Ii e. In, ..L.,.