Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-04-15

% YEARS OLD.
j. B. j. Lonner was an Anita visi-
tor Friday.
Mrs. James Jenkins returned
from Atlantic Friday,
MIR. and Mrs Chas. Woodward are
now visiting friends in Greeley.
Charles Hunt was business Wis
itor at the county seat Tuesday.
Matt Thielen shipped car of hogs
from his yard Monday to So. Oma-
ha.
The Star Chapter meets Saturday
afternoon at 2:30 for practice and
initiation.
Miss Mabel Hall and brother
Frank visited in Omaha from Fri
day until Sunday.
Mr.. E. P. Jayne is quite ill at his
home on North Park street with an
attack of pneumonia.
E. n. Taggart, another Canada
land man was doing business on
our streets Wednesday.
Jake Jacobsen, the liveryman lost
one of his matched blacks Tuesday
night with an attack of collie.
Mr., and Mrs. j. w. Peterman were
guests of NTr. and Mrs. Clark Griffen
Easter Sunday out on the farm.
o. B. Walters, the never tireing
Canada man from Manning was
interviewing our citizens Tuesday.
DIR. Oldaker was called to Well
man Ia. yesterday by the sudden
illness of his brother residing there
Mrs Lloyd Clark of Omaha ar
rived here Tuesday on weeks visit
with her parents, w. G. Woodruff
and wife.
Martin Nelson northeast of town
has Frank Lefingwell sr. putting
in system of waterworks and cis-
tern on his farm.
Andrew Jensen sold his fine driv-
ing horse last week to a horse buy
er receiving very satisfactory
price for the animal
Miss Vasburg of Gilman, Ia. is
the teacher taking the place in our
city school made vacant by the re
signatlon of Miss Glass.
Mrs. j. P. Kommes of lie Mars La
returned home Monday being call
ed here by the illness of her father
Peter Tharnish who is some better
now
The Easter display of fruits in all
the grocery stores was grand ach
dealer seeming to vie with each OF
her as to which could make the
best exhibit.
Miss Anna Dorr left for Scotland
South Dakota Monday to clerk in a
store. Miss Grace Hocamp has talk
en- her place as clerk in the E. ID.
Cotton store.
The Misses Mae and Gladys Nc
Laughlin, daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Mclaughlin of Lincoln
township were visitors at the Ian
celot home Saturday last
Carl Woodruff nearly severed one
of his great toes one day last week
while splitting wood. 1t took five
stitches to close the wound but now
he is getting along nicely.
The Treble Clef meet with Mrs. f
Clure this evening, Byrd Connrady
leader; current events Mrs. Jno.
Knox. A delightful lunch was ser
we'd and social hour followed
Mrs. Ellinson, who has been yisi
ting at the George Page home here
and at Atlantic, for several weeks
went to Wilmar, Mimi. Thursday
where she will end her visit before
returning to her home at Cam
bridge, Neb.
Thad Seibert celebrated his 18th
birthday in company with his class
mates aud others of the school
Monday evening. He received sew
eral presents as mementoes OF the
occasion. Refreshments were serv.
ed and the time passed in play.
Charley May has secured a good
paying situation in hardware
store in Green County and left here
Monday to enter upon his duties al
ouce. Charley is an adept at pump
and windmill work as we'll as the
duties petaining to the hardware
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