Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1910-09-22
Ellis Oliphant of Atlantic WAS in
the city on business Friday.
A. Green of South Omaha was in
town on business last week.

George Sornson is building a
large double corn crib on his farm
in Sharon twp.
Henry Campbell was business
visitor in Guthrie Center couple
of days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Scott, south of
town, visited their relatives in At
lantic over Sunday.
Mrs. Trent visited last week until
Saturday with friends in Atlantic,
Lewis and Griswold.
Miss Nelson, the music teacher,
has been i'll the past two weeks with
an abscess in one ear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Miller we're
visiting her brother, Hans Yngved
and wife at Bayard last week.
r. G. Wilson was 80 unfortunate
as to lose another horse Wednesday
night, the second within three
weeks.
Jacob Wahlert of Greeley return
ed recently from the north where
he was visiting his son since last
spring.
Sam Hoyt of Guthrie Center ap-
peared on our streets for an hour
or so last Wednesday when here on
business.
Samuel Seavey, brother of Mrs. l.. |
A. butcher, returned last week to
his home near Austin, Minnesota
after weeks visit.
Miss McCarvil, one of our teach
ers, attended the wedding of her
lady friend, Miss Bopp in Atlantic
Wednesday of last week.
Omar Witthauer has quit the
farm out east of town and Thursday
last moved into the Amber Kelsey
house south of the photo gallery.
Henry Reilander and mother re-
turned to Templeton after making
a short visit with his brother -in.law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Frost
Chas. Lam bert who resides north
of Extra, was operated on Wednes-
day of last week at the Atlantic hoe
pital for an abscess on his side and
is reported as doing nicely.
Charley and Walter Hensley had
J.C Coe out at their Greeley resi-
dence last week installing com
plete hot and cold water system in
conjunction with bath tub.
Mr.. L. Farley and daughter, Mrs.
Belcher of Long Beach, California
arrived here Wednesday morning to
visit to his daughter, Mrs. VIM. Girls.
man and husband aud with former
neighbors and friends.
P. K. Jensen returning from Gree
ley twp. in his auto Wednesday
evening, ran into deep sag in a
culvert near the Ed Young farm
smashing his machine badly, but
fortunately not injuring him.
T. ]. McClain celebrated his 68th
birthday anniversary Tuesday,
Sept. 20 in company with his rela-
tives, his son Jasper of Canada aud
daughter, Mrs. John O'Leary of Cal
ifornia being present to enjoy the
occasion which was a real home
coming.
Messrs. AL and Reuben Struthers
and wives aud the formers daugh-
ter and hus band, Mr.. aud Mrs. st.
John, all of Des Moines, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Powell few
hours Sunday on their way home
from the lakes where they had been
rusticating for week.
Mrs. Maggie Allen of Ft. Morgan,
Colorado Was in town short time
last week visiting her brothers, Geo
and Frank Lefingwell and sister,
Mrs. Joel Hall. She came from the
Fort to Bonneville with the rem aims
of Mr.. Aliens father, he being ill
and not able to come himself.
So many went to the Fair at Au.
dubon Thursday from this town
and vicinity that it would be impos-
sible to attempt to name them but
they had their sight seeing in the
afternoon after the forenoon rain
ceased and the clouds rolled by.
One hundred aud seventy-six tick
cts were sold for the morning train
alone.
Married
w. K. Carey ofthis place and Miss
Esta, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Simpson, were married in Omaha